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Thursday, April 25, 2002
Pressurized For Your Comfort
While leaving on the plane Sunday, Steven and I were listening to the flight attendant (on video now) go through the what to do in an emergency spiel. At one point she said, "The cabin is pressurized for your comfort." Steven said to me, "And your survival." I completely cracked up. Who knew that pressurizing the plane was only for your comfort? Silly me! I thought that kept us from dying!
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LOL! I would have never thought that it was just *for your comfort* At least she didn't say *for your pleasure* ;)
Posted by kristine at April 26, 2002 08:37 AM
Did you fly Continental, by any chance? I saw that video 6 times when I went to Brussels! I like the lady with the fake smile at the end of the video. She's too calm, I wanted to scream in her face.
Posted by Trish at April 26, 2002 09:41 AM
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This-or-That Tuesday
Since I love Ashley's This-or-That Tuesday, I think I'll do it today. :-)
- Is your mouse pad plain or decorated?
At work my mousepad is round with the 4 Guys logo on it. At home, it was one with Mulder and Scully on it from Fight the Future, The X-Files Movie, but Steven's brother got me this MouseRug. It's a mouse pad that's shaped like a Persian rug. It even has fringe on the bottom and top. Steven really likes is, so I might buy this one instead and give him my old one.
- Do you own a web cam? Yes or no?
I own one that my brother gave me, but it's never even been plugged up.
- Which do you do use more often online: email or search?
Search.
- Do you use HTML coding, WYSIWYG editor, or something else to create your web pages?
I use the HTML editor in CuteFTP. I do love Dreamweaver and HomeSite, though.
- Do you forward chain emails?
No way.
- Do you forward those mushy stories that take 20 minutes to read?
No way again.
- How large is your monitor: 14", larger, or smaller?
I have a 19" at work and at home.
- Do you have a mouse with a scroller, one with two buttons, one with three?
One with a scroller at work and at home. I can't use a computer without one now.
- Do you listen to music while surfing the web? Yes or no?
Usually.
- How often do you clear your cookies, or cache?
There's a few sites that it's hard to get around on if you don't clear your cache, so I do that every day. I never clear my cookies, though.
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Now Where Did That Rambaldi Artifact Go?
Thanks to the wonderful Tivo, I just found out that Alias reruns on the Fox Family channel on Friday nights. I happened to check and see if Alias was going to be a rerun this weekend and noticed that last Sunday's episode that I missed is coming on tomorrow night. I really love the show, but with only a few episodes of The X-Files left, I Tivod The X-Files instead. Yeah for current shows that rerun during the week!
Note to ABC: Give me a way to skip that flash intro already! I've sat through it twice now.
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Monday Mission 2.16
Since I was in Vegas on Monday and Promoguy was guest blogging, I think I'd better do PromoGuy's Monday Mission 2.16:
1. Ever had a love that you still think of as "the one that got away?" What's the story there? No, not really. I had a boyfriend in middle school who I broke up with because he never kissed me. Years later, when I was going through a very painful break-up, I called him up to help me make it through. We ended up getting very flirty with one another, but he had a girlfriend. In the end, it worked out for the best. Though he's a really nice guy, I don't think I would be able to be the outspoken, very cut-to-the-chase kind of person that I am now.
2. What was the last book that you finished reading cover-to-cover? I finished two while in Vegas: Necroscope III: The Source by Brian Lumley and Freezer Burn by Joe R. Lansdale.
3. Did you ever get up and walk out of a movie? Which one and why? I never have, though I wanted to at Random Hearts. God, that movie sucked.
4. If we were to go out dancing, what song would you want me to ask the DJ to play as I slipped him a $20? To bump and grind to, it has to be The Red Hot Chili Pepper's cover of "Love Rollercoaster." I request that song just about every time we go dancing. I love it!
5. What was the coolest toy you had when you were a kid? The Voltron Lions toy. It kicked ass.
6. When was the last time you felt lonely? Probably a couple of weeks ago on a Thursday. Steven plays poker on Thursday nights, so I'm usually by myself. Most of the time it's cool - I catch up on shows on the Tivo, play poker online, dominoes, blog, whatever. I've been having some problems at work, though, so it was after a particularly stressful day and I could have used someone to cuddle with.
7. Do you have any minor anal-retentive character traits? Tons, more than likely. One of the weirder ones is that I have this strange obsession with ripping paper straw wrappers into even parts. Ask Christine. I do this all the time at lunch.
BONUS: Can't you see what I mean? I try to always see what people mean.
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Get a Life!
Apparently I need to get a life. I just received an e-mail from a TressaLynn@aol.com. The subject was "get a life! please" and the body was "thankyou!" Very strange, random e-mail to get. I'll be sure to remember that when I do get a life, that it must involve e-mailing total strangers bizarre requests.
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Thursday Threesome
Time for Deb's Thursday Threesome!
Onesome. The Good. Read a good book lately? Recommend a recent read - as well as your favorite book of all time. Probably the best book that I've read lately (out of the twenty or so I've read so far this year) would have to be The Red Tent by Anita Diamant. It was such an amazing story of life and of women. I loved it. My favorite book of all time would probably be Stephen King's It. The characters in that story are so strong and their relationships so gripping that I fall in love with it every time I pick it up.
Twosome. The Bad. Was it so bad that you couldn't watch anymore? Tell us about a bad movie - did you leave or suffer through it? (Videos can count, too) I have to agree with Trish and say Random Hearts. I'm sure there's been other movies, but that one was just so terrible. Maybe if we hadn't seen American Beauty first (we snuck in) it wouldn't have been so bad, but I really hated that one. Oh! The Lord of the Rings! I totally hated that movie too. I know it won a ton of Oscars and all, but I thought it was extremely boring.
Threesome. And The Ugly. And then things turned ugly.... Oh, have a day (or date) seem to go so horribly wrong it can only be described as "ugly"? Tell us all about it. I guess I'm lucky in that regard because I've never really dated. I went from a long-term relationship with a guy from high school to swearing off men for over a year, and then I met Steven and we've been together ever since.
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Oh GAWD was Random Hearts bad. What genre was it, anyway? It was like five movies stuck in a blender, and then you have to reach in there to pick out your car keys. ARGH!
Posted by file13 at April 25, 2002 09:47 PM
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Happy Birthday, Kristine!
Today is the talented Scripty Goddess Kristine's birthday. Happy birthday, Kristine! You are so sweet and so talented. I hope your day totally rocks! :-)
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Home Again, Home Again
Steven and I are back from Vegas. We didn't loose too much money gambling (me - about $120; him - about $200) and had a lot of fun, so all in all, it was a successful trip. I relaxed, completely let go of work issues, and just enjoyed being with Steven.
"O", Cirque du Soleil's show at the Bellagio, was incredible. The set, the acts, the water - all of it was stunning. We had incredible tickets since we booked through the poker room, and while expensive, they were well-worth it. I would highly recommend this show if you happen to be in Vegas. Even though this was our fourth trip together, this was our first time to see a show, so that was a new experience as well.
Our room was on the twenty-eighth floor, so we had an excellent view of the Fountains of Bellagio. As soon as we get our pictures back, I'll put some of them up.
I would like to thank Promoguy for taking care of The Neurotic Fishbowl while I was away. He did a great job and I really appreciate his guest appearance. :-)
It's late, I'm tired, and we still need to unpack. I hope everyone's had a great week and expect more posts tomorrow (though maybe not a lot of them since I have to catch up with work and have about a billion e-mails to go through). Good night!
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Welcome home Kymberlie. Glad you had a nice trip and made it back safe and sound. :)
Posted by Lee at April 25, 2002 07:04 AM
Welcome home! I can't wait to see the pics!
Posted by Trish at April 25, 2002 01:17 PM
welcome back, sweety - sounds like a great relaxing time!!! :)
Posted by kristine at April 25, 2002 01:26 PM
What were the songs that they were playing to accompany the water?
From 2 years ago, I remember Sarah Brightman and Andrea Bocelli, Frank Sinatra, Lionel Richie and then... garg can't remember.
Posted by file13 at April 25, 2002 09:48 PM
Here's the playlist:
1. One, Singular Sensation from "A Chorus Line".
2. Hoe-Down (from Rodeo) by Aaron Copland. (This is in all the beef ads.)
3. Simple Gifts (from Appalachian Spring) by Aaron Copeland.
4. Singin' in the Rain by Gene Kelly.
5. Rondine al Nido by Luciano Pavarotti.
6. Luck Be A Lady by Frank Sinatra.
7. Winter Games composed by David Foster.
8. Hey, Big Spender by Gwen Verdon & Original Broadway Cast.
9. Con Te Partiro (Time to Say Goodbye) by Andrea Bocelli and Sarah Brightman.
10. Hallelujah Chorus
11. Carol of the Bells.
12. O Holy Night by Placido Domingo.
13. It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas by Johnny Mathis.
14. The Most Wonderful Time of the Year by Johnny Mathis.
15. We Need a Little Christmas by Johnny Mathis.
16. Sleigh Ride by Johnny Mathis.
17. Santa Baby by Madonna
18. Your Song by Elton John
19. God Bless The USA by Lee Greenwood
20. Star Spangled Banner by Whitney Houston.
21. Pink Panther theme.
22. My Heart Will Go On by Celine Dion.
Posted by Kymberlie R. McGuire at April 25, 2002 10:08 PM
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