Wha hoppen? I read many a fascinating article about Christian urban legends. Ca-razy!
When I left to go do that whole tape/new house circle (with a stop off at the post office to mail the car payment on time) I took Carrie's cell phone with me in case she needed to get a hold of me. I forgot, however, to turn it on. Meanwhile at The Bead Factory they needed a temporary phone to which they could forward all their calls. Carrie volunteered her cell phone, came home to get it only to find it not there. Oops! So when I got home there was a note on the table, and I swung by the store and stuck my hand out the window and passed the phone to her as I drove by.
I did a lot of work on The Bead Factory's online wholesale section, so that should be up and ready to go on Monday. The crazy kids at the store were busy moving everything to the new store location. They're going to finish that up today and the store will be open for business tomorrow (Friday)!
After work we went to The Rosewood for dinner, then I dropped Carrie off at The Parkway to meet with Christine & Dillon (who we both really like), while I went home to do more dishes and watch a new episode of Angel. It's funny how that now that Spike is on that show it's actually interesting. Hmmm...
Then after that I went to the Parkway myself and met up with all the crazy kids for a few minutes. Then I took Carrie home and put her to bed. After meeting a never-ending string of demands for me to bring her stuff. Whew! Cheese, milk, root beer, peanut butter toast, etc., etc. She's pretty funny when she's kinda stressed out.
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Thursday, October 23, 2003
Christian urban legends
posted by Christopher at 10:40 AM 
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