things done this weekend

[jwgh]

I got stuck on the Triboro Bridge:


I met my friend Peta's three-month-old daughter:



I had lunch at a Thai restaurant:


I played the guitar:


I looked at cats and resisted the temptation to tap on the window:


I was so distracted by the struggle to spell 'every' that I completely missed the spelling of 'closingey':


I wondered why 'forty' isn't actually spelled this way. Did 'four' used to rhyme with 'flour'?

Comments

[urbeatle.livejournal.com]

Because of the lighting in the picture of you playing the guitar, it kind of looks like you're a cardboard cutout of yourself, stuck inside your clothes.

Hmmm. "Cardboard Jakehead" should be the name of your next album.

[jwgh]

I was thinking of calling it 'Discard Before Using'.

[cpr94.livejournal.com]

Daughter. The confusion is likely due to her being named "Dylan" (not sure of the spelling).

And she's very cute.

[jwgh]

Duh. Thanks.

[saucypunk.livejournal.com]

Hey, the Triborough bridge is like 10 feet from my house! Next time you're stuck in traffic, i expect a visit.

[jwgh]

OK! I think I'll come down to Manhattan to visit family sometime next month, so I will keep you apprised.

[paracelsvs.livejournal.com]

I am still trying to figure out the word order on that sign.

Store closingey for sale eavery things all 20/oof items in store?
Store for sale things 20/oof closingey eavery all items in store?

I just posted this so I could keep writing "20/oof", really.

[jwgh]

I _think_ that '20/oof' might actually be '2% of', or maybe '20% of', depending on whether the first part of the percentage sign is the 0 or the little dot above and to the right of the 0.