- Eating potatos with mayonaise, peas, carrots and a veggie burger.
- Listening to the TV in the background, M*A*S*H is on right now.
- Being a bit nervous for my driver's license exam tomorrow.
- Typing a reply on a message board.

At a college and Biscuit Power's veggie burger sounds good!  Wish I could get one at a drive thru.

well obvviously i'm reading this thread and replying to it while trying to block out my sons 423rd watching of scooby-doo "zombie island"

wondering what the point of lifting weights is...

Just had my dinner and now I'm watching Ghostbusters on TV... I've lost my remote! LOL!

I'm sitting here freezing. The temperature has dropped so much. My hands are cold

Quoted from colleen, posted August 24, 2004, 2:57am at here

I'm sitting here freezing. The temperature has dropped so much. My hands are cold

Why is it so cold?

Where are you?

Quoted from misterchaz, posted August 24, 2004, 3:52am at here

Why is it so cold?

Where are you?

The temperature was in the mid 20s (celcius) and now it's down to 9 degrees celcius.


I'm in Alberta Canada.

Quoted from colleen, posted August 24, 2004, 5:16am at here

The temperature was in the mid 20s (celcius) and now it's down to 9 degrees celcius.


I'm in Alberta Canada.

Holy crap!  It's getting that cold already?

Geez, if you're in Canada you should be used to the cold, right? 

Quoted from misterchaz, posted August 24, 2004, 5:41am at here

Holy crap!  It's getting that cold already?

Geez, if you're in Canada you should be used to the cold, right? 

It's going to warm up to 17 degrees celcius this week. It's either too hot or too cold here. Last January we had two weeks where it was -40 degrees. That sucked.

Gee, I just always assumed that all Canadians wore mukluks all the time and had to dog sled to work and buy groceries, etc.  That if you need to use public transportation you ride on an ice cutter. 

That on every block whether large, ton, or small you will find 2, 3 pople at any one time with their tongues stuck to metal poles.

Quoted from misterchaz, posted August 24, 2004, 6:39am at here

Gee, I just always assumed that all Canadians wore mukluks all the time and had to dog sled to work and buy groceries, etc.  That if you need to use public transportation you ride on an ice cutter. 

That on every block whether large, ton, or small you will find 2, 3 pople at any one time with their tongues stuck to metal poles.

How did you know?! We also live in igloos. We don't buy our groceries. We just eat whale blubber.

Quoted from colleen, posted August 24, 2004, 6:48am at here

How did you know?! We also live in igloos. We don't buy our groceries. We just eat whale blubber.

Uh oh.  Guess *I'd* better not walk around shirtless up there!  I'll end up with a harpoon in me!

It probably gets darker in the winter.  I know around the great lakes here it is very cloudy in the winter.  I remember on vacation, up north in Michigan the grocery carts were just the top half!!  This was when I was seven!  A while ago. Ha! 

Quoted from misterchaz, posted August 24, 2004, 1:58pm at here

Uh oh.  Guess *I'd* better not walk around shirtless up there!  I'll end up with a harpoon in me!

lol you're silly.



Our summers are really really hot and our winters are really really cold. You should have seen me in January when it was -40 degrees. I had to walk to the bus stop in my winter coat, hat, two pairs of gloves and a scarf wrapped around my face. I was warm everywhere but my legs because I was wearing dress pants for work. By the time I got to work my legs were so numb with the cold I couldn't feel them and I thought my pants had fallen down. I actually had to stop and look down to make sure they were still on me haha.