I want you to know that thanks to you I wrote my to do list on my hand instead of the nice stack of post it notes I have sitting here. My post is here.
Ha! One of my friends actually had that phone number! When he saw the exchange was available he got the number. You'd think this far out from the song there would be no problem. He got a kajillion calls for Jenny and more than a thousand dollars in charges to his phone bill from people charging that number for purchases!
That's the number, as I learned yesterday, of applications turned in for one of the positions I am applying for. I've been gobsmacked and a little speechless since. And trying to stave off desperation.
Retake photos that were slightly out of focus/poor contrast/inadequate exposure. Have I mentioned that I hate photography?
Go out to lunch.
Stop at the grocery store on the way home, and find suitable Valentine gift for husband. Thank little one for ratting out Daddy for "getting Mommy flowers on the computer."
I don't ever write on my hand. Instead, when I am at work, I write things on a piece of paper that I keep on my desk. If I have to remember to do something at work, but thought of it at home, or have to remember to do something at home, but thought of it at work, I put a small sticky note on my phone so that I will see it. At home, I write reminders on a dry erase board I keep on my fridge.
And why in the world did you need to remember the pythagorean theorem???
The only thing visible on my hand is the deep cut I got from un-clogging my drainage last weekend. I wish it would be something more exciting or interesting... sigh.
I don't write on my hand but my husband does all the time at work. I call it his "palm pilot", as in "you need to check your palm pilot". Oh, I slay myself...much like your handy joke!
At first glance, I thought that maybe you got a shot of Sarah Palin's crib notes on her hand from her tea party speech last week. Too funny how the camera actually caught her looking at them while trying to answer a question.
Nothing's on my hands today, but I used to keep my entire to-do list on them. It's too easy to lose a piece of paper. I always figured if I lost my hands, I had bigger issues than my to-do list! I stopped because I got tired of people trying to read what I had on my hands. For a while, I'd write in joke to-dos like "Buy machete" and "Kill the innocent", but they never had the intended effect.
Great story you got here. It would be great to read something more concerning this matter. The only thing I would like to see here is some pictures of any devices. Katherine Watcerson Cell jammer
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I want you to know that thanks to you I wrote my to do list on my hand instead of the nice stack of post it notes I have sitting here. My post is here.
Ha! One of my friends actually had that phone number! When he saw the exchange was available he got the number. You'd think this far out from the song there would be no problem. He got a kajillion calls for Jenny and more than a thousand dollars in charges to his phone bill from people charging that number for purchases!
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Check email a million times until the invitation to an amazing conference, which I've somewhat unofficially heard I should receive, arrives.
There isn't anything written on my hand today - but I can tell you what song will be going on in my head all day: Jenny I've got your number. . .
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That's the number, as I learned yesterday, of applications turned in for one of the positions I am applying for. I've been gobsmacked and a little speechless since. And trying to stave off desperation.
- deliver proposal to review team
- collapse
- recover and eat chocolate
That's about all I can manage today.
Eight, six, seven, five, three, oh, ni-ine...
Do some work!
Retake photos that were slightly out of focus/poor contrast/inadequate exposure. Have I mentioned that I hate photography?
Go out to lunch.
Stop at the grocery store on the way home, and find suitable Valentine gift for husband. Thank little one for ratting out Daddy for "getting Mommy flowers on the computer."
I don't ever write on my hand. Instead, when I am at work, I write things on a piece of paper that I keep on my desk. If I have to remember to do something at work, but thought of it at home, or have to remember to do something at home, but thought of it at work, I put a small sticky note on my phone so that I will see it. At home, I write reminders on a dry erase board I keep on my fridge.
And why in the world did you need to remember the pythagorean theorem???
@trish: you never know when it might come in, um, handy
(I guess it's a good thing that I'm ROFL at my own joke, 'cause I'm pretty sure no one else is...)
Too funny!
Mine says, "Shovel snow, eat some bacon, shovel some more snow, repeat."
"Take van for oil change"
"Don't throw up or say 'um' during job review"
"Drink entire bottle of wine following job review, works for celebration OR drowning sorrows"
"Pass out on sofa while watching back-to-back episodes of this: http://www.slice.ca/Shows/ShowsPage.aspx?Root_Title_ID=105200"
how's the surrogacy going? she got to be getting close, right?
all i have on my hand are probably trace amounts of baby poo and spit up ..eew
This cracked me up! And the "handy" comment too. Politically I wish Palin would disappear, but she certainly does provide fodder for amusement.
Today I'm trying to steal a few minutes from childcare to play with my new iMac, if I"m lucky.
The only thing visible on my hand is the deep cut I got from un-clogging my drainage last weekend. I wish it would be something more exciting or interesting... sigh.
I don't write on my hand but my husband does all the time at work. I call it his "palm pilot", as in "you need to check your palm pilot". Oh, I slay myself...much like your handy joke!
At first glance, I thought that maybe you got a shot of Sarah Palin's crib notes on her hand from her tea party speech last week. Too funny how the camera actually caught her looking at them while trying to answer a question.
laundry
dinner
hopey
changey
I love it!
Nothing on my hands -- it's finals week, so writing on hands is a big no no...
Something hopey and changey.
i remember that yesterday someone joked that I should write something down on my hand... and I've already forgotten what it was.
guess i SHOULD have written it on my hand
Nothing's on my hands today, but I used to keep my entire to-do list on them. It's too easy to lose a piece of paper. I always figured if I lost my hands, I had bigger issues than my to-do list! I stopped because I got tired of people trying to read what I had on my hands. For a while, I'd write in joke to-dos like "Buy machete" and "Kill the innocent", but they never had the intended effect.
Great story you got here. It would be great to read something more concerning this matter. The only thing I would like to see here is some pictures of any devices.
Katherine Watcerson
Cell jammer
I love the pythagorean theorem, like, for real. I mean, it's so useful.
And the phone number made me laugh.
I don't write on my hand - I don't like the feel of the pen on my flesh.
Mine says "make skyler flashcards" and "Call ____" I always write on my hands.
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