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I'm so sorry, Cotton! ((((HUGS to you and sis)))) Speaking of jobs, y'all.... Work is definitely on my mind these days! Do any of you have advice for a long-time homemaker looking to re-enter the job market? I could probably do secretarial work, as I once did, but my financial needs have grown considerably since my last 'real' employed position. I'm having trouble figuring out what the going rate actually IS for various types of employment! So, I am wondering if I should go to a training school or go ahead and finish a degree which might allow me to earn more in the long run? Any career-changers out there? Displaced homemakers? Back-to-school-while-working-ers? Thanks in advance. PMs welcome. Sorry, again, Cotton. That stinketh mightily.
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#38: The man just oooooooooozes awwwwwness
00lsee replied to ldyjocelyn's topic in Main Thread Archives
It's a beautiful day in Clay's neighborhood.... Clay has a SON, y'all! EEEEEEEEE!!! Happy birthday, also, to smilin and christelklein and a friendly wave to newest member SaintRain. That's all I got for now. Love that Clay Aiken guy...and wish him the best, always, always. -
#38: The man just oooooooooozes awwwwwness
00lsee replied to ldyjocelyn's topic in Main Thread Archives
I guess I could see Clay in a shirt like this: Maybe. Although I must say, I never thought those types of shirts for men were actually called TANK tops. I thought they were called sleeveless t's. heh Hi, y'all. Happy birthday, strummer6!! -
#38: The man just oooooooooozes awwwwwness
00lsee replied to ldyjocelyn's topic in Main Thread Archives
Happy birthday, Annabear! -
Ha! Kind of like the first time I heard Richard Cheese on Kimmel doing Baby Got Back. Kimmel uses the word "classics". bwah (Disclaimer: Most of his parodies are of the dregs on radio...and since you can actually hear the lyrics, it is just that much worse, so go farther with him on YouTube at your own risk).
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It does??? Noooo!!! I'm not another year older for another 2 weeks! But, yeah, birthday cake is always good, thanks 00lsee! Aww, Couchie, I'm glad I've gotten to know you too. Hey now - I DO have my birthday in my profile! My b-day is Aug. 1st! :F_05BL17blowkiss: Must be someone else at CH. I'm not even a member! At least, not that I know of! ETA: Ah-ha, ok, mystery solved! hee...I"m an idjut. And hey! I have plenty of Weight Watchers points left! So, I think I really will go get some ice cream!
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Claygasm, in my case, the willingness/inclination to express negative or critical things to or about other people is influenced by my family of origin and subsequent life experiences. In my relationships (childhood/marriage), some emotions do not feel safe to feel/express and my instinctive reaction to criticism, harshness, negativity, nit-picking, etc...is to get TENSE, even if it is not directed at me, personally. Pardon my dysfunction, y'all. I'm doing my damnedest to change. ********* Yay for successful surgery, ldyjocelyn...get well soon! Claymatron Yep. My mother fainted, hit her head on the bathroom doorframe, and required stitches in her scalp. Yeah, best not to stand up quickly. HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Carolina Clay and playbiller!!! luckiest1, I loved your story about your son.
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The wedding photos? I've mentioned before (but perhaps not on this board) that I had a very tall, skinny boyfriend (with large ears, as it happens) for a while in high school...at the CH, I wrote about him: I agree. Yeah, he was really cute "back then". I've enjoyed watching Clay grow into his sharp planes and angles so very much. It's a little embarrassing to admit how much he once reminded me of my most serious high school boyfriend, the one with the long, wrap-you-up arms and the large, you're-safe-with-me hands. His was an intensely focused gaze and man, his kiss should have melted my parents' driveway. Such a gentleman, but so passionate. I think it's difficult to calculate charisma/magnetism from a photograph...but I noticed, zooming in on his eyes, that his pupils are dilated...which implies to me that the (rather short?) person taking the picture was attractive/stimulating to him in some way. The crinkling around his eyes, the quirk of his lips, and the tilt of his head all hint of imminent laughter. I can almost hear that infectious cackle in my mind. In the picture where he is singing, after I dragged my eyes away from those long, clever fingers playing with the mic cord, I had a whimsical thought about superimposing an image of what he looks like today into that shadow beside him on the wall. The suggested promise in those shoulders, in those hands, in that face, have certainly been beautifully fulfilled. Would I have given him a second glance that day? It's hard to know...but I suspect it would have been hard to look away if you happened to catch that pair of fine eyes glancing at YOU. I mean, that expression tells me he might have had a key to a conveniently deserted workroom. *ahem*
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How interesting! I remember seeing the movie 9to5 and enjoying it so much. I bet it makes an entertaining musical and I hope it will be successful: Dolly Parton's 9-5 musical Took the kids to see "Journey to the Center of the Earth" tonight. Now! In Digital 3D!!! I usually hate 3D, but had to admit the effects were pretty cool...a lot of the action seemed contrived to permit as many effects as possible, though, and this made the story weak, in my opinion. Parts were also a leetle "too Disney" for my taste, but it was still a fun ride...the kid was cute, the woman was pretty and resourceful, and Brendon Fraiser, well, he's just nice to look at. Save money and see the matinee...as the plastic 3D glasses (not at all like those old red and blue lensed ones) cost extra and you wouldn't want to see the movie without them. Topic? I love that Clay Aiken guy. Love cindilu2's banner and wallpapers today. annabear, he was so darn cute. And look! Stubble! Lordy, even then he had all the promise of the man he is now...look at the way his fingers are playing with the mic cord. heh I'm always shocked now when I see his original teeth. They don't look all THAT different to me, but I think the "new ones" look very nice...particularly in today's laughing photos. Isn't he lovely? Isn't he wonderful?
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someone at CH made the pictures a little bigger I am so happy to see him again! These are among the most beautiful photos of Clay I have ever seen. His reports are always so articulate...I could feel his question (where is the outrage) in his words. In all his UNICEF reports, he seems to realize that the areas he is seeing, where UNICEF is actually able to make an impact, are probably far better than those areas he is not able to see. That's got to be distressing to witness in person. My Clayfan kid said, "Awww, he's going to be such an awesome dad...and...I like his new hair." Heh