Diana’s Little Corner in the Nutmeg State: Friday Fill-ins #197

Thursday, October 28, 2010

Friday Fill-ins #197

1. While the cat's away _I can get to sit in my own chair_.

2. _When the kids finished carving the pumpkin, I said that it looked_ fabuloso!

3. Children _love Halloween because dress up in scary costumes and get lots of candy_.

4. _I want to kick off my shoes_ when I get home from work or shopping or what have you.

5. This may seem odd, but _I like college and will miss it next year_

6. _Taking a break to decompress_ and that seems like a fine idea to me!

7. And as for the weekend, tonight I'm looking forward to _driving up to the cottage in New Hampshire_, tomorrow my plans include _vegetating out on the deck_ and Sunday, I ~~want~~ have to _drive home_!

6 comments:

Gemini10/29/10, 12:45 AM
I love your #7....vegitating out on the deck...wow...great place to relax and enjoy, can I bring you my baked chocolate cake? Thanks for your psot, i enjoyed it. Have wonderful weekend.
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Tamara10/29/10, 5:16 AM
Hi. I'm so not a cat person, but if there's one thing I know about them is that they do love the same chair/bed you love.... your No1 made me LoL...I also like the idea of criving to new hampshire (that's something I've only ever seen in the movies). enjoy!
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Diana_CT10/29/10, 6:49 AM
Gemini, yes I can be bribed with a chocolate cake.
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achildoftheking10/29/10, 1:00 PM
Sounds like a great weekend Diana. Enjoy NH.
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Janet10/29/10, 2:39 PM
awwww, the cottage...love that word and all the images it evokes!
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Kwizgiver10/29/10, 5:28 PM
I totally understand about loving college and missing it next year. There's so much brain stimulation!

I hope you have great weather at the cabin!
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