Sign of the Times

Well, not too much new to report.  Except that my sister made me a new banner.  I like it.  Some of my all-time classic sign pictures from China. 

I love the last line of that pizza one - it's like, there's just no word to describe it, so they say "can bring you what."  That's like a note that a student wrote to a fellow teacher during my first year in China.  She was trying to say something was great (I guess), and she just said, "It's really!"

Sometimes when I'm writing (which seem to be times far and few between now days, but still...), that's pretty much how I'd like to say something - maybe there's just not an adjective that really sums up an emotion accurately enough.  Or maybe you just want to leave it up to the interpretation of the reader.  Anyway...that's my thought on words for the day.

So, yeah, I have no pictures for this entry - sorry.  I might get some tomorrow, though, since I'm running my half marathon in the morning.  The date actually kind of sneaked (snook?) up on me, so I'm not really prepared.  But should be fun, anyway.  As the lady in that one Seinfeld episode would say, "You're all winners!"  : )

And I guess that's about it for now.  I played some flag football this morning then ran errands all day: laundry, grocery shopping...the usual.  Tonight, I'm getting together with some co-workers for a "puffy-paint decorating sweatshirts" party.  Hey, it's Christmas time - I don't ask; I just go along with the festivities.  It's really!  : ) 

Anyway, hope everyone's December is starting well.  Let the merriment begin!            

Comments

[Dad]

How about snuck up on you. Snuck, sneaked, snook, or maybe peek aboo'd. Have a great run and be sure to wear your sneakers:)
Dad

[Stephanie]

Hope your run was all that and a bag of beans (or perhaps, a bag of rice).

You're really. Meow.