I'm enjoying my last day of the long weekend. G left in the late morning, so hopefully he missed a lot of the traffic. L stayed at school and had a fun weekend. They have a program they call "Late Night" that is designed to give the kids something to do on the weekend besides drinking. They have a scheduled activity on Sat nite that's free and fun. It's anything from hypnotists to music to crafts, movies, tarot card readers, etc. She says you meet a lot of people and have a great time.

I've been doing a little thing we call WD that's a way to keep in touch through e-mail. I give her a word of the day. Sometimes thay are words she may know, sometimes not. They always have a common theme for the week, with the last two words being a bit of a "give". Example: last week these were the words: sonata, caravan, cavalier, Cherokee, navigator, breeze and sable.
If you're interested in playing , join in!

Yesterday I started the week with Congregation. (how appropriate!)
Today's WD is Sleuth
If you are interested in guessing to common thread, leave a comment. Now, on to MM!

Sunday, September 03, 2006
Happy Monday to everyone! Thanks for playing Monday Madness! Have a marvelous week! =)1. Which holidays (if any) do you consider more as a day off from work, than anything else?2. Which 3 holidays are most celebrated in your family?3. Do you have an organized filing system at home?4. Do you clip coupons for groceries? If so, do you remember to use them? If not, why?5. How many magazines do you subscribe to?6. Do you play any computer games on a regular basis? If so, which is your favorite, and why?7. Have you watched any movies worth recommending, lately?

1. Well, most of these I don't get a day off for, but the bankers and mail carriers do! My apologies for not being "politically correct'!!! Labor Day, Memorial Day, President's Day, MLK Day, Columbus Day, 4th of July and New Year's Day. These are the days we don't have the day off for AND shouldn't be a holiday: Halloween, Valentine's Day St Patrick's Day and all the other "Hallmark" hoildays that were made up to sell greeting cards.
2. 3 most celebrated holidays in our family: Christmas, Thanksgiving, and Easter in that order.
3. Yes, several. Kevy has important family stuff filed, I have music filed, and I have a data base for my CDs.
4. No
5. Newsweek, Games, Games World of Puzzles and Woodworker's: 4
6. I joined Big Fish Games this Summer, so I'm addicted to Feeding Frenzy 2 and Jurassic Realm right now. I also went through a phase of Snood, After Dark Games, Jewel Quest and Brain Games. My old faithful standby is Spider.
7. I hardly ever see movies, although there are TONS I'd like to see. In the past year or so I've seen the following decent movies: Pride and Prejudice, Sideways, What the Bleep Do We Know, Garden State, and the one with Richard Gere, Susan Sarandon and Jennifer Lopez where RG takes dance lessons.