Manbird wrote: 
I hafta pee

 Manbird wrote: 

I guess there is always the choice to not look at your updates. The birth was pretty cool, though..........to actually see the before and after shots, and the dad relating his experience......in real time. But the chemo thing today...that just made me sad.

 Alexandra wrote: 
It is strange. Too strange. Personally, I don't want to experience the minutiae of other people's personal lives. It's cringey. 

Strange how, in this day and age, with smart phones and Facebook...........we can be taken into such personal situations as birthing rooms and chemo clinics, with pictures and updates by the minute.
 
Things are really different these days. Not good or bad, just WAY different than the first half of my life.

If the sky is falling, will that mess up the iCloud?

Friend just posted this.

'at least now we know no one will give a shit when bill gates kicks it'

Well i think it's funny.
 

 kysmet wrote: 
I like the grapefruit spoon detail...

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
I'm totally posting that!

 kysmet wrote: 
Tomorrow Facebook will change it's settings to allow Mark Zuckerburg to come into your house while you sleep and eat your brains with a grapefruit spoon. To stop this from happening go to Account > Home Invasion Settings > Cannibalism > Brains and uncheck the "Tasty" box. This was verified by FOX News, the world's most reliable news source.

It's official! Facebook users will believe anything their friends copy and paste into their status'. SO... Not only will Facebook start charging you tomorrow, they are also going to bill your credit card for the past 3 years of services. Luckily, each person who copies and pastes this status will receive a FREE unicorn in the mail tomorrow. However, if you don't repost this status, Facebook code has been set up to automatically set your computer on fire and harm an innocent bunny in the forest! It's all true, it was on the news

 kysmet wrote:
That's fantastic that you get to go back........oh MAN do I miss Santa Barbara. Hopefully, if I decide to go through with my challenging Plan (with a capital P) I'll be headed west (but not to CA) by the end of October.

I'm still thinking it over......

 

 Alexandra wrote:
That will be me in November

When I used to work at Budget Rent a Car, we had our hometown on our name tags and I got asked that all the time.

Just saw this from a Santa Barbara friend of mine whose family lives in San Jose:


 On my way to San Jose..



And it took an INCREDIBLE amount of restraint not to put "Do you know the way??"

If you wear a headscarf, people think you have a disease; if you go around bald, people think you have an attitude.

(this from my friend who is just growing a bit 'o fuzz back after chemo 'n stuff.  )

 Alexandra wrote: 

From one of my young, 20-something Christian friends (daughter of a friend, actually)...  

 "So liek teh Ceiling Kitteh lieks teh ppl lots and he sez 'Oh hai I givz u mai only kitteh and ifs u beleeves him u wont evr diez no moar, kthxbai!'"... John 3:16 :P

Living Happily Ever After isn't about having a non-stop series of perfect days. It's about knowing you're on the right path even on the not so perfect days.

You can't use Epic without my permission. I'm going to sue. 

 oldviolin wrote: 

 kysmet wrote: 
...not with a bang, but a whimper...