Monday, October 21
Today, yesterday, tomorrow
I don't know what I'm going to write. I know, one would think that writing, or the idea of it would be a preamble to something... nope! I had started earlier. I looked up something in Google Images, which I open in a new tab, but when I closed the tab that I didn't need anymore, I closed the tab in which I had written in my blog and fucking lost what was written. I was pissed!
Anyway... what do YOU think about more than anything else?
Maybe I'll write more later.
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I hate losing what I have written. Those pearls of wisdom lost forever! LOL I've been thinking about the changing season a lot at this particular moment. Probably because I hate getting up in the dark and having it be cold. I adore summer and now I have quite a wait to get back to my fave time of the year.
This morning I am wondering how one receives something he or she hasn't ceived before.
Silly question today.
My internet went out yesterday right after I got done talking to you. It was off for most of the afternoon and evening. Tink handled it better than she has ever done before.
Lee: Dark and cold - not a good waking up combo :( Summer will be back before you know it, and all will be good again.
Dear They Are Not Aware:
That's not a silly question at all. I don't know the answer. It probably depends on what exactly it is. Did you already receive it? Or are you hoping to receive it and aren't sure how you'll do it when you do? So many questions... which I'm having a lot of right now.
I must not have been subscribed to comments on this one.
It matters not whether *I* have received something or not; and it matters not what it is. I just do not understand the "re" part of receive.
"I ceived (was given) a hat today but it wasn't my style and I gave it to a different friend. Before dinner the next night, I 're'ceived the hat (as a gift) from a friend of the woman I gave it to."
The word "ceive" does not exist so how could one do it again?
I now understand why you said what you did. The "ceived" reference went over my head without my acknowledgement of you using 'ceived' as a single word.
Your question of how to re ceive something without ceiving it the first time, is a very, very valid one.
Are you subscribed to the comments now? Or are you relying (there's that 're' issue again) on your memory to check for future comments?
I'm subscribed.
That's good. Now the commenting is (probably) almost over though. Hopefully you subscribed earlier so that the subscribing was worth your time. *smiling*
No, not really.
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