OT - The 'Looking forward to' list.....

Posted:
Thu Oct 23, 2008 7:17 am
by S2M
What, if anything, are you looking forward to?
Not in any order....
1) Some new 360 releases: Prince of Persia, Resident Evil 5, Bioshock 2, Dragon Age Origins, Ninja Blade, Velvet Assassin, Dead Space
2) My student loans being paid off....wooo.
3) FINALLY attending a meetup.
4) Signing Jake Peavy, AND mark Texeira in the offseason....You with me here, John?
5) Any new thing my son learns/accomplishes while on his weekend visits with me, for a change....
6) NOT voting AGAIN this year....
7) The start of yet another 30 - win DUKE BLUE DEVIL basketball season....

Posted:
Thu Oct 23, 2008 7:35 am
by Michigan Girl
HALLOWEEN!!!
What are you going to be?


Posted:
Thu Oct 23, 2008 7:37 am
by S2M

Posted:
Thu Oct 23, 2008 7:43 am
by artist4perry
My son graduating
Steve's album- When he releases it!
Getting a job as an art teacher
Paying off my school loans!
Someday, not anytime soon, being a first time grandmother!
Time when it is just Dan and I! (My husband Dan that is!)


Posted:
Thu Oct 23, 2008 7:47 am
by Rhiannon
*Concert Friday Night...
*Moving to the city.
*Being 15 minutes from work instead of 45 mins.
*Adopting Wrigley & Bailey.
*Halloween 7h show & Keith's "costume"
*Halloween parties.
*Eventual SNOW!
*Picking out Christmas Cards.
*Putting up my first Christmas tree on my own.
*Holiday Shopping.
*Going home to see my family.
*Holiday meals.

Posted:
Thu Oct 23, 2008 7:56 am
by whirlwind
I just added a tiny, tiny frog to my aquarium and it's hard to find him so we named him "Waldo."

Posted:
Thu Oct 23, 2008 7:56 am
by bluejeangirl76
Rhiannon wrote:*Adopting Wrigley & Bailey.
It looks like I'm not caught up on a couple things.
Who are Wrigley and Bailey?
p.s. your snow is coming sooner than you think.


Posted:
Thu Oct 23, 2008 7:58 am
by whirlwind
We just stacked some well seasoned firewood so I'm looking forward to Winter with lots of snow.

Posted:
Thu Oct 23, 2008 8:00 am
by Rhiannon
bluejeangirl76 wrote:Who are Wrigley and Bailey?
Wrigley is who I've been on the search for, Bailey is the other one that'll be renamed. Though I highly doubt she'll end up in my care. Her master is way too attached. I should've said "Adopting Wrigley".


Posted:
Thu Oct 23, 2008 8:13 am
by Tito
Aggravating/offending John From Boston some more with my hateful intolerance.


Posted:
Thu Oct 23, 2008 9:53 am
by ProgRocker53
Ain't got alot happening for me anytime soon except for this:
METALLICA in less than three weeks
Buckcherry/Saving Abel/Shinedown/Avenged Sevenfold in a month or so
AND
I actually went on a date for the first time in over a year last weekend. I may be seeing this girl again this weekend. Hopefully something transpires from this!

Posted:
Thu Oct 23, 2008 9:56 am
by RedWingFan
ProgRocker53 wrote:I actually went on a date for the first time in over a year last weekend. I may be seeing this girl again this weekend. Hopefully something transpires from this!
Good luck with the chick, Prog.


Posted:
Thu Oct 23, 2008 10:18 am
by Saint John
Enigma869 wrote:Snow sucks!
You don't like it because it's white.

Re: OT - The 'Looking forward to' list.....

Posted:
Thu Oct 23, 2008 10:22 am
by Enigma869
StocktontoMalone wrote:4) Signing Jake Peavy, AND mark Texeira in the offseason....You with me here, John?
I'm partially with you. While I believe that the Red Sox absolutely MUST get another bat (with power), Texeira doesn't have a position with the Red Sox. Both Youkilis and Lowell are still under contract, and so is Ortiz. That creates a huge logjam, because there is nowhere to play Texeira. I've always loved Peavy. The guy has very good career numbers, in spite of playing for the dreadful Padres, who never have an offense. Hell, Peavy could only manage a 10-11 record last season, in spite of a superb 2.85 ERA and 1.18 WHIP! He'd win at least 20 games with the Red Sox, with those numbers! I suspect the Red Sox probably won't even make a run at Texeira.
John from Boston

Posted:
Thu Oct 23, 2008 10:23 am
by Enigma869
Saint John wrote:You don't like it because it's white.

I only hate Frito-Lay, because he's white!
John from Boston

Posted:
Thu Oct 23, 2008 11:00 am
by brywool
looking forward to:
Political ads being OVER- Is ANYBODY else sick of hearing this crap?? ENOUGH.

Posted:
Thu Oct 23, 2008 11:30 am
by Rhiannon
Enigma869 wrote:Rhiannon wrote:Eventual SNOW!
Snow sucks!
Snow is beautiful! And it means a good excuse to cook yummy comfort foods and spend the weekend 'inside'.


Posted:
Thu Oct 23, 2008 11:32 am
by RedWingFan
Rhiannon wrote:Enigma869 wrote:Rhiannon wrote:Eventual SNOW!
Snow sucks!
Snow is beautiful! And it means a good excuse to cook yummy comfort foods and spend the weekend 'inside'.

With a big cup of hot chocolate....and watching football.


Posted:
Thu Oct 23, 2008 11:34 am
by Rhiannon
RedWingFan wrote:Rhiannon wrote:Enigma869 wrote:Rhiannon wrote:Eventual SNOW!
Snow sucks!
Snow is beautiful! And it means a good excuse to cook yummy comfort foods and spend the weekend 'inside'.

With a big cup of hot chocolate....and watching football.

Yes. That is totally what I meant by that.


Posted:
Thu Oct 23, 2008 12:05 pm
by Enigma869
Rhiannon wrote:Snow is beautiful! And it means a good excuse to cook yummy comfort foods and spend the weekend 'inside'.

Sorry, Ms. Southern Belle. I know that snow is a foreign substance to you, so it's a romantic sort of thing. As a veteran of nearly 40 New England winters, I can assure you that the novelty wears off, in a hurry. You'll learn that "snow is beautiful" for about 5 minutes, after it has fallen. When all the plows and sand trucks come by, it looks like massive mounds of fecal matter, and isn't too pleasant to look at

Funny how you never come across someone from Minnesota talking about how "beautiful" snow is
John from Boston

Posted:
Thu Oct 23, 2008 12:09 pm
by xflajrnylvr
My daughter being Born
Closing on our first house

Posted:
Thu Oct 23, 2008 12:28 pm
by artist4perry
Enigma869 wrote:Rhiannon wrote:Snow is beautiful! And it means a good excuse to cook yummy comfort foods and spend the weekend 'inside'.

Sorry, Ms. Southern Belle. I know that snow is a foreign substance to you, so it's a romantic sort of thing. As a veteran of nearly 40 New England winters, I can assure you that the novelty wears off, in a hurry. You'll learn that "snow is beautiful" for about 5 minutes, after it has fallen. When all the plows and sand trucks come by, it looks like massive mounds of fecal matter, and isn't too pleasant to look at

Funny how you never come across someone from Minnesota talking about how "beautiful" snow is
John from Boston
John, I can understand why you are more than sick of snow. Where you live you get mountains! LOL! But we are lucky to get a few inches, sometimes if things are really cool we get about half a foot or so. When I was a girl we used to get about a foot or a foot and a half. We get snow very late in the season. So I guess I can say I like snow, if it comes and is gone in a day or so!


Posted:
Thu Oct 23, 2008 12:30 pm
by conversationpc
Enigma869 wrote:Rhiannon wrote:Snow is beautiful! And it means a good excuse to cook yummy comfort foods and spend the weekend 'inside'.

Sorry, Ms. Southern Belle. I know that snow is a foreign substance to you, so it's a romantic sort of thing. As a veteran of nearly 40 New England winters, I can assure you that the novelty wears off, in a hurry. You'll learn that "snow is beautiful" for about 5 minutes, after it has fallen. When all the plows and sand trucks come by, it looks like massive mounds of fecal matter, and isn't too pleasant to look at

Funny how you never come across someone from Minnesota talking about how "beautiful" snow is
John from Boston
I lived in northern Pennsylvania for most of my life and then here in central Indiana for most of my life...
Snow pisses me off.


Posted:
Thu Oct 23, 2008 12:33 pm
by Rhiannon
Enigma869 wrote:Rhiannon wrote:Snow is beautiful! And it means a good excuse to cook yummy comfort foods and spend the weekend 'inside'.

Sorry, Ms. Southern Belle. I know that snow is a foreign substance to you, so it's a romantic sort of thing. As a veteran of nearly 40 New England winters, I can assure you that the novelty wears off, in a hurry. You'll learn that "snow is beautiful" for about 5 minutes, after it has fallen. When all the plows and sand trucks come by, it looks like massive mounds of fecal matter, and isn't too pleasant to look at

Funny how you never come across someone from Minnesota talking about how "beautiful" snow is
We get plenty of snow in Virginia... well, not as much as up 'Nawth... but it certainly is no foreign object, and I know how disgusting and ugly snow can be when it becomes slush and then glaciers. But we got mostly ice storms. And if it's going to be cold, it might as well do something! And I hate ice! So... ha.
