* If you're going to keep putting horse manure on your lawn in order to improve it, you'd better have it worked out ahead of time exactly who is going to do the mowing if it works.
* The fact that little plants are coming up were I planted seeds is VERY exciting, even if I'm not sure that they aren't weeds.
* It will pay off in the long run to have finished planting the garden in the never-ending-rain, but that doesn't make me any less whiny.
* My arm is starting to feel better, so I'm finally being good and not overusing that. Obviously, somewhere in the depths of my mind, this makes sense.
* I'm a lot less stressed about how the food will turn out for our dinner guests tonight after we promised them white chocolate martinis. One of those babies and I could even serve SPAM.
* There probably isn't a group in the world that won't eventually need to vote one of the members off the island. I'm just relieved when I'm not the one who has to be the enforcer.
* If I'm reading a nonfiction book and come across a generalization about "all" of any group, it's time to stop reading the book. It's obviously not objective and is probably full of untrue statements, unless it's about math, and what are the odds that I'll sit down and read a math book just for fun?
* Fred Meyer's garden department is run by an optimist. They are selling eggplant starter plants in 6-packs.
* One person can love a book and another person will think it's the worst book ever written, and they'll probably end up in the same book club.
* Even though I realize it's probably just because there's a door and they're on one side while I'm on the other, I still can't help but take it as a personal commentary when the cats sit outside the shower and howl.
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Did we eat SPAM the night we came to dinner? I had one of Andy's wonderful chocolate martinis. I tried to just nurse it, but I don't remember what we ate!
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