Accumulation of an Inch Through Out the Day




January 30,2009


Wouldn't you love to get up & go to work, do a half ass job, not get fired when you are wrong & still get paid? Well this is how I felt Friday. Just a dusting to an inch. Well here is that inch.

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Anonymous said…
Amen, sistah. We were just saying the same thing. I'm going to lead my children down the path to becoming "the weather guy/girl".
February 1, 2009 at 7:53 AM
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