Realizing, as you are setting up the spiffy "new to you" iPad your boss handed down to you, that since you've forgotten your FB password you are going to have to reset it.

Realizing as you are getting ready to take the dog for a walk in a downpour (no offense Houston) that you left your new, efficient rain jacket at the office.

 cc_rider wrote: 
Yeah, he imagines he'll be living on an island for several weeks.

 Red_Dragon wrote:  The Heights is a great neighborhood. But they have bar ditches instead of storm drains, so local flooding is a big problem. Plus the major streets have low spots, underpasses etc, so their access may be severely restricted.

 cc_rider wrote: 
My eldest brother lives in an area northwest of downtown Houston called "The Heights" because it is the highest part of town. Last night the water came within 2-4" of coming in their house. He tells me it has abated a bit - for now.

 ptooey wrote: 
We are fine where we are. Some trees down in the neighborhood, but ours are holding up. We just had them trimmed, that helps.

Hope Judi is okay, Pearland is effectively Houston.

Harvey is making Katrina look like a picnic. Houston is looking really, really bad.

c.

 cc_rider wrote: 


I fight this with our hot tub, too. Stay safe, Texans!

 cc_rider wrote: 
oh, dear

All this rain is really going to screw up the pH of the pool.

More work than I can possibly do in a reasonable period of time...

 Antigone wrote: 
you just don't want that gelato bad enough...

Not being able to open the gelato container.

 haresfur wrote: 
I certainly hope you requested a break in the fare...Say maybe half price.

One of my Singapore Airlines flights didn't have a USB charging port at the seat. So is that a First World Problem or not?

My older brother went 50% bald at 19.Yet 100 years later I'm stuck with this non graying full head of crap that I have to wash every day.

When you pour your milk on to your Raison Bran cereal and some of the raisons are trying to swim.

Well, I guess my iPhone is NOT going to recognize my thumb print with the honking BIG bandaid I had to put on it after cutting it in the kitchen.

I love what my new hairdresser does with my hair, but I can't seem to get him to NOT put so much product in it. It's a shame to come home from the salon and immediately shampoo my hair. Sigh.

 Red_Dragon wrote: 
Always only one for me when you don't have AC.  Keep it closed up or open up for cooler air...just like the good ol' days!