I just saw the movie "The Incredibles."
It was incredible. [bgcolor]#ffffff[/bgcolor]

"The Kiss" by Tanya Chalkin



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Today. 4:30 am.
RJ gets out of bed to use the potty. He comes back in the room a few minutes later and exclaims, "I can't find Ruby!"
I react with lightning speed, jumping out of bed and turning the light on, "What? Where is she? What do you mean you can't find her? Where could she go?"
We search all over, looking in her usual hiding places, but she is no where. I begin to panic, in my half-asleep state, thinking, "She didn't just disappear, did she? She couldn't have gotten out the door all by herself."
Finally RJ finds her, behind the couch, in between the wall and the big coily steam furnace. She was stuck back there. She got back there in the dark and couldn't figure out how to come back into the room on her own. The poor little bunny was scared. We had to shoo her out of the hole.
RJ pushed the couch back toward the wall a few inches, just to be sure. We stood around watching her, and sure enough she went right back there. What was she thinking? So, we had to stuff a pillow between the walls and the couch.
My bunny is a crackhead. [bgcolor]#cccdcf[/bgcolor]

i'm nervous
i have to teach my class for 30 minutes
i don't want to look stupid

I'm hungry.
I'm at school.
I wanted to buy a sub or a chicken foccacia.
They are out of chicken foccacias.
The subs cost more than $5, which is all I have.
Everything that looks like something I would want to eat at this school costs more than $5.
I'm still hungry.
Hot chocolate and pretzels from the vending machine is not enough food.
I can't wait to get home to RJ's mac and cheese from scratch.

I'm on a Mac at school.
I can't figure out how to change my colors.
I hate macs.[bgcolor]#fdffff[/bgcolor]