zagzagael (![[info]](http://p-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} zagzagael) wrote,@ 2008-05-03 08:04:00 |
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No tattoo pictures. Yet. Fresh Ink photos - not so good, right? It's hurting like Hell today, but it still looks fantastic. I'm really jazzed. I love my artist but I was a tiny bit doubtful about this piece and he just put all those ridiculous fears to rest. The Viking stayed with me, which was great and kept my wandering lustful self from concentrating on this beautiful boy, his weird beard, his intent gaze and his latex-gloved hands....on my body....mmmmm...... ;) I did wish that I had brought the camera, for all of you! (And that reminds me, whatever happened, dear ashbet to our Covert ManBoy Photographing plans????? We NEED to begin a comm for that very thing - I want to SEE all the hawt ManBoys out there in the world....)
It's Prom day and I'm going to be out of the office for most of it. Busy, busy. We're leaving the mountain in a few hours for an updo appointment....then back here for preparation and then back down the hill for meetups and photos and such until I come back home and crash and stay awake waiting to hear these two return in the early morning hours. Maybe I'll watch the new Dexter disc that arrived from netflix.
The forty mile round trip to the valley is beginning to kick me in the wallet. Hard. Even with the Volvo, it ain't good. And last week The Viking made me switch the wagon out from Premium to Regular and now it's loud and choppy and gah. But, yeah, it's saving me some money at the pumps. The last several weeks have been hectic and I've been making the trip to town on the average of twice a day half the week! It's been expensive, and although it is good for music indulging and incubating my Original Fic, it isn't so good for the finances. Besides which, the state of the economy is affecting our business, too. I am, by nature, frugal in many things - outside of dolls, heh - but it's been really interesting for me to take a hard look at our current budget and return to practicing the type of frugality that defined my early married years. We don't carry a credit card balance and we don't have car loans. Our monthly expenses are limited to house, utilities, food. We pay cash for most things and we do shop carefully....but my monthly amazon.com bill has had to be halved and I'm back to comparison food shopping and I really forgot how much work that is! Perhaps we'll have to start sharing frugality tips, flist! At least for this year.
I've got a to-do list about a mile long, buttwigling turned me on to some Post-it Notes software that I now have found indispensable. I just love making lists and crossing off items. Thanks, t!
Reading a helluva funny romp - "Lonely Werewolf Girl" by the irreverent Scot, Martin Millar. He is a bit of an acquired taste, but once you "get" his uniqueness you'll be all over him. And no worries,rillalicious, this is not YOUR werewolf novel, but I do think you would really enjoy it! Don't put down one of his books too early - yes, on first blush, it would appear that his prose is stilted, awkward and juvenile, but if you stay with it....you'll be transported into this place where you love his "voice", his characters, his humour and you'll want to lick his brain.
Alright, I'm off to begin my day!
ashbet to our Covert ManBoy Photographing plans????? We NEED to begin a comm for that very thing - I want to SEE all the hawt ManBoys out there in the world....)It's Prom day and I'm going to be out of the office for most of it. Busy, busy. We're leaving the mountain in a few hours for an updo appointment....then back here for preparation and then back down the hill for meetups and photos and such until I come back home and crash and stay awake waiting to hear these two return in the early morning hours. Maybe I'll watch the new Dexter disc that arrived from netflix.
The forty mile round trip to the valley is beginning to kick me in the wallet. Hard. Even with the Volvo, it ain't good. And last week The Viking made me switch the wagon out from Premium to Regular and now it's loud and choppy and gah. But, yeah, it's saving me some money at the pumps. The last several weeks have been hectic and I've been making the trip to town on the average of twice a day half the week! It's been expensive, and although it is good for music indulging and incubating my Original Fic, it isn't so good for the finances. Besides which, the state of the economy is affecting our business, too. I am, by nature, frugal in many things - outside of dolls, heh - but it's been really interesting for me to take a hard look at our current budget and return to practicing the type of frugality that defined my early married years. We don't carry a credit card balance and we don't have car loans. Our monthly expenses are limited to house, utilities, food. We pay cash for most things and we do shop carefully....but my monthly amazon.com bill has had to be halved and I'm back to comparison food shopping and I really forgot how much work that is! Perhaps we'll have to start sharing frugality tips, flist! At least for this year.
I've got a to-do list about a mile long, but
twigling turned me on to some Post-it Notes software that I now have found indispensable. I just love making lists and crossing off items. Thanks, t!Reading a helluva funny romp - "Lonely Werewolf Girl" by the irreverent Scot, Martin Millar. He is a bit of an acquired taste, but once you "get" his uniqueness you'll be all over him. And no worries,
rillalicious, this is not YOUR werewolf novel, but I do think you would really enjoy it! Don't put down one of his books too early - yes, on first blush, it would appear that his prose is stilted, awkward and juvenile, but if you stay with it....you'll be transported into this place where you love his "voice", his characters, his humour and you'll want to lick his brain.Alright, I'm off to begin my day!
