A wish
by Denise Sawicki on February 20, 2008
You know, it would be nice to be the kind of person who could sometimes do or say things *without* regretting them. I think that would be on my top three list of wishes :) Just to turn off a part of my brain.
It's really freakin cold out. I've been wearing the Prisoner scarf because it is a lot more effective than any knitted scarf we own. Knitted things have holes in them, hello? :)
Three Replies to A wish
Denise Sawicki | February 20, 2008
True they just aren't necessarily up to spec for protecting your nose when you're walking to work it's -20.
I think my nose is permanently red from cold anyhow. The things I do to avoid driving :)
Jackie Mason | February 23, 2008
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