Manscaping: verb: A term used to define male grooming below the belt. A male can use both an electric razor or a regular razor. A Mach 3 is preferable with the ladies on the testicular area. No female likes to deal with hairy balls, so men must education themselves on proper manscaping and maintenance [...]
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OMG…and the drama continues! I noticed after I got ready for work this morning that once again, there were construction vehicles parked in my back yard as well as cell tower parts. So I debated…and ended up picking up the phone and called the Sheriff. I really like Sara, our Sheriff. She talked me down! [...]
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Nothing like being woken up at the butt-crack of dawn to bulldozers clearing snow out of my backyard. Normally this is not something I would complain about, but in this case the snow was bulldozed so 2 semi’s full of cell tower parts. ARGH!! We only have two cell phone providers for the rural parts [...]
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I had fun catching up with Porter yesterday. During our phone conversation I mentioned it was snowing. Where he is at, in Seattle, snow isn’t as common an occurance as one might think. I told him it had started snowing before I got off work on Saturday and it was continuing through Sunday. I had [...]
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I think I’ve been pretty clear up till now, that I’m a “bunny hugger” rather than a “bambi hunter”. And now I live in the Bambi hunting grounds. It is just something I could never do…don’t get me wrong! I’m not saying we should outlaw hunting or anything!!! It’s just that after going to high [...]
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It’s time for my annual bitch about “Hunting Season”…only it’s hard to complain about something my son and husband have been enjoying doing together. Yes, I said my son. My almost 12 year old son would be the dude on the right and yes, he has a gun in his hand. That is counter-intuitive to [...]
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I’m up at 2:30am because I woke up realizing I’d forgotten to write an email to David’s teacher like I promised. The email has since been written and I realized at I looked at my “signature” in my email program that this blog is listed, which reminded me I haven’t posted in a while. Life [...]
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Today I signed up to take the test to become a Census worker. The 2010 Census is a big topic around here. Everywhere I go I see ads suggesting I apply to be a census worker. When I check out the site…http://www.2010Censusjobs.gov/ I found the pay is good, $14.00/hour, in North Dakota. The work is [...]
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Is turning out to be quite interesting! We are all bundled in for the storm that was due to hit today. Today we were supposed to get 3-4 inches of snow with sustained winds in the 30+ mph with gusts up to 60+ mph. Saturday is supposed to be more of the same, but the [...]
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It was an incredible Christmas, blizzard and all! Brian and I hosted Christmas Eve last night. Kenny, Michele, Jake, and Michele’s Mom, Betty joined us, Rochell, Gigi, and Sonya. I’d thought it would be nice to have a couple of pots of soup on the stove as well as some freshly baked bread for dinner. [...]
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