Haines His Way

Hi DR Ginny!

It's still got a long way to go but at least I'm off to a good start.

Gee, Danise, maybe we had better have the next HHW get-together in Florida!

More CLOSER semi-spoiler:

I would also say that the opening bits of Buzz taping were getting tired, but the bit with him getting jabbed by the pole saved the scene.

I had a similar reaction, more of "what's going on" than anything.  We had a nice laugh over the camera bit & watched it again.

I'll be here another 15 minutes.  

You know, maybe if half the gay magazines and comedians stopped using the word; maybe people would get the hint that we don't like it.  Sure, we can say the word, because then we own the word; but, my God I get of reading it and hearing it.

That is how I feel about JAP (Jewish American Princess).  I don't know when the expression became popular.  I heard it for the first time when I was in my twenties and was asked if I was a JAP.  I get very upset when I hear Jewish women joke about it.  And yes, I tell them so!

I  would not hire me as a painter.  I am not very good and get paint over everything.  And I mean EVERYTHING.  I think I had more on me then on the walls.   At least the room looks better then it did.

No more smoke damage!  It's amazing!

Oh, and I have to tell you that during the painting, I looked down and saw I no longer had Bear and Sheena.
 
I had two new dogs--Dalmatians in fact.  The first of their kind because instead of black spots, these had a kinda creamy beige hue to them.

I felt sorry for them so gave them a bath and Lo and Behold I had Bear and Shenna back!  

Did I tell you I got paint over everything?

Keith and I had a good chuckle over this.

Danise, you paint like I do.

I've never heard that phrase as JAP. I thought that was short for Japanese and that was from WWII.

  So you can imagine my shock when I was asked if I was one.  And then I was extremely insulted.  At the time I was putting Keith through college and working weekends for extra money.  Did I say extra, there was no such thing as extras, not very often anyway.

Hi Danise!

Hi DearReaderLaura!  So you use the "splash it everywhere" method as well?

I've known several Jewish American Princes as well.  Oy!

AS WELL!  DR elmore, it is a good thing I love you so much

((((((((((((((((((DANISE!!!!!!!))))))))))))))))))

Danise, I'm very impressed with everything you do, including assembling computer tables.

The last time I attempted to paint Bryan was almost two.  Keith left for work and by the time he had returned there were about 4 swipes of paint on the wall.  Just teasing, I managed about 1/4 of the wall.  Most of the paint was covered in dog & cat fur.  For an additional touch there were little finger prints.  
I was still having difficult breathing from the paint fumes.

Yes, some of it hits the walls. If I'm lucky.

I have to say I was most pleased with the paint I bought.  It covered everything-- ceiling, walls, floors, dogs, me--with one coat.

Danise, I'm very impressed with everything you do, including assembling computer tables.

The last time I attempted to paint Bryan was almost two.  Keith left for work and by the time he had returned there were about 4 swipes of paint on the wall.  Just teasing, I managed about 1/4 of the wall.  Most of the paint was covered in dog & cat fur.  For an additional touch there were little finger prints.  
I was still having difficult breathing from the paint fumes.

DR Nursie, you need a comma: "The last time I attempted to paint, Brian was almost two."  I wondered why you wanted to paint Brian!

Hey, DR Danise! It's good to see you online.  I just want you to know that you and Nursie will be missed at the end of the month.  Did you see the photos of Michael Ball in HAIRSPRAY in London?

Yes, Dear TCB emailed me a picture of him.  All I can say is OMG!

Dearest Nursie, I've known several JAPs of both sexes in my long life, but it was never a term I would remotely associate with you.  I hate to tell you, but you and DR PennyO (where is she dammit?) have nothing in common with the breed.

   And I bet you have known plenty of non-Jewish people who fit the description.

Before there were "JAPS" non-Jewish women often told me Jewish men make the best husbands.  I suppose one fact might create the other