mama said "there'd be days like this"
Chuck Bass Enthusiast, love sushi, shopping and life in Kansas City.
Work from home. Jude and Asher boss me around.
It might be physically impossible for me to follow a recipe.
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Strawberry soup, sooooo good! (@ Riverwalk Jazz Cafe) http://t.co/pwmWH1jZ
RT @tracyk527: @AmyElizabethC ONE MONTH!!!!!!! WOOT!!!! <3
Jude is looking for you :)
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Bahahaha, TRUTH!
Jude and newbie love Muse! they are both dancing like crazy to Resistance :)
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Wish I could pull of something like this.
Going to have to try this polish color asap. Love it w/ the brown. Ahhh…. remember when I had a waist? I know, it is a distant memory.
Goals:
- Polish nails tonight.
- Pop this baby out this summer
- and get into belt shape by fall
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I’m changing my twitter name… any suggestions?
My Roomba is basically only good for dragging my socks from one side of my apartment to the other.
-Whine by Michael
artiodactyl
PRONUNCIATION:(ahr-tee-o-DAK-til)
MEANING:adjective: Having an even number of toes on each foot.
ETYMOLOGY:From Greek artio- (even in number, perfect) + -dactyl (toed, fingered). The mammal order Artiodactyla is made up of animals such as pig, camel, and giraffe. Those having an odd number of toes are called perissodactyl, from Greek perisso- (uneven, strange). Examples: horse, tapir, and rhinoceros.
USAGE:”Joe Palca: By the way, you may not be aware that the pig is only the second artiodactyl to have its genome sequenced — the cow came first.”
Renee Montagne; Scientists Decode DNA of Domestic Pig; Morning Edition; National Public Radio (Washington, DC); Nov 2, 2009.
I don’t like that my twitter name sounds dirty. Not the intention. I think I’ll change it. I just really love birthdays!
