August 25, 2010
Sometimes, people are just difficult

Last week, I got the following e-mail from PB

Subject: I just had this conversation

Me: your new password has to be a minimum of 6 characters long and contain a punctuation mark.
Manager: can it be 7?
Me: yes it has to be at least 6
Manager: can it he 5?
Me: no at least 6 characters long.
Manager: ok what else, a punctuation mark, is a question mark a punctuation mark?




He summed it up more succinctly in a FB post

So, I started out this weekend by seeing Eat, Pray, Love. I enjoyed the movie- it was one of the few books made into movies where I wasn’t disappointed. (Most of the Harry Potter movies have not disappointed me either.) Also, I had no idea that Javier Bardem was hot. He alone is worth seeing the movie for.

We started out on Saturday by cleaning the house, as Bud and the SIL were staying that night. Then we headed out to PB’s Aunt’s for a family party. There was a cornhole tournament. I watched.

Afterwards, we headed over to TRgirl and Randy’s to see my family, as they were all down for Spiderman’s christening. (Well, all but Goose.) Sunday morning was the christening. Highlight: Did not get struck by lightning.
That night, we headed up to DC (thanks for the horrific traffic, I-95) to see Great Big Sea at Wolftrap. The trip there was bad, but the show was fantastic. GBS does put on a great show.

On Monday we went to Kings Dominion to ride the roller coasters. We rode all but one, the Shockwave, as it had a bicycle seat and I was wearing a skirt.

That night, PB ran into TRgirl and the boys at Kroger. What happened:
Monkey (pointing): PB?
TRgirl: No, Monkey, PB is not here.
PB: Hi, TRgirl!
TRgirl, to Monkey: You’re right, PB is here.




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