Diaryland Diary Review
Tuesday, Feb. 18, 2003 11:21 pm
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I didn't mean to be sad, or depressing, I just happened to be thinking. And I thought I would write down my thoughts.

Yesterday was great. We got over twenty inches of snow and spent the day at the kitchen table playing monopoly, at which I lost (it was my karma from winning 15,600 dollars last time). I accepted my fate like a champ (I burst into tears).

Then Jim brought out this game called 'Plague and Pestulence' (spelling?). It was GREAT. I really liked it. P & P is a card game where you are a city in the middle ages. You have to roll dice and draw cards that decide your fate, but the fun part is that you can set a famine, drought, plague, or whatever upon other players. It was kind of fun. I won twice and so did Lee. The men didn't win at all.

Just goes to show you, women ARE better at running things!

Lee and Jim finally decided to take one of Nik's puppies, so we will have a new addition to the household by the end of the week.

I am happy because I adore puppies. I just hope it won't be too crowded and crazy around here, with Tessie, the Witchling, and a new puppy who (judging by the size of his paws) will be HUGE.

And since I am the only one home, I'll probably get saddled with it during the day.

But a puppy! I love puppies!

I signed up twice to get reviewed by DiaryReviews and now I am sitting on pins and needles waiting to see what they will say. I wasn't sure I submitted the form right the first time. My stupid, dinky, computer froze on me when I clicked the button. So I sent it again the next day.

PS If you happen to possibly be a reviewer? I know the Willow test should be on my links page, but I just love her where she is... I have a pretty simple diary... just neat and plain and purple, but that's how I wanted it... Oh and my all time favorite entry is the one where I wrote about how James and I met. Other than that... Review away (inwardly cringing)

I have to go now, James is watching something on the TV and I want to go visit.

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