I am having a total Seinfeld or Something About Mary Moment.
I want to cover a steak bone (or steak) in safe-for-dogs sleeping powder, and put my horribly yappy neighbours’ dogs to sleep.
They are seriously barking me crazy up the wall.
They start, and then the other dogs in the other apartments hear them and start barking back at them.
It’s like punishment for staying in your own apartment.
Who’s with me!?!?!
I want to make salad dressing
Check out some recipes here from Kitchen Stewardship.
Don’t they sound yummy?
I can’t stop thinking about London, England or Paris, France
I am going to run around and squeal like an awfully (North) American tourist, embarrassing BF so much, he will never take me back to Europe again.
I’m already planning my tourist wardrobe.
CAN YOU BELIEVE THIS?
The trip is next year in the summer, and I already have in my head: I am going to bring THIS and THIS to wear.
Don’t worry. I’ve left out my awesome collection of fanny packs, huge white sneakers and sweatpants from the list.
(Kidding, kidding!)
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Alexandra
on Nov 20th, 2009
@ 2:14 AM:
Gawd! I hate barking dogs. I'm with you! Plus you'd be doing the pooch a favor. He's obviously hyperactive and sleep-deprived.
And I'm sure a nice wardrobe is part of the charm of being in Paris, so go for it, girl!
FB @ FabulouslyBroke.com
on Nov 20th, 2009
@ 8:06 AM:
I’ll post my London-and-Paris-as-a-Tourist wardrobe later
It’s not ONE pooch. It’s multiple!!!!!!
doctor S
on Nov 20th, 2009
@ 6:47 PM:
on the topic of DIY salad dressing merging with Seinfeld thoughts …. i have been brainstorming the idea of making my own soups (a la soup Nazi) to one day open up my own soup shop. I think the idea is brilliant and some of the details I came up with are really appealing. But alas, the dream is for not, as most resteraunts fail before they even get off the ground. Womp womp womp.
FB @ FabulouslyBroke.com
on Nov 20th, 2009
@ 2:12 PM:
*LAUGH* You should start making soups
And letting us read the recipes!
Meg (Foxie)
on Nov 20th, 2009
@ 8:26 PM:
Lucky dog, can I come too?
(Actually, after our move next year I'm going to force him into saving for our trip to Japan. Neither of us have ever been, for once. Ha.)
I'm a bit torn though…. Some guys from his shop are deploying next month, to Germany. Boo. I could have gone to visit while he was there, but I'd probably be way more jealous that he was spending four months there… And he'd be coming back close to when we'd be moving. Still, there goes my chance to visit Germany for an extended period. Sigh. Never mind he just blew through the majority of my savings with this engine swap thing…. So if he went, it'd be hard for me to pay my way over there. x_x; He's lucky I love him sometimes.
TheCheapGirl.com
on Nov 25th, 2009
@ 12:20 AM:
I did the same thing when I went to Paris in 2006 for the first time. I planned my wardrobe for every single day : –) I love shopping there especially in the summer when all the sales are happening.
Can't wait to see your wardrobe! XOXOXO
FB @ FabulouslyBroke.com
on Nov 24th, 2009
@ 8:11 PM:
Thanks
Can’t wait to actually have it planned out.
Might be kind of boring. Don’t want to upset the all-black clad natives.
TheCheapGirl.com
on Nov 25th, 2009
@ 6:57 AM:
I am sure you'll be better dressed than a lot of people over there. I complained to my ex once because I told him that Paris is over-hyped because I did not see a lot of well-dressed people. It was just like being in North America without the obesity. Then he took me to the area where all the models and rich people hung out and I was like "oh so this is where they photograph THE PARIS that we see online and in magazines."
FB @ FabulouslyBroke.com
on Nov 25th, 2009
@ 9:01 AM:
LOL!! “So this is where the real Paris exists…”
Well I am going to go in jeans and a t-shirt with some nice necklaces. That’s pretty much my style.