I'm sure it's just the insomnia, but my brain processed that as "hand bag," but that's because my French is hilarious and can't imagine for a second that the comparison is apt.
If it were anything resembling a new condition, I'd be worried. I'm mostly just sorry my French is so terrible my brain came up with that.
(Thanks for the birthday wishes though! It was thoroughly uneventful.)
I'm so delighted to be blamed for something. It's just like Christmas!
It's finally Christmas in Alaska, so Merry Christmas, everyone.
6: I think it's more like festivus, but anyway.
crime scene techs must spend all their off time working out, because damn, random csi dudes be ripped.
SEK: I've always had insomnia too. my poor older daughter does too; I feel bad when she's wailing at 11 on a school night "I can't sleep!" my husband by contrast is the world's most annoying person, and can literally fall asleep when his head hits the pillow. jerk of 'I'm falling' dream like 45 seconds after he lies down. he can take a 15 minute nap during the day too. it's awful.
my husband by contrast is the world's most annoying person, and can literally fall asleep when his head hits the pillow.
I used to be able to do that, and it drove my wife nuts. I'm not sure how she feels about waking up at 2 a.m. to find me pre-cooking breakfast a bit too noisily, though. (If anyone knows how to chop onions quietly, I'm all ears ... because, you know, the deaf guy thinks he's being quiet, but in reality etc. etc.)
yeah, I imagine it's hard to judge how quiet you're being; I never thought of that before. ableist privilege! must make it hard to be sneaky.
I am, most likely, the least sneakiest man in existence. Especially once the cats smell bacon. Unrelatedly, my Kindle Ablaze o' Glory recognized Unfogged without prompting, which has gotta count for something.