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I need to go shopping too. Even my "fat" pants are no longer fitting!

I don't actually like to go shopping... particularly not for clothes I'll only wear for 5-6 months. Oh well, problems to have.

DevilAlumna wrote:I need to go shopping too. Even my "fat" pants are no longer fitting!

I don't actually like to go shopping... particularly not for clothes I'll only wear for 5-6 months. Oh well, problems to have.

Do you have a good consignment shop nearby?

I'm watching "Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip" on Netflix. I really like this show - never could figure out why it wasn't a bigger hit. Discovered another reason to like it tonight: one of the characters had a Duke banner on her bulletin board.

I'm still stunned. 7 TO.

They make some really nice maternity clothes now. Also, you'll probably need to wear some of the 5-6 month ones for a few months after the baby comes, cause they'll be more comfortable. Plus, you never know, you may want to have another one some day! My wife's have come in handy several times. Anyway, good hunting.

lawgrad91 wrote:

CathyCA wrote:[quote="lawgrad91]What did you buy in your retail therapy?

I got a leopard print sheath dress; a teal ruffled blouse; the teal garden sweater that goes with the teal blouse; a black sweater with a flower on it; a lace cocktail blouse; a beaded and sequined tank top; and something else that I can't remember.

A belt. I got a belt, too.

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Wow. Sounds lik you racked up![/quote][/quote][/quote]

I did. The new wardrobe acquisitions took the sting off of the loss. Plus, I needed some new cocktail attire.

DevilAlumna wrote:I need to go shopping too. Even my "fat" pants are no longer fitting!

I don't actually like to go shopping... particularly not for clothes I'll only wear for 5-6 months. Oh well, problems to have.

Here's hoping you'll find the perfect clothes to provide comfort, style and a little sass as you prepare to hatch your little one.

devildeac wrote:I'm still stunned. 7 TO.

And how many resulted from errant screen passes?

Answer: None (at least, that's what I saw when I watched the first half on ESPN3).

We need to stick to screen passes. We need to make the screen pass our only offensive play.

The first half was so bad, I found myself wishing for the days of Roof.

As an alternative, perhaps we could just play the wildcat offense for the rest of the year.

Arkie needs an avatar.

Lavabe wrote:Arkie needs an avatar.

Like, maybe, the picture of the Ted Drewe's sign that I took with my iPhone?

ArkieDukie wrote:

Lavabe wrote:Arkie needs an avatar.

Like, maybe, the picture of the Ted Drewe's sign that I took with my iPhone?

You're reading me loud and clear, Arkie.

DevilAlumna wrote:I need to go shopping too. Even my "fat" pants are no longer fitting!

I don't actually like to go shopping... particularly not for clothes I'll only wear for 5-6 months. Oh well, problems to have.

Hopefully you'll find some nice things, DA.

I don't know that I've ever told anyone this before, but we're all glad you have this "problem!"

Lavabe wrote:

devildeac wrote:I'm still stunned. 7 TO.

And how many resulted from errant screen passes?

Answer: None (at least, that's what I saw when I watched the first half on ESPN3).

We need to stick to screen passes. We need to make the screen pass our only offensive play.

The first half was so bad, I found myself wishing for the days of Roof.

As an alternative, perhaps we could just play the wildcat offense for the rest of the year.

Roof's defense didn't exactly set the woods on fire yesterday, even against the no-name Arkansas backup (who, I would respectfully suggest, should be no-name no longer).

I do like the idea of the wildcat for the year, though.

lawgrad91 wrote:
Eden (NC) Police.

If I may be allowed to, I apologize for them. A cousin of mine happens to be Chief there.

Major Freudian slip in bulletin insert this morning. The Methodists are having a coffee project to buy fair trade coffee, chocolate, etc. We are invited to buy a case of coffee "for your panty." Or a case of decaf for the same location. Insert blushing smilie here.

captmojo wrote:

lawgrad91 wrote:
Eden (NC) Police.

If I may be allowed to, I apologize for them. A cousin of mine happens to be Chief there.

Capt, not a problem. We have a good relationship with Eden PD. I am over being pissed.

Good to know Reece is on the job.

The only time I was called for state jury duty, I went in the courtroom and when called up to the box, the defense attorney asked me if I was related to the arresting officer. I got to spend the rest of the time at home.




It was Reece.

Lavabe wrote:

devildeac wrote:I'm still stunned. 7 TO.

And how many resulted from errant screen passes?

Answer: None (at least, that's what I saw when I watched the first half on ESPN3).

We need to stick to screen passes. We need to make the screen pass our only offensive play.

The first half was so bad, I found myself wishing for the days of Roof.

As an alternative, perhaps we could just play the wildcat offense for the rest of the year.

The wildcat offense couldn't have been that bad yesterday as they beat the ol' ball coach.

lawgrad91 wrote:Major Freudian slip in bulletin insert this morning. The Methodists are having a coffee project to buy fair trade coffee, chocolate, etc. We are invited to buy a case of coffee "for your panty." Or a case of decaf for the same location. Insert blushing smilie here.

I think that a case of fair trade coffee might be good for your panty. It would certainly get you and your panty moving in the morning, wouldn't it?