Okay, here's a silly question, but I'll ask it anyway. Is there a quick an easy way to lose half a stone without any of the following: -Diet -Exercise -Ridiculous eating disorder -Drugs that don't work -Cosmetic surgery Why do I ask, you ask? Because I'm now 13 and a half stone and while I like being over weight, this half a stone is damned uncomfortable. Actually, a stone and a half would be better, but let's be real, this is me. Half a stone ...
Three things occur in Beirut with annoying frequency - the traffic, the heat, and the power outage. There is something in Lebanese blood that drives them with the compulsion to drive like maniacs and attempt to run each other over. Nobody sticks to one lane and everybody drives the wrong way. That, combined with the sweltering heat, makes for one nauseating headache. The power outage is especially annoying. You can be watching TV on any day of the week - when BAM ... the power is ...
I know by now quite a few of you have decided that I've fallen off the face of the Earth by now. Not quite, but things are still really hectic. It's been a month in my new house and I'm still unpacking, painting, hanging blinds, and trying to keep up on my family's normal amount of mess. I'm afraid I may be losing, but I did get some of my kitchen painted today. I'm starting a new goal plan of one room a week. I'll be finished in about two months at that rate:sick: Everything ...
ok these two priests' adventures and misadventures are making my day bright. i'm only half way on this second read and i'm sure this will be on my definitive list. (look at my top five novels to the left to the left) it's already up there and the list will grow and change as time goes by. why i like it... it's simple and direct, and i like the way the author describes her setting. as a catholic this one's also a plus :p
I got more books! -The Darwin Awards III: Survival of the Fittest -Running With Scissors by Augusten Burroughs -When You Are Engulfed in Flames by David Sedaris As you can see, I enjoy memoirs and books about death. That's why I read Christopher Moore. The Darwin Awards, first off, is a very well-written account of people who have died in ridiculous ways. For example, one man tried to get the explosives from a grenade by sawing ...
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