Now I ask you, the internet, how would you react to this sort of activity were it near your family?
We continued to work until closing time, and some of us past that.Monday, December 11, 2006
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It was recently not brought to my attention that the world needs to know what random thoughts are running though my brain. I've taken the liberty of doing that anyway. If nothing else, I intend to show the world what a tremendous windbag I really am.
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Too bad your office is paperless. That was a golden opportunity to say "it was lost in the fire..." to anything you can't find.
live together, work together, die of smoke inhalation together...
yeah, that was me, cadiz. i hate blogger beta right now.
jon, you are the unlucky recipient of all of my nonessential comments today. i apologize.
Looks like a nice family bonfire. Anybody whipped out their barbequeing aprons? That would've been a nicer picture.
Not that I'm questioning your photography skills.
it'd pretty hard to get a steak medium rare in that firepit.
Maybe they were protecting you by keeping you from having to drive through all the emergency vehicles and such.
Or maybe they hate you. It's hard to say without a little more detail.
Tell them to work harder. Obvious.
well they DO say you're "family."
Whoa. I would've hauled ass outside to photograph the event all day and therefore leaving my "family" to do all of the dirty work. Like staying alive. Good job family, way to live.
(Sigh) Remember November, when Jon posted every day?
Well, I think it's pretty clear what WASN'T on my NY's resolutions list...
On the one hand, November freaked me out because I had all this sudden responsibility to come here everyday to read and comment. Not that I mind that at all, its just, you get so used to just checking in every once in two months.
Now...yeah...is there no happy medium we can achieve here, Jon?
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