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08-07-2006, 06:14 AM
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#6271 | | Scarlet. Gray.
Joined: Nov 2004 Location: OH-IO Posts: 5,939
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Originally Posted by hapa_angel Little help here, please oh please? [puppydog eyes] | Of course:
You go through their pockets for loose change. Quote: |
Hello, folk. I'm alive, too. Just not online as much sometimes. That can be blamed on spending Art's off-work time with him.
| Spending Art's off-work time with him? How monstrously inappropriate. How can you possibly justify spending your time with your affianced, and not online? Tsk.  Quote: |
We saw Talladega Nights together Friday night, which was really good. I made some darn good meals for us this weekend, and discovered this evening that I am making absolutely no progress on my pathetic caffiene addiction. (Major headaches suck.) We went to Costco yesterday after a failed trip Friday night (arrived right at closing time, whoops) and bought way more shredded cheddar/jack than I will ever know what to do with in my life. Along with a big box of Thomas Kemper cream sodas. Really good stuff, that. We're almost done with them already. Teehee.
| I really, really, really, do not want to develop too much of a caffiene addiction, because I know that if I do, I'll have to get rid of it, and that involves major headaches. Wow. Cream sodas.
Way to beat your addiction.
I'm just winking up a storm, here. This is bad--Art, I'm just friendlywinking at your fiancee, I promise. Quote: |
That Tiger Woods golf game is really, really fun. And really, really addicting. It's also gotten Art and myself semi-interested in golf. Like watching Talladega got us thinking, "I wanna go fast!" as we pulled out of the parking lot and Art drove us home at midnight. Ahhh, good times.
| Nice. At least Art knows what he's doing... Quote: |
Mmmmyeah. Roughly bedtime at last. Adieu.
| I'm not sure how this translates into my time-zone, but I believe I was roughly awake and perhaps even online at this point. We live in the same country, but your nights overlap my mornings. There's something spooky in that.
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08-07-2006, 08:51 AM
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#6272 | | Other Sock Super Moderator
Joined: Oct 2005 Location: Central California Posts: 8,469
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Originally Posted by the guy who doesn't watch movies Of course:
You go through their pockets for loose change. | Ding ding!
Hello Rachel. I'm glad that you and Art are spending your free time together - but we do miss you!
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08-07-2006, 09:07 AM
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#6273 | | There. That's better.
Joined: Mar 2005 Posts: 5,044
| Hi, Rachel...Hi, Art...*momhug*
I am glad to hear that Talladega Nights is good. We have decided to see it with my mom and dad and sister and brother-in-law. We're already quoting lines from the movie. How can you not?
Mara's phone keeps ringing. She has that funky ring that drives me crazy. Seriously, I am hyper-conservative about ringtones. Just let it sound like a phone, okay? You won't find any piercings or tattoos on my cellphone either. It.just.won't.happen.
Mixing cranberry and pineapple juices together is very delicious.
Rachel, you can freeze cheese. If you please. [/accidental poet]
Mr. D tried to kill the toe-mah-toes while we were gone.
Don't let people get drunk at your wedding. It's really lame. Neither of you should get drunk either.
We need to do We All Eat The Same Food, Rachel.
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08-07-2006, 12:08 PM
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#6274 | | mommy-to-Caleb
Joined: Jan 2002 Location: Sarnia Posts: 8,162
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Originally Posted by Mara's Mom Don't let people get drunk at your wedding. It's really lame. Neither of you should get drunk either. | our wedding was nonalcoholic. The only thing I really drink is wine and I had this fear of spilling red wine down my gorgeous and expensive wedding dress... Not to mention, fear of seeing certain relatives drunk. Thus, no booze.
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08-07-2006, 12:19 PM
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#6275 | | Not Kosher.
Joined: Apr 2002 Location: Canada Posts: 7,998
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Ahahahaha. Rock. *gigglety*
How are you, Julesia? How's ol' Ghostie?
| I am most wonderful, Racheldear.
The last I heard from The Ghost, he was setting sail on the South Pacific, but that was a while ago. I do wish he'd call, but I understand that most of those tiny islands surrounded by dangerous coral reefs lack telephones. Quote: |
Don't let people get drunk at your wedding. It's really lame. Neither of you should get drunk either.
| The lady speaks the truth. Drunk people at weddings are LAME. Especially if you're the one paying for their drinks.
P.S. It looks like I'm not going to NM, after all, so I won't be at the NM address ever. |
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08-08-2006, 01:00 AM
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#6276 | | a dork, or so to speak. Administrator
Joined: May 2002 Location: California Posts: 34,071
| You know what is awesome? When I post in my own blog.
The weekend was good. The week? Not as much. But still good.
Other stuff. |
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08-08-2006, 11:35 AM
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#6277 | | Scarlet. Gray.
Joined: Nov 2004 Location: OH-IO Posts: 5,939
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Originally Posted by Art You know what is awesome? When I post in my own blog. | I disagree, in my opinion, when you post anywhere is pretty much awesome, and since you have the most posts ever, this may have a great deal to do with CGR's overall aura of incredible amazingness. Quote: |
The weekend was good. The week? Not as much. But still good.
| Thank heavens for the weekend, then. Double Stuffed.
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08-09-2006, 02:27 AM
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#6278 | | a dork, or so to speak. Administrator
Joined: May 2002 Location: California Posts: 34,071
| mmmm. Yeah.
Ahh... ummmm... I had forgotten that I was the top poster, there. |
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08-09-2006, 08:03 PM
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#6279 | | intentionally left blank.
Joined: Jul 2003 Location: nowhereville Posts: 7,490
| Response post! Quote:
Originally Posted by Small Of course:
You go through their pockets for loose change. | I'm still confused as ever. Another hint, perhaps? Quote:
Spending Art's off-work time with him? How monstrously inappropriate. How can you possibly justify spending your time with your affianced, and not online? Tsk. | Well, sorry. It just seems to happen constantly. And on the days when Art is at work, I have to get more sleep to accomodate restless sleep on a broken futan. I almost can't wait for school to start up so I have a real bed and room for all my junk. Quote:
I really, really, really, do not want to develop too much of a caffiene addiction, because I know that if I do, I'll have to get rid of it, and that involves major headaches. Wow. Cream sodas.
Way to beat your addiction. | Cream sodas are the best. But they have no caffiene. Thus, I must get a cup of coffee anyhow.
Oddly enough, caffienated soda doesn't seem to help my addiction much. My headaches still occur when I drink soda in place of coffee, albeit less pronounced. So, I need to get a strongish cup of coffee anyhow. Quote: |
I'm just winking up a storm, here. This is bad--Art, I'm just friendlywinking at your fiancee, I promise.
| Ahaha. I'm sure he doesn't mind, as it doesn't mean anything. And even if it did, he has nothing to worry about.
Heh, that reminded me. Art's nephew, Elijah, once was caught by his grandmother doing that "friendly-winking" thing at me. The 4-year-old was then jokingly accused of both hitting on me and cheating on his cousin, Sami. Poor kid. It provided a good ten minutes or so of amusement for us adults, however. Quote: |
Nice. At least Art knows what he's doing...
| Oh, he sure does. He has lots of fun driving his sexy stickshift Subaru. [/alliteration bonus] Quote: |
I'm not sure how this translates into my time-zone, but I believe I was roughly awake and perhaps even online at this point. We live in the same country, but your nights overlap my mornings. There's something spooky in that.
| Spooky in that I'm an owl and you're an early-bird? Art and I fall asleep anywhere from 1-3am on a worknight, and on his off days it varies more greatly. Quote:
Originally Posted by MtlMom Ding ding!
Hello Rachel. I'm glad that you and Art are spending your free time together - but we do miss you! | ...and I'm still confused. =/
Hi, Mrs M. I am around, but more in an over-Art's-shoulder sort of way lately. I feel lazy to do the thorough check that CGR time usually demands, so I avoid the computer and play video games instead. Heh. Quote:
Originally Posted by Mara's Mom Hi, Rachel...Hi, Art...*momhug* | Hi, Mrs. D.  Quote: |
I am glad to hear that Talladega Nights is good. We have decided to see it with my mom and dad and sister and brother-in-law. We're already quoting lines from the movie. How can you not?
| That was indeed a good movie. The only concern I'd have is the language and the one scene with the knife (that has been shown in the trailor)... I couldn't watch that part. I can listen to Art spout tales of his day with gruesome detail, and I couldn't watch a fake knife and fake blood.  Quote: |
Mara's phone keeps ringing. She has that funky ring that drives me crazy. Seriously, I am hyper-conservative about ringtones. Just let it sound like a phone, okay? You won't find any piercings or tattoos on my cellphone either. It.just.won't.happen.
| Hahaha. You won't like Art's ringtone, then. It's Eminem yelling, "RING RIIIIING, RING RIIIIING! ANSWER ME!" We went through the ringtone selection in his phone's online store together, and just cracked up at that one. I found out later that bought it when his phone rang in front of me.  Quote: |
Mixing cranberry and pineapple juices together is very delicious.
| Darnit, now I want some.  Quote: |
Rachel, you can freeze cheese. If you please. [/accidental poet]
| Shredded cheese? Without getting it all watery? [/hesitant] Quote: |
Don't let people get drunk at your wedding. It's really lame. Neither of you should get drunk either.
| What, you mean people would actually complain at getting all the Martinelli's they could want?  Quote: |
We need to do We All Eat The Same Food, Rachel.
| Agreed. I need to come up with a decent fried rice recipie. And I need dinner ideas. I've been getting fairly creative with things lately, but I could always stand to have a mission to go into the kitchen with. Quote:
Originally Posted by Art You know what is awesome? When I post in my own blog. |
__________________ it doesn't mean much; it doesn't mean anything at all
the life i've left behind me is a cold room
i've crossed the last line from where i can't return
where every step i took in faith betrayed me
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08-09-2006, 08:08 PM
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#6280 | | intentionally left blank.
Joined: Jul 2003 Location: nowhereville Posts: 7,490
| Whew, that *points at her previous post* was certainly long enough.
Here comes an actual update post.
Today was full of the same nothingness routine: wake up with Art's alarms, kiss him goodbye as he goes to work, go back to sleep until 2 or 3 or so, crawl out of bed to use the restroom or get food/coffee. Except I got no food. Haha. I drank leftover soda and have been staring at ancient imitation cheetos for a few hours now. Yes, I have admittedly unhealthy habits. And the lack of coffee is coming back to haunt me now.
I got up at 4:30 yesterday afternoon after being kept awake into the previous day by incessant chirping. There is apparently a family of birds living quite near our bedroom window. I was quite tempted to search them out with duct tape and a boiling kettle of hot water. Grrrr. Vertical Horizon is good music. I hijacked their first cd out of Art's car and have been listening incessantly. Mmmm. I'm glad I inadvertantly got him hooked on them.
The caffiene headache is getting worse. I need to leave the room at last and get coffee. And maybe some food. Hmmm, food. That sounds good.
Toodles, peoples.
__________________ it doesn't mean much; it doesn't mean anything at all
the life i've left behind me is a cold room
i've crossed the last line from where i can't return
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08-09-2006, 09:53 PM
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#6281 | | Not Kosher.
Joined: Apr 2002 Location: Canada Posts: 7,998
| Rachel, I have heard that when you are trying to quit caffiene, you should only reduce your intake by a 1/2 cup of coffee per week. So, if you drink 3 cups a day, start only drinking 2.5, etc.
(I have never tested this because I go cold turkey on everything, but it seems like reasonable advice.) |
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08-09-2006, 10:10 PM
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#6282 | | intentionally left blank.
Joined: Jul 2003 Location: nowhereville Posts: 7,490
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Originally Posted by tropicana Rachel, I have heard that when you are trying to quit caffiene, you should only reduce your intake by a 1/2 cup of coffee per week. So, if you drink 3 cups a day, start only drinking 2.5, etc.
(I have never tested this because I go cold turkey on everything, but it seems like reasonable advice.) | I never said I was trying to quit, now, did I?
Sure, I dislike the fact that I am a caffiene addict, but drinking one silly cup of coffee sure beats the hell out of getting horrid migrane-esque headaches regularly. I'm just lazy to leave the room and fix myself that cup is all. And a blog is a fitting place to complain about one's life.
And there are certainly worse things I could be going and getting myself hooked on. Like those pain pills they gave me a prescription for when I left the hospital. Vicodin is some gooooood stuff, let me tell you. But the side effects? A bit worse than a headache. Just a little bit worse.
Anyhoo. In a nutshell. Coffee is good. Becoming addicted to caffiene is bad. Let this be a lesson in your own lives, kids. [/street corner soapbox]
*******
Time to get a shower and then fix dinner. And since the residual headache is there, perhaps pop an ibuprofin as well.
I'm thinking mini pizzas for dinner again. Art loved them the last time I made 'em, and they're certainly easy to make.
__________________ it doesn't mean much; it doesn't mean anything at all
the life i've left behind me is a cold room
i've crossed the last line from where i can't return
where every step i took in faith betrayed me
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08-14-2006, 08:40 PM
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#6283 | | intentionally left blank.
Joined: Jul 2003 Location: nowhereville Posts: 7,490
| We're back. Or rather, I should specify that Art and I are back in Roseville from our trip to Loyalton. Art was on here last night, albeit posting sparsely, and I didn't turn on the dell until today. Soyes. We's back, y'heard? [/whitegirltryingtoohard]
Art has been having the worst stomach pains and nausea over the last couple of weeks. He thinks it could be an ulcer. But thanks to his crappy healthcare plan, we can't really afford to see a doctor to confirm it. Hooray for getting screwed by the system. At least Art's mom suggested something to get and try from a health food store that worked wonders for her. So on Art's next day off, we go looking for a health food store.
I need to figure out what foods will feel good on Art's stomach while not making it more upset. Milk products are out, for one. I made jook for dinner last night. Jook is Chinese rice porridge, traditionally a breakfast food. It was my first time making it by myself, and to my delight, it turned out great. Unfortunately Art's portion ended up getting flushed away, along with his tea. Sigh.
To make matters worse, I woke up today with the worst ill feeling I've had in awhile. The front of my nose is stuffy/runny, while the back part along my throat is dry and sore. My eyes are watery and hurting badly, as is my head behind my eyes. My ears alternate being hot and feeling like they're burning, and I have a bit of queasiness in my stomach. My joints don't feel so hot, either. (Actually, now that I mention it, they do feel warm, along with being achy. Har, har.)
Guess it's soup for us both tonight. I can't think of anything else Art or I can stomach. Good thing I still have a can of chicken and rice soup in the cupboard, next to the creamy soups. I could probably make another pot of that with the chicken breasts and rice we have, if I had to. But I really don't feel like doing anything now. I just want to go to bed and wake up feeling okay tomorrow.
__________________ it doesn't mean much; it doesn't mean anything at all
the life i've left behind me is a cold room
i've crossed the last line from where i can't return
where every step i took in faith betrayed me
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08-14-2006, 08:53 PM
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#6284 | | Other Sock Super Moderator
Joined: Oct 2005 Location: Central California Posts: 8,469
| There are a few things that Art can do until he gets to a doctor.
1. Don't lay down for at least an hour after eating, preferably longer. Go for a walk if you can.
2. Drink lots of water.
3. Don't take any NSAIDS. If you have a headache, stick to Tylenol
4. Stop worrying. This isn't just for your physical health, it's for your spiritual health. Don't worry about anything; instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and thank Him for all He has done. Phil. 4:6
Now that I've lectured you... I'm sorry that you two are feeling yucky. *momhug*
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08-14-2006, 09:29 PM
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#6285 | | Registered User
Joined: Sep 2005 Location: British Columbia Posts: 2,458
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Mara's phone keeps ringing. She has that funky ring that drives me crazy. Seriously, I am hyper-conservative about ringtones. Just let it sound like a phone, okay? You won't find any piercings or tattoos on my cellphone either. It.just.won't.happen.
| That amused me.
In other words. I just wanted to say hello. I hope all is well, in general.
I hope you both start feeling better soon.
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