Trivial promises 2

You'll be asked to make a commitment. It may seem like a small matter, but once you give your word, a certain course is set. So consider carefully even the most trivial of promises.

Oh no! Think, Stacey, think! What the hell did I commit to today? I didn't really talk to anyone so no one asked me to commit to anything. Did I inadvertently commit by action? I talked to someone on the Figure Skating Club Board, but I was already committed to that.

What did I promise? What???

This is going to drive me crazy. Especially since it probably has escaped my attention and will come back to bite me in the ass when I least expect it. Like, God Forbid, in 6 months there's a knock on my door and it's a lawyer and he's got a couple kids and piece of paper that says on March 17th I agreed to become the guardian of the children of one of my Facebook friends should anything happen to them. Nah, that's not trivial. OK, I'm relaxing.

Capturing the interest of chipmunks 9

Social conveniences abound. You will capture the interest of people whom you will also find interesting and it all happens without a commute. (Detroit Free Press)

I love social conveniences! Made a new friend via Facebook today; yes, she IS interesting and yes, I did capture her interest as well. And on Wednesday I have reunion aided and abetted by FB with a sorority sister who lives near Boston. And I barely left my bedroom today.... mostly because I heard another chipmunk above the ceiling tiles in the basement this morning and I am incredibly phobic about creatures that scurry. For more about that see this blog post.