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Same old stuff, each year. I am beginning to hate Headstart....too much paperwork and redtape. You'd think we'd have the same set of rules as school...well, we do...but we have more than they do too. It's just not right.

I have to go home and get ready for meeting tonight. I'm riding with pastors to a Women's Aglow meeting...guys are invited tonight too...which is why Pastor's going. I hope I'm feeling better by then. Knowing my luck, there's a bunch of others going in the van and I'll get stuck all the way in the back...it'll be hot today...good thing I don't normally get carsick.

I might end up going on a blind date. I'm not sure yet. My boss here at the library says to me today that someone had approached him to see if I'd want to be fixed uip with her brother and what did I think. What am I supposed to say??? "No, I've decided to be content as a nun for the rest of my life." [nothing against nuns, I just don't want to be one.] SO I said, "I wouldn't be opposed to meeting him". Goodness, doesn't that sound stuffy?!?!?!?

Don't worry Captain - still gonna dance with ya at the X-mas party!!! ;-)

ok. gotta go.
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Cliff said…
OK, from a guys point of view, your response is great. Why? YOU DIDN'T SAY NO! That's all that matters with most guys. After all, you don't even know him. I hardly think he would be offended by your response. I've yet to see a lady get overly excited about meeting a guy that she doesn't know anything about. (OK, so maybe movie stars don't count.) Hope it all goes well.
9/13/2005 06:20:00 PM
-E said…
Thanks for stopping by my blog during the meet and greet.

And have fun on your blind date. I went on one recently. We went to a movie so I didn't have to talk to him much if I didn't want to. Take mints just in case your date has stinky breath too.
9/14/2005 03:25:00 AM
Ciera said…
Cliff - you never cease to amaze me.

Fluke!!!! - will remember!

E - Nice you stopped by and thanks for the advice.
9/14/2005 02:32:00 PM
Jean-Luc Picard said…
Absolutely....what kind of dance will it be?
9/14/2005 03:08:00 PM
Ciera said…
Captain Jean-Luc - I'm in the mood for a slow romantic waltz...you?
9/14/2005 05:02:00 PM
Jean-Luc Picard said…
It has to be that!
9/16/2005 01:25:00 PM
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