Last lines of 2007.

[kyrielle]

Why? Because I can. All lines taken from public posts.

January: And quite a few things I don't recognize on first glance, as expected.
February: And now I go to work.
March: As far as I can tell from the news stories, almost all is confusion.
April: Not to mention our insurance?
May: For anyone who saw that, I did NOT have a bag full of Bush. Sheesh. (Yes, two sentences. The last one alone wasn't nearly as amusing.)
June: We've had horrible luck with the couple pre-boxed mixes we've tried.
July: Except that one got canceled and I got a refund, and they still sent me the ticket.
August: I suspect it's very playable as-is, but it doesn't fit its setting as well as I'd hoped.
September: I know where the trash can is.
October: A bit of Halloween humor (worksafe, does have a photo), courtesy of Ronni Bennett at Time Goes By.
November: I don't think I need one longer than my forearm these days.
December: I am typing this sentence into the meme, which will be posted before the end of 2007, because I am going to bed before midnight - as in now - good night!

Comments

[davmoo.livejournal.com]

You went to bed before midnight?! On New Year's Eve?!

Congratulations, you are now officially a member of the Old Farts Club. Welcome aboard!!

I'll see that you get sent the instructional video for our secret handshake as soon as possible.

[kyrielle]

LOL! I have been doing that most of my life, except for a few teen years when I wanted to be older than I was and stay up "like the adults". Seriously, New Year's Eve staying up until midnight is so pointless if you're me. It clobbers the sleep schedule, and what's the point? I don't go to New Year's Eve Parties (I dislike crowds, and drunk drivers that night terrify me as far as getting home), I don't drink...the ball dropping? Just not that exciting. The year is going to change whether I'm wrecking my sleep cycle or not.

[kyrielle]

Well, except the years we lived in Tigard. There, I did stay up until midnight.

Because we were just across the fence from the Tigard branch of the American Legion, which rang in the new year with fireworks. (Actually, with what I would swear by the noise was a blank shot from their cannon, which may be the case; but whatever it was it made a very big bang.) The first time it happened, I was asleep...before. Not after. And I decided I'd rather not be woken up unexpectedly by it, but just wait for it and then go to bed, in future years. :P