One of many year-in-review posts
I had a pretty boring year according to this:
Take the first sentence (or 2) from the first post of each month of 2007. That's your year in review.
JANUARY: Danny walked his typical path through the blackjack tables looking for card counters, teams, or any other type of cheating he had encounted in the casino.
FEBRUARY: House: We got it!!! We got our house! We aren't paying one cent of closing costs and will be closing on February 26th!
MARCH: N/A
APRIL: Church: I haven't been yet. It has been so incredibly easy to just not go.
MAY: So, I'm sick again. I hate getting sick.
JUNE: Dave is on paid administrative leave. Bogus accusations.
JULY: Melanie could not stand it anymore. She'd wanted to be out in the mountains, feeling calm and at peace, but being there was anything but.
AUGUST: So, I didn't get a teaching job. I thought I'd be stressed about that, but I'm not.
SEPTEMBER: Work is the same-old, same-old. Not much to talk about there. I'm considering quitting right before the holidays since I know that they probably won't give me time off to go home.
OCTOBER: I haven't been on very many vacations. Ok...I can count two that actually count as vacations, not visiting family, or something I did on a long weekend.
NOVEMBER: So, I broke down and bought a used ipod shuffle on Monday. With the filing they've had me doing, I needed some music with me to make the time fly.
DECEMBER: 1. Wrapping paper or gift bags? I use wrapping paper, but if I were rich, I'd do bags because they are easier and can be reused for years to come.
Take the first sentence (or 2) from the first post of each month of 2007. That's your year in review.
JANUARY: Danny walked his typical path through the blackjack tables looking for card counters, teams, or any other type of cheating he had encounted in the casino.
FEBRUARY: House: We got it!!! We got our house! We aren't paying one cent of closing costs and will be closing on February 26th!
MARCH: N/A
APRIL: Church: I haven't been yet. It has been so incredibly easy to just not go.
MAY: So, I'm sick again. I hate getting sick.
JUNE: Dave is on paid administrative leave. Bogus accusations.
JULY: Melanie could not stand it anymore. She'd wanted to be out in the mountains, feeling calm and at peace, but being there was anything but.
AUGUST: So, I didn't get a teaching job. I thought I'd be stressed about that, but I'm not.
SEPTEMBER: Work is the same-old, same-old. Not much to talk about there. I'm considering quitting right before the holidays since I know that they probably won't give me time off to go home.
OCTOBER: I haven't been on very many vacations. Ok...I can count two that actually count as vacations, not visiting family, or something I did on a long weekend.
NOVEMBER: So, I broke down and bought a used ipod shuffle on Monday. With the filing they've had me doing, I needed some music with me to make the time fly.
DECEMBER: 1. Wrapping paper or gift bags? I use wrapping paper, but if I were rich, I'd do bags because they are easier and can be reused for years to come.