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Saturday, November 24, 2007

Knot a Good Thing

I have to admit, I sometimes enjoy being a hater. Looking at my squat, jagged broken nail in the midst of a handful of perfect Jordan Almond-yummy fingernails, I will now make my list of things I hate, otherwise known as "Knots in the Stomach of the Universe."

1) One broken nail on an otherwise perfect hand
2) Hour at the gym and still fat
3) Puffy eyes
4) Puffy-eye products that don't work (Like Sabon, Origins, and Trish McEvoy)
5) A sea of heavy, sodden, brown leaves covering my lawn
6) Still can't do a decent Choo-Choo Shimmy
7) People who care more about how a dinner looks than how their guests feel
8) When someone asks "How does this look" and the answer is "bad."
9) No idea for new book
10) Read my (husband's) lips: No New Babies!
posted at 12:42 PM  # permalink

No dropping the F bomb ... (fat) until post holiday. Life is short. Enjoy..

There's always January to obsess.
— added by Anonymous autismville at 2:46 PM, November 24, 2007  
don't you have four men in your house that can take care of #5???
— added by Blogger The Guy You Thought Was Rude at 4:40 PM, November 24, 2007  
I know how you feel about the babies. I am getting that itch myself and hubby says "no no no" After all... You are turning 40 next month (not my words but his)
— added by Anonymous Mary Beth at 10:32 PM, November 24, 2007  
The only cream for puffy eyes that works for me is Clinique "All About Eyes" It's a gel, so if you keep it in the fridge it works even better. It's nothing fancy, it's just a caffeine cream that causes the vessels around the eye to contract so the puffiness goes away.
— added by Anonymous Natalia at 2:36 AM, November 25, 2007  
Here's one of my pet peeves: hubby dumping used teabags into the sink instead of putting them in the bin.

The baby question is a burning one in our house right now. Do we have another baby in the hope that it will not be autistic? Or do we hold off in the fear that it will?
— added by Blogger Kirsten at 10:40 AM, November 25, 2007  

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