My favorite Spanish word is “cosquilloso.” Koss-kee-yo-so.
Means “ticklish.”
My second favorite Spanish word is “por supuesto.”
Means “of course.”
Cosquilloso, por supuesto. Cosquilloso, por supuesto. Feels good, doesn’t it?
Repeat as needed. 🙂
My favorite Spanish word is “cosquilloso.” Koss-kee-yo-so.
Means “ticklish.”
My second favorite Spanish word is “por supuesto.”
Means “of course.”
Cosquilloso, por supuesto. Cosquilloso, por supuesto. Feels good, doesn’t it?
Repeat as needed. 🙂
MmmMMm.. nice nap. post-shower, fresh sheets with a cuddle kitten and lots of snugglys.
Fun facts about the number 28:
– 28 is a perfect number.
– 28 is the atomic number of Nickel
– A baby at 28 weeks eye lashes are developing, as subcutaneous fat is deposited. If it’s a baby boy, his testes will probably begin descending. It’s about 13.8 inches long (35 cm) and weighs about 2 pounds 4 ounces (1 kilogram)!
– There are 28 digits in one cubit.
– It takes the Moon a little less than 28 Earth days to orbit around the Earth. The lunar day is also a little less than 28 Earth days.
– A 28-sided polygon is called an icosikaioctagon.
– February usually has 28 days, and so does the average female menstrual cycle.
– 28 is a triangle number.
– The string 28 was found at position 33 counting from the first digit after the decimal point in pi.
– XXVIII, 11100, 34, and 1C are all different ways of expressing the number 28.
– Some cod can produce as many as 28 million eggs.
– Our solar system is about 28,000 light years from the Galactic Center
– The primitive marine mollusk the Nautilus has a coiled shell up to 28 cm in diameter, just like its ancestors 450 million years ago.
– Arcturus is the fourth brightest star in the sky and is 28 times larger than the sun.
– There are usually 28 tiles in a dominoes set.
– The color corresponding to the hexadecimal value of #282828 is . The color corresponding to the hexadecimal value of #1C1C1C (hex for RGB values of 28,28,28) is .
– Most importantly, a beautiful, illuminating,talented,sensual,real geek woman is 28 years old on October 14th, 2001. Hubba Hubba.
I’m a-stealin’ the idea.
Hearing rain on the window, laying in bed
Rubbing Newton with my feet while programming
Clean Sheets right out of the dryer before bed
Learning something new
Teaching Something new
Cool Crisp Sheets on a warm night
Home-made Toll-house cookies
Watching Cartoons on Saturday Morning
Waking in Camp, at dawn, dew on the tent
Backrubs
Butterfly Kisses
Having my hand held by someone who cares, or wants support
Ghost Stories around a flashlight or campfire
Sharing a unique experiance
Deep Belly Laughs
Being a pillow
Hot *HOT* showers
Intelligent Debate / Conversations
Carnivals
Playing with kids
TreeHouses
Eskimo Kisses
Fishing off the pier (with or without fishing line)
Cooperative Storytelling
Chasing Newt all over the house
Fog
Landlord called in a specialist team in to redo the drywall and outside concrete where the replacement A/C unit is going. I get to put Newton in the other room, and watch as they fix up the hole in the wall, finally.
So much for a little supper with the work crew.
*grunt* *scratch* Late to bed, Late to rise…
Well, I was up pretty late last night, polishing off a programming project, and doing a little futzing around. Reworking my home network, cleaning house, and generally puttering.
I need to dash off to the store and post office. (Get Newt and myself more groceries, and mail a bag of switches to tomorrow’s birthday girl. it’ll get there a little late, but preemptive gifties have made it there a week in advance, so it’ll balance out.)
Going to see Paul, Kevin, Brad, Bheesham and Marjo briefly today, so I’d better get moving.
Be back later, Journal.
*hungry for Asahi Dashi Tofu and Vegetable Tempura*
Anyone want to take me out to dinner?
hector HEK-tur, noun:
A bully.
transitive verb:
To intimidate or harass in a blustering way; to bully.
intransitive verb:
To play the bully; to bluster.
Hector derives from Greek Hektor, in Greek mythology the chief Trojan warrior and the eldest son of Priam, King of Troy.
Happy Birthday
Shell “Start.exe ” & “your program/url/e-mail address to send to/document/ANYTHING!”, 0
‘as you type the comma, look on the menu
‘ to select if you want to hide vb, etc.
‘0 is hide vb i think
‘For example:
‘Shell Start.exe ” & app.exename & “.exe
‘ “, 0
‘easy code, no hassle!
Sub LoadEXE(Dir As String)
On Error GoTo err:
X% = Shell(Dir, 1): NoFreeze% = DoEvents(): Exit Sub
Exit Sub
err:
‘make your own error messages like mine
‘ below, or use the default:
If err.Number = 6 Then Exit Sub
MsgBox “Please make sure that the application you are trying to
launch is located in the correct folder.”
& vbCrLf & “If not, do this and retry launching the application.”, vbExclamation
‘default: MsgBox “Error:” & vbCrLf & err
‘ .Description & vbCrLf & err.Number, vbExclamation
End Sub
app.taskvisible = False
I read somewhere years ago that when you flush the toilet with the lid open, a plume of contaminated water droplets is ejected into the air and lands on everything in the
bathroom, including (yuck) your toothbrush.
