Random Thoughts VIII: The Ocho
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think my itchy blister spot is some type of allergic reaction/hives to a bug bite. It's like this welt under my skin on the sole of my foot and oh it itches. I tried some anti-itch stuff and I need to put more on. Not sure if it actually helps since it's not really on the surface. Something I read online says it should go away in a few days and to not itch it. But it itches! It woke me up last night because I must have rubbed it against my other foot and it started itching. Gaaah.
But hey, volleyball tonight.
But hey, volleyball tonight.
Crossing the river this weekend to visit some friends in the DSM area...plan to high-five anyone in ISU gear. Always a good time!
As long as it's not that wild parsnip that people have been talking about. That looks painful!
http://kwqc.com/2016/06/29/toxic-weed-that-causes-blisters-now-spreading-in-qca/
I thought about that! Husband asked if I walked around barefoot at all - I did briefly in our yard but to my knowledge none of that is growing here!
Computer automation, monitoring and general tech support for an IT outsourcing firm. I do mainframe and no they aren't going away. The majority of Fortune 500 firms still use them. This company alone has 11 partitions.
I know a bank in New York that was considering us and they have over 50. Kept it in house because they can't find anyone that can take on that mess for less than they are spending now.
I got a dress in yesterday for a wedding and it's like a solid size smaller than what I normally wear. But that brand tends to vanity size and it was either that or a size ten sizes too big because it's on like clearance. So I took a shot at it.
So I try it on and I'm thinking ok, this is snug but I'll see what DH thinks. He gets home and is like that looks really nice, it's what I've been saying you should get for weddings. Looks age appropriate and you look great in it. So now I'm torn. It's probably fine, I'm just not used to wearing dresses like that. Which is probably why DH says some of my dresses are old ladyish.
But I have a month or so so maybe all this running will make me skinnier. And no, I probably won't post pics on here.
So I try it on and I'm thinking ok, this is snug but I'll see what DH thinks. He gets home and is like that looks really nice, it's what I've been saying you should get for weddings. Looks age appropriate and you look great in it. So now I'm torn. It's probably fine, I'm just not used to wearing dresses like that. Which is probably why DH says some of my dresses are old ladyish.
But I have a month or so so maybe all this running will make me skinnier. And no, I probably won't post pics on here.
No matter what wear that dress.
and we will just wait for the pics on FB.
pics will be on fb should I wear it, yes. It's not too short or too low cut so that part is good. Just very form-fitting.
I guess what I am getting at. If DH says you look amazing in it as it is don't be so worried about losing weight. I am sure you will look awesome and if he is anything like a man he will not be able to keep his hands off of you.
Boxster, I was in your hometown on the 3rd. If you are ever feeling old you should just go back there and cruise around. You will be one of the younger people driving around. Of course, you won't be able to get the Porsche out of first gear because no one there knows what that tall skinny pedal is for.
It still is a nice little town, though.
It still is a nice little town, though.
My dresses are usually very form-fitting. I probably have a similar one.
Very old people driving dusty Buicks? More Buicks per capita in rural Iowa then anywhere else in the world.
Exception to the slow lane would be the semis late at night on Hwy 13 (Franklin Avenue). They are flying low and fast. Fast enough to rattle the windows in the old homestead on that street. I guess the cops knock off at 10:00 pm.
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