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posted by Brent Sigmeth at 4/29/2005 12:18:00 AM
14 Comments:
B, got any pictures of you with "chipmunk cheeks" you can post?
I'm afraid that I would disappoint. It may be too early at the start of day two (post-widom teeth removal), but I have experienced no photographic sweeling yet.
... though I have been experiencing some speeling problems.
The drugs are never as good as you've heard.
Mmmm. Salt water. Good n' salty.
How many pulled, 2 or 4?
Don't swallow yer gauze.
Goz.
Darling, please, the drugs are fabulous. Simply fabulous.
And please introduce me to that scrumptious Guy Reed fellow. Now there's a drug I could succumb to!
I had all 4 wisdom teeth pulled. It's going so well that I'm almost worried in a "it's a little TOO quiet out there!" kinda way. But, what do I know? Maybe they were easy and I got good healing genes or something. I don't know ...
I'm glad you're doing well, B.
Perhaps it is the jeans, er, genes.
That extra tooth probably has something to do with your charm, wisdom, and great looks.
Yeah, I visited this past winter for Christmas and then again in February. It actually felt good to be cold. It was great. I never was an ice fisherman but I loved to crunch around in the winter woods. The cold spells did start to get a bit long for my old bones, though.
I enjoyed the 70 degree days in January, February, and March here, and yesterday it was 92. I won't be liking it so much in a couple months when it never gets below 85 and often reaches 100. I guess it's all a matter of trade-offs.
I don't know about that, but I do know that Minnesota mosquitoes are bigger than the Texas ones. (But don't tells the Texans--they think everything's bigger here.)
And yes, the cold is invigorating. You just have to know how to dress for it.
Yeah, DSL. After working places that had broadband for a couple years, I had to give up the dial-up about 3 years ago. It makes surfing much more pleasant & efficient. It was useful for our kids school research, too.
I'm a photographer and I'm constantly checking out other people's sites. It just saves me time.
Pre-wedding nookie would be my guess.
I think Corona's gone. I'm going to call it a night, Guy.
See you in the blog.
in addition to blogging here (which we are sooo entertained by and please don't stop) perhaps you all need each other's email addresses which i am happy to provide if you all email me.
and as far as absence goes.... we've been entertaining guests, as is our weekend way, keeping the home fires (given the weather the last two weeks) burning and inflaming all things passionate --- good food, good wine, good conversation. so clean it up, children.
W, we simply carried on in your absense. It was all only in the spirit of fun. No offense intended. I'm glad you had fun, of whatever stripe.
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