Junk e-mail vagaries...and a delicious coke...

[j_cheney]

Sometimes these junk e-mails are worth keeping....

Copied from one of today's multiple pill purchasing opportunities:

with the sun streaming in
and the fact that she's 31 makes me happy to be 31.
wooohoooo!"

i am trying to be a patient, kind mom.
last minute trip to idaho to see my sister- so much better than home blogging!

when you need to be home, may you find your way
2. to keep the bedrooms clear i throw all the dirty laundry in the laundry room and shut the door. out of sight, out of mind!

really really happy.
she wears birkenstocks to fashion shows.

corned beef is cheap meat, a head of cabbage is less than 50 cents, and i bet you have all the ingredients for the bread in your cupboard. you should make this meal tonight!
i made this one for a gift, but i've already cast on another for moi.

and i love it (thanks, coco).
she never looks like a senator from krypton on the red carpet.

(so is corned beef if you've never tried it).
happy happy days.

3. i think that packages stacked all over the house are a nice decorative touch.
we are happily enjoying being able to play outside again.

pps- our topic of convo for the night was this article from the wall street journal.

is this ELLE
ok, i'm off to knit...

What are your tips for clearing clutter so you can focus on such a project as sewing?" well mary, let me answer your question by showing you some examples of how i deal with clutter in different areas of my home:
good news!

they make me smile every day.
i was given the irish name kelly after my great grandparents' last name.

really, cate is also mexican, japanese, native american, swiss, and a lot more- a true american- so we actually have a lot of family history travelling to do, but i really love the romantic beauty of ireland, and have always been drawn to that part of the world. plus i really love corned beef.

and a delicious coke.

Comments

[tacithydra.livejournal.com]

This is fantastic.

I right-clicked opened into a new a tab to read this, then got distracted, came back to it a moment later, and started trying to read your post in the middle.

And foundered, trying to find your thread of meaning. And kept foundering until, frustrated, I scrolled to the top and realized what it was I was actually reading.

[j-cheney.livejournal.com]

;o) Sorry....

On the e-mail, the different segments also appeared in different fonts and colors, making it even more....interesting.

[tacithydra.livejournal.com]

Hah! I was totally amused by the whole thing. It was like the best part of getting almost-coherent spam, only magnified because, since I was totally under the impression it was written by you, I was hardcore trying to understand what was meant by it.

[j-cheney.livejournal.com]

I am just sparkling poetic....

...and I evidently like corned beef. ;o)

[displacedtexan.livejournal.com]

You're brave, or foolish, to open that. You could have contracted malware.

It did make for an interesting read, though.

I'm always surprised at what slips through our spam filter at work. Normally it's very thorough, but the other day I got something that was so obviously spam. I wonder if the filters were just overwhelmed that day and missed one. Believe me, if I could repeat the subject line without running foul of LJ's rules, I would, but it was that explicit.

[j-cheney.livejournal.com]

I did not open the attached file (on the view setting, the e-mail is automatically previewed, so it was already out there.) The subject line was funny, but I can't remember it.