But at least you wear able to wear the smile on your face for all to see!
Awwwwwww, that's so great! Three cheers for full-on cohabitation with the spouse!
P.S. You won't *believe* my verification word: it's "dongnest."
SuziCate -- indeed! I think D was more than a little entertained when I whipped out the camera at breakfast while I was marking the form.
GEW -- I am STILL laughing at your verification word. Man, and I thought I'd gotten some crazily entertaining ones over at your place. (For some reason, of all the blogs I read that have word verification, the funny ones pop up when I'm commenting on your posts and so I keep having to share.)
How great to be able to mark that box with the X. I feel the love from here
xx
Kristen -- exactly! Don't think I wasn't tempted to graffiti the shot before putting it up here, either :)
FF -- I'm still a little giddy about it! It's been almost a year since I moved back home but filling that form out was like arriving all over again.
what a great feeling. I doubt I ever get there. and frankly, I'm not entirely sire I want to...
sure, dammit, sure.
I'll definitely agree that getting there was (and still is?) complicated, hgg. I'd be interested to hear your take on wanting/not wanting to do it, if you want to share!
I don't know that I've ever seen anyone ready to use positive exclamation marks on the census :) Yay!
This is too funny - and like you, I was very grateful to check "No" as well --- considering the alternatives!
Corinne -- thanks for visiting! Yes, this census was a milestone for us. I couldn't let it pass without making proper note of it.
Jane -- those alternatives are very convincing, no matter how long or short the commute (in distance or time), no?
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But at least you wear able to wear the smile on your face for all to see!
Awwwwwww, that's so great! Three cheers for full-on cohabitation with the spouse!
P.S. You won't *believe* my verification word: it's "dongnest."
SuziCate -- indeed! I think D was more than a little entertained when I whipped out the camera at breakfast while I was marking the form.
GEW -- I am STILL laughing at your verification word. Man, and I thought I'd gotten some crazily entertaining ones over at your place. (For some reason, of all the blogs I read that have word verification, the funny ones pop up when I'm commenting on your posts and so I keep having to share.)
How great to be able to mark that box with the X. I feel the love from here
xx
Kristen -- exactly! Don't think I wasn't tempted to graffiti the shot before putting it up here, either :)
FF -- I'm still a little giddy about it! It's been almost a year since I moved back home but filling that form out was like arriving all over again.
what a great feeling. I doubt I ever get there. and frankly, I'm not entirely sire I want to...
sure, dammit, sure.
I'll definitely agree that getting there was (and still is?) complicated, hgg. I'd be interested to hear your take on wanting/not wanting to do it, if you want to share!
I don't know that I've ever seen anyone ready to use positive exclamation marks on the census :) Yay!
This is too funny - and like you, I was very grateful to check "No" as well --- considering the alternatives!
Corinne -- thanks for visiting! Yes, this census was a milestone for us. I couldn't let it pass without making proper note of it.
Jane -- those alternatives are very convincing, no matter how long or short the commute (in distance or time), no?
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