Currently I have 80 bookmarks...and I deleted at least a dozen just a few days ago.
I've also got the Texts From Last Night. My all-time favorite:
(508):
awoke with 47 plastic lawn flamingos in my bed and on surrounding floor. explanation?
(1-508):
you said they were your minions of evil that protected you from ferrets.
I've also got Glossary of Nautical Terms and Web Sudoku.
Found my blue sweater the other day. It's been missing for a couple of months now. It walked into my kitchen the other day on the boy that lives three houses down. Seems my younger daughter 'borrowed' it and then left it at her friend's house. He decided it looked good on him and he was keeping it, so he traded her one of his flannels. I told him that technically, since the sweater was mine, I should have the flannel. He said he didn't think his flannel would fit me. I reminded him that my sweater fit him just fine. He thought about that for a minute and then conceded the point.
Mom: 1
Kid: 0
I'm sorry. Could someone please point out the section of 1968 where JP called for, agreed to, participated in, the extermination of Jeff? I seem to be unable to find anything referencing that particular idea.
If I remember correctly, at the beginning of the chapter Stefan is reading the entries with only JP and Brad present, so Robbie doesn't have the party information yet.
Robbie does know the names of his uncles...or, at least, the ones his family talked about. Think about the time period, the situation, and the Hayes family as we know it from the other stories.
I was thinking the same thing, but then my husband said he was having the same trouble on his computer. So I'll ask a few questions. Do you use AOL's software to get to your email? You know, do you click an AOL icon? My husband does, so I'm guessing that might be the problem. If that's how you check your email, try using IE or Mozilla and going to www(dot)aol(dot)com and clicking the sign in button. When my husband tried that way (and that's the way I check my AOL accounts) it worked.
The Way We Were is one of my favorite movies. The damn thing always makes me cry. Right at the end there when they meet unexpectedly in New York. She tells him that his girl is lovely and they hug. Right there.
This afternoon my doctor told me my EKG was a bit abnormal, but he didn't think I was having a heart attack. Good to know...
It's been an odd day.