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All her denim comes from the 80s, thank you very much.
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Vintage can be very chic. Pmann, you really do need to keep up with the fashion trends. Someone will come and snip off your Versace fairy wings!
Amen sister. I nearly jumped out the window today. I couldn't take one more second.
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so i had the good fortune to catch alton brown doing his show in philly saturday night. the show was freaking awesome and a lot of fun.
my wife & i decided to catch dinner at amis, by philly restauranteur marc vetri. a lot of philly foodies drool over vetri's food--plus it was a convenient distance to the venue, the kimmel center.
if you're ever there, i heartily recommend two pastas: the tonnarelli “cacio e pepe” with pecorino and black pepper and the fettuccine with duck bolognese. holy crap. those were fucking fantastic.
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my wife & i decided to catch dinner at amis, by philly restauranteur marc vetri. a lot of philly foodies drool over vetri's food--plus it was a convenient distance to the venue, the kimmel center.
if you're ever there, i heartily recommend two pastas: the tonnarelli “cacio e pepe” with pecorino and black pepper and the fettuccine with duck bolognese. holy crap. those were fucking fantastic.
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Definitely too soon. I had to scrape heavy frost off the windshield this morning.
I really dislike winter.
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Definitely too soon. I had to scrape heavy frost off the windshield this morning.
I really dislike winter.
You can come snuggle under the blanket with J and I in the pillow fight.
I actually like winter, and I used to love snow. I might actually again now that I live in a place that I don't have to shovel the stuff.
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You can come snuggle under the blanket with J and in the pillow fight.
I actually like winter, and I used to love snow. I might actually again now that I live in a place that I don't have to shovel the stuff.
I don't like shovelling, or having to clear the car off (should have parked in the garage, darn it!). I can deal with the cold, although I hate having to write the check to oil man.
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Agreed about the oil man. This will be our first winter in the apartment, and the ceilings are really high so I'm concerned. Plus, I have the yearly struggle with my son over who gets to touch the thermostat. He seems to think that since he's the man of the house, he gets to pick the temperature. I'm sure he's saving me money, but my toes are blue.
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LOL Go buy yourself some slippers with the money he's saving you! When I'm not home, I set it to 55. When I get home, I set it to 65....occasionally 68 (if the little one complains too much) At bedtime, it's back down to 58-60.
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Nah, when it's 10-20 degrees outside, 65 is warm!! Plus, if you think about, when Spring gets here and it hits 65-70, aren't you breaking out the shorts and t-shirts?
