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Oktoberpost!
Oct. 29th, 2010 05:15 pmMom brought home a whole pile of candy about two weeks ago.
“This is for Halloween,” she told me and Dad.
“Right, sure, Halloween, gotcha,” we said.
Mom brought home a replacement pile of candy today. Now taking bets on whether it lasts!
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Happy birthday, Liz! I swear, all my friends in the world were born in October. Except for![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
acrossthelake, who was born in November.
Liz does not have a Livejournal, but you can see what she looks like in our three part tour of Utah.
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Speaking of Utah and that tour:
Hello, ladies.
Look at these rocks.
Now back to me.
Now back to the rocks.
Now back to me.
Say what you will about Utah, you can’t deny that it is fucking ORANGE.
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And now, a poll!
[Poll #1638195]
I am actually curious. Here in my neighborhood, the community always switches to Saturdays when it falls on a Sunday. I suppose you can argue that Sunday’s a School Night, but this doesn’t seem to carry over when Halloween falls on, say, a Tuesday. I’m not sure if this is standard, or if it is a Utah Thing. I know that Sundays tend to be Utah Things, but I am never sure to what extent.
“This is for Halloween,” she told me and Dad.
“Right, sure, Halloween, gotcha,” we said.
Mom brought home a replacement pile of candy today. Now taking bets on whether it lasts!
---
Happy birthday, Liz! I swear, all my friends in the world were born in October. Except for
acrossthelake, who was born in November.Liz does not have a Livejournal, but you can see what she looks like in our three part tour of Utah.
---
Speaking of Utah and that tour:
Hello, ladies.
Look at these rocks.
Now back to me.
Now back to the rocks.
Now back to me.
Say what you will about Utah, you can’t deny that it is fucking ORANGE.
---
And now, a poll!
[Poll #1638195]
I am actually curious. Here in my neighborhood, the community always switches to Saturdays when it falls on a Sunday. I suppose you can argue that Sunday’s a School Night, but this doesn’t seem to carry over when Halloween falls on, say, a Tuesday. I’m not sure if this is standard, or if it is a Utah Thing. I know that Sundays tend to be Utah Things, but I am never sure to what extent.
