I have seen “ROFL” on several FB walls over the past several months and I have always been curious of its meaning. Today I looked it up.
ROFL = Rolling on Floor Laughing
Thanks http://www.dictionary.com/. I wonder no more!
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
My Five Senses
Sight: Almost legally blind, D
Hearing: Will need hearing aids someday, D
Taste: Normal capacity, C
Smell: Nose like a canine, A++
I think sight would be the absolute worst sense to lose. And if I had to choose one sense to live without, I would choose to lose the sense of smell. Sure, I wouldn’t be able to enjoy the smell of rain, homemade bread and cookies baking, but that would be a lot easier to live without than not being able see! Or taste! (Although…I sure would be a whole LOT healthier if I couldn’t taste.)
And, of COURSE, which sense do I excel in? The sense of SMELL! Figures.
Today was one of those days that I wished I was a victim of smelling loss. I’m not sure it is the time of year for fertilization, but it definitely smelled like manure at work. And it didn’t have a subtle or brief presence. Rather, it was potent and managed to linger in the air for quite some time - I’m thinking at least an hour. And the strangest thing about it all, NO one else seemed bothered. There was no mention of the awful smell. And I didn’t want to be the weird new girl who talks about poop.
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Weakness

You guessed it. I have a weakness for Crunchy Cheddar Jalapeno Cheetos. And this rare and delicious snack just so happens to be one of the choices in the vending machine this week; which, if you remember from a previous post, is another one of my weaknesses.
I'm done for.
I posted the picture with the Nutrition Facts as a reminder that I need to fight my addiction and start eating healthy. Somehow I don't think this strategy is going to work.
So, my new strategy is to work out like crazy so I can eat all the Cheetos I want. I have appointments with two different gyms on Thursday.
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
The Week in Review
It's been a week since I last blogged, and there are several explanations as to why. First of all, I am still trying to recover from the hurt feelings I experienced when FB informed me that my blog is malicious (okay, not really). And second, Sister-Steph told me that I write about weird topics which completely shattered my inspiration to write.
I guess it might be true that I write about obscure topics hoping to make it sound like I lead this super exciting life. But, the truth is, the life I lead is quite normal, boring, and for the most part uneventful. That's not to say that exciting things NEVER happen. But rather that most are not significant enough to justify an entire blog entry. So instead of multiple "insignificant" posts throughout this past week, I have compiled all the "insignificant things" that happened into one entry, and have accepted that my life, is what it is. :)
Thursday - I rode my bike to work, made a really sweet PowerPoint presentation, and went to bed STARVING.
Friday - I passed the DDA skills assessment test, cleaned my room, and talked about boys into the wee hours of the night with my best childhood friend...just like the good ole' days!
Saturday - I asked God for help with a particular struggle, I found an earring in my Bible that I thought I lost months ago, I wondered if God listened to my prayer, and I ice-skated for two hours straight.
Sunday - I woke up sore, heard some extremely sad and shocking news, and was TOTALLY creeped out with a certain individual.
Monday - I bought a Chicago Bears hat, ate WAY too much candy, and had a sleepover with Sister-Steph.
Tuesday - I completed AECR training, ate Mexican food, and bought a Jade plant.
I admire those of you who continuously have exciting things to blog about! But does anyone else struggle like I do?
I guess it might be true that I write about obscure topics hoping to make it sound like I lead this super exciting life. But, the truth is, the life I lead is quite normal, boring, and for the most part uneventful. That's not to say that exciting things NEVER happen. But rather that most are not significant enough to justify an entire blog entry. So instead of multiple "insignificant" posts throughout this past week, I have compiled all the "insignificant things" that happened into one entry, and have accepted that my life, is what it is. :)
Thursday - I rode my bike to work, made a really sweet PowerPoint presentation, and went to bed STARVING.
Friday - I passed the DDA skills assessment test, cleaned my room, and talked about boys into the wee hours of the night with my best childhood friend...just like the good ole' days!
Saturday - I asked God for help with a particular struggle, I found an earring in my Bible that I thought I lost months ago, I wondered if God listened to my prayer, and I ice-skated for two hours straight.
Sunday - I woke up sore, heard some extremely sad and shocking news, and was TOTALLY creeped out with a certain individual.
Monday - I bought a Chicago Bears hat, ate WAY too much candy, and had a sleepover with Sister-Steph.
Tuesday - I completed AECR training, ate Mexican food, and bought a Jade plant.
I admire those of you who continuously have exciting things to blog about! But does anyone else struggle like I do?
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Wait, what?!
I am somewhat a creature of habit. For example, everyday when I get home from work I get on my computer and go through my list of favorite sites in the same exact order: Gmail, Hotmail, Facebook, Blogger, MySpace. HOWEVER. Today there was a slight glitch in my routine. And this, my friends, is how it went:
Gmail – as usual, i didn’t spend much time here. I only had a few messages of the business nature.
Hotmail – as usual, I spent the majority of my time deleting chain letter requests, presidential campaign propaganda, and promises to enlarge body parts that I do not and will not ever have.
Facebook – as usual, I denied various requests and notifications. I gained a new friend and read a new message. I finished up by writing on a few walls.
Blogger – now HERE is where it gets interesting. I always head over to blogger from FB because the link is accessible from my profile. It is a very efficient way of getting through my list. I clicked on the link and this is the message that popped up on screen:
The following website has been identified as malicious:
http://jenniferlair.blogspot.com/
The link you have clicked has been identified by Facebook as a malicious web site. For the safety and privacy of your Facebook account, we strongly suggest you avoid visiting this address.
I am not making this up or embellishing the verbiage. What in the world is going on? Did someone report my website as malicious to Facebook? I’m so confused.
Gmail – as usual, i didn’t spend much time here. I only had a few messages of the business nature.
Hotmail – as usual, I spent the majority of my time deleting chain letter requests, presidential campaign propaganda, and promises to enlarge body parts that I do not and will not ever have.
Facebook – as usual, I denied various requests and notifications. I gained a new friend and read a new message. I finished up by writing on a few walls.
Blogger – now HERE is where it gets interesting. I always head over to blogger from FB because the link is accessible from my profile. It is a very efficient way of getting through my list. I clicked on the link and this is the message that popped up on screen:
The following website has been identified as malicious:
http://jenniferlair.blogspot.com/
The link you have clicked has been identified by Facebook as a malicious web site. For the safety and privacy of your Facebook account, we strongly suggest you avoid visiting this address.
I am not making this up or embellishing the verbiage. What in the world is going on? Did someone report my website as malicious to Facebook? I’m so confused.
Saturday, October 11, 2008
Mr. Snowman,
Thursday, October 9, 2008
And the Thunder Rolls
Last night I took Adam and Kyle to an NBA game. Yes, you read right. An NBA game. I'm really AM that awesome of a big sister. Each year US Bank sponsors a Minnesota Timberwolves pre-season game in Billings...
...and this year they just happened to be playing the OKC Thunder. I, of course, HAD to go and get my Oklahoma fix!
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