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  • Apr, 27, 2006 comment

    Spellcheck is the death of my brain cells

    I made it through graduate school. Did you know this? They actually GAVE me a Masters Degree in Information Technology. Fools! FOOLS! Because today, as I lectured on the ins and outs of site definitions in Dreamweaver, I labeled my folder (as stated in their handout) pasta_resteraunt. That’s right, your instructor DOES NOT KNOW HOW TO SPELL RESTAURANT!

    My favorite writing center students corrected me. In front of everyone. Gotta. Love. That.

    Apr, 27, 2006 Filed in: Working Mom •Mrs. Flinger Said So • Read the Archives comment
  • Apr, 24, 2006 comment

    The trouble with an amazing weekend…..

    Monday.

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  • Apr, 22, 2006 comment

    Sometimes, I really miss me

    You remember when you were about to give birth (or not, if you’ve never done so) but you had this knowledge, deep deep in the pits of your soul that your life would never ever be the same? You know how you think of having children and think, “Ya ya, there is going to be a lot more Elmo. A lot more spills and poop and small things.” And you know how the people tell you to enjoy your life before you have kids because it’ll never be the same?

    Remember?

    Apr, 22, 2006 Filed in: Depth and Faith •Mrs. Flinger Said So • Read the Archives comment
  • Apr, 22, 2006 comment

    Currently

    Working on site: Check.
    Wine in hand: Check.
    “Earl” and “The office” on Tivo: Check.
    Kid asleep: Check.
    Sunburn: Check.
    Happy: Check.

    You?

    Apr, 22, 2006 Read the Archives comment
  • Apr, 19, 2006 comment

    This is not THAT post

    Politically, I’m am a sichzophrenic. I’m a conservative hippy. And no, I’m not talking about before coffee versus after coffee, I’m actually meaning, I’m a “get off your ass you lazy eff but buy organic” girl. I know, I annoy myself at times. This is why I don’t blog about politics. I’d have my own blog war, with myself, and argue until I was blue in the face. With myself. And so, the topic stays in my car radio where the station is turned to talk and I can go off, alone, all I want to.

    But in light of the events this week, I’m realizing something. I realize I believe something now. I used to say “I really don’t know where I stand on [whatever] issue.” This issue? I now know exactly where I stand.

    < disclaimer > And now I say, for the record, please please let’s not get into the debate because I honestly don’t mean to push what *I* think on *you*, I’m just saying, after my own personal experience, I know where *I* stand. You, having your own personal experiences, have your own stand. It may or may not be the same as mine. It’s just that this is where I am now. ...

    < / disclaimer >

    Apr, 19, 2006 Filed in: Depth and Faith •Mrs. Flinger Said So • Read the Archives comment
  • Apr, 17, 2006 comment

    Welcome to the Third Anual Flinger Haircut Post

    So, looking back at the archives, I realized about once a year I say, “Internet! I NEED A HAIR CUT!!” and then I post some pictures for you to tell me to cut my hair like option A? B? C? Then I go to the salon and get a haircut like nothing I’ve posted and you tell me I look fab because you are loyal and great like that. I forget to take care of my appearance for, oh, about a year and then I come back and say, “Internet! I NEED A HAIR CUT!”

    This year? It’ll be no different.

    Apr, 17, 2006 Filed in: Mrs. Flinger Said So • Read the Archives comment
  • Apr, 17, 2006 comment

    An update for members

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    Thanks to everyone for their prayers and support. I got a call from my doc (not just the nurse people telling me results) and apparently there was a “Zygote”. I’ll call him BigZ. Anyway, my body had slightly (ever so slightly) elevated hormone levels but not enough to actually produce a pregnancy. Thus the cramping. However, officially? I wasn’t pregnant. Emotionally? I was. I mean, a positive test is a positive test, right? I like what Jan said about being able to feel the same things emotionally. And coming from Jan, this means a lot to me.

    So, yesterday I felt a billion people thinking of me and I had a wonderful day enjoying my family. The kind of day you can only have on a lazy Sunday holiday where you make a nice big brunch with your husband, rejoice in your child, and read wonderful things from people you never met in person but who love you just the same.

    It was a great Easter. So thank you.

    (by the way, the original post isn’t showing on my front page for some amazingly odd coding reason, so here’s the link if you missed it.)

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    Apr, 17, 2006 Filed in: Write •The Flinger Family • Read the Archives comment
  • Apr, 13, 2006 comment

    When it rains….

    Ever have those days when you realize you’ve had your head up your own ass for too long?

    Apr, 13, 2006 Filed in: Write • Read the Archives comment
  • Apr, 12, 2006 comment

    My Own Little Time Warp

    Do you see people and think, “OMG! It’s Matt! Matt! HI! HI! HI!” and then realize this guy looks like the Matt you knew in college, looks the EXACT same and it’s been ten years?

    Ten years.

    The Matt you used to know probably has grey hair and a small belly like you do. Also, he probably is not taking Freshman CS 101 since he passed that class 14 years ago, graduated, and is now (last you heard anyway) a manager at a big chemical plant in eastern Washington. Still, though, you SWEAR it’s him. In fact, you even say, “Matt?”

    And boy do you feel dumb when he says, “What? Who?”

    Oy.

    Apr, 12, 2006 Filed in: Social Clutz Loveable Spaz •Mrs. Flinger Said So • Read the Archives comment
  • Apr, 09, 2006 comment

    Should I charge myself a hundred bucks an hour for this?

    Lately I’ve been having these.. I don’t want to say visions.. I won’t call them “moments of clarity,” let’s just say… I’ve been having these…. thoughts. Yes. Thoughts.

    In fact, I’ve come to some major conclusions lately. I’ve actually figured somethings out. This is a rarity. Please know this.

    It’s not just the new web site I built this week for the senator.* It’s not even the if statements I figured out how to put into my posts so only members can see thing and other people, well, don’t. ** Or the php header redirects i used to take people requesting two different domains in one account (called a parked domain) to redirect each to a sub-directory. Badass. Seriously.

    No, no, it’s that I figured out that I’m turning in to my mother and usually shrinks charge you at least a few hundred dollars to come to this conclusion.

    And I did it for fifteen bucks of tequila and a coke.

    Apr, 09, 2006 Filed in: The Flinger Family •Mrs. Flinger Said So • Read the Archives comment
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