Woe is me; my giant moth monster sucks.
Jul. 27th, 2003 12:45 amMagnus entered both of our LJ names into the Giant Battle Monster thingie that
blookum posted. His little monster was pretty fierce. Unfortunately, I was a lame-o weakling. He assures me that his supergiant monster will protect my dinky little one. That's super, because I'm very busy guarding my nest and can't be bothered with such things.
Today was intended to be a super-fun outing adventure, but kinda turned out a little lazier than it could have been. We had big plans for swimming or shopping in either Lexington or Ashland or something like that. Then we got invited to lunch at the store.. they were fixing BLTs and thought we might want to come down. I really didn't want bacon, but thought I'd feel a little guilty if we turned them down for no reason. So we went. After five minutes, Dad mentions that there's a commercial yard sale at the restaraunt that went out of business (Boomerang's) and he'd like to go and would I mind watching the register while him and Magnus went out there? Anyway, the shortened version of this is that I ended up working for two unpaid hours on my day off. Yay. Well, two hours minus eating time. When we finally got out of there, we went to Carter Caves and played minigolf (I won! Yay!) and then came home. We were headed to Ashland, where I might or might not get a needed haircut, but we decided we didn't want to. Came home and took a nap instead. Magnus expends a tremendous amount of energy making me fall asleep. It's kind of weird, really.
I bought M two Monty Python type movies tonight, and we just finished watching Life of Brian. I hadn't seen it. Not my favorite, as it turns out. Not particularly fond of it, actually, though it wasn't terrible. And I lost my needle somewhere in the couch or on the floor. I got the urge to cross-stitch again last night and started one of our many tiny purchased-on-sale holiday kits. You know the ones, measuring about two inches square? I really haven't worked on anything since I started tatting.. I wish I could at least finish up the two projects I had going. Unfortunately, almost the only thing left on one of them was the bitchy delicate accents done in gold metallic. See what I mean? I promised it to Mom for Mother's Day last year, though, so it'd be nice to give it to her. *giggle* Anyway, I have this terrible habit of losing needles, which is another good reason for me to pursue another craft. :) This one was pretty blunt, at least.
Need to stop sitting on my feet. I was doing better with it, but have lately been sitting cross-legged again. Bad for me. Makes chiropractor gripe loudly. And makes legs, feet and assorted joints hurt. Looks like I'd eventually learn, doesn't it?
Today was intended to be a super-fun outing adventure, but kinda turned out a little lazier than it could have been. We had big plans for swimming or shopping in either Lexington or Ashland or something like that. Then we got invited to lunch at the store.. they were fixing BLTs and thought we might want to come down. I really didn't want bacon, but thought I'd feel a little guilty if we turned them down for no reason. So we went. After five minutes, Dad mentions that there's a commercial yard sale at the restaraunt that went out of business (Boomerang's) and he'd like to go and would I mind watching the register while him and Magnus went out there? Anyway, the shortened version of this is that I ended up working for two unpaid hours on my day off. Yay. Well, two hours minus eating time. When we finally got out of there, we went to Carter Caves and played minigolf (I won! Yay!) and then came home. We were headed to Ashland, where I might or might not get a needed haircut, but we decided we didn't want to. Came home and took a nap instead. Magnus expends a tremendous amount of energy making me fall asleep. It's kind of weird, really.
I bought M two Monty Python type movies tonight, and we just finished watching Life of Brian. I hadn't seen it. Not my favorite, as it turns out. Not particularly fond of it, actually, though it wasn't terrible. And I lost my needle somewhere in the couch or on the floor. I got the urge to cross-stitch again last night and started one of our many tiny purchased-on-sale holiday kits. You know the ones, measuring about two inches square? I really haven't worked on anything since I started tatting.. I wish I could at least finish up the two projects I had going. Unfortunately, almost the only thing left on one of them was the bitchy delicate accents done in gold metallic. See what I mean? I promised it to Mom for Mother's Day last year, though, so it'd be nice to give it to her. *giggle* Anyway, I have this terrible habit of losing needles, which is another good reason for me to pursue another craft. :) This one was pretty blunt, at least.
Need to stop sitting on my feet. I was doing better with it, but have lately been sitting cross-legged again. Bad for me. Makes chiropractor gripe loudly. And makes legs, feet and assorted joints hurt. Looks like I'd eventually learn, doesn't it?
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Date: 2003-07-27 07:52 am (UTC)The Restaraunt Status Report
Date: 2003-07-27 08:10 am (UTC)Boomerangs is another one of those crazy places. I haven't been there in three years--I will NOT go into a restaraunt to eat if I have to pay a cover charge, which is what was posted on the door the last time or two we tried to go there, and after that, it completely left the radar of places we could go eat. The family (who dines out a LOT) refused to go for the same reasons. And don't get me started on the music. We said all along they were shooting themselves in the foot with the bar thing. Given how empty they were during most nights and their current closed status, I believe we were right. I'm surprised they lasted this long, actually.
Cutter's is still open, and they're saying that they have no intentions of closing. Can't think of anyone else that's gone. Anyway, this was a MUCH longer rant than intended, but both of those places bugged the crap out of me with their short-sightedness. ;)
Moreheadian cuisine
Date: 2003-07-27 06:46 pm (UTC)I totally agree about Boomerang's, how outrageous it is to charge cover there even to just eat. Once liquor licenses popped up, everybody lost their damn minds.
There is really nowhere to eat in Morehead. I've eaten at D's 3 times (once for lunch, twice for dinner) and I was never impressed with it. I had duck l'orange that was overcooked and smeared in what appeared to be orange marmalade. Their hummus was straight out of a package (I could even identify which flavor they were using, and recognized it as a brand from Kroger). I forget my other meal there - it didn't stand out.
Combine all this with the fact that Jimbo's is closed, and I just don't even want to think about it anymore.
Re: Moreheadian cuisine
Date: 2003-07-27 08:18 pm (UTC)La Finca's is by far my favorite, though, and I'd be extremely surprised if they went out of business at this point. As long as we have La Finca's, I'm happy. Can always go to Lexington to eat, though I was hoping the liquor by the drink thing they made such a huge deal out of would intice a Red Lobster or an Applebee's or something. Morehead has a lot of restaraunts, really.. they're just mostly fast food. *sigh*
Ah! La Finca is KING!!!
Date: 2003-07-27 09:36 pm (UTC)I doubt our economy could support even an Applebee's. Listen to me, "our" economy, like I still live there...
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