FRIDAY CONFESSIONS

sfgiantsjo · January 2014

I hate second day hair.

booneybear · January 2014

Hoycie said:

booneybear said:

My dog woke me up at 3:50 this morning. I was so mad because I still had 10 minutes to sleep before having to get up and go to the gym. Damn dog.

You're superwoman to me. The fact that you can wake up at 4am from a warm and cozy bed on a freezing day to go to the gym deserves a medal. ::bows down to Booney::

@Hoycie I have little choice when Buddy is barking and whining his head off downstairs. Although I did get an extra 10 minutes at the gym this morning.

RevJen · January 2014

I'm happy that I haven't gotten sucked back in to FB. I'm really enjoying the break from it.

84Lauren · January 2014

Hoycie said:

booneybear said:

My dog woke me up at 3:50 this morning. I was so mad because I still had 10 minutes to sleep before having to get up and go to the gym. Damn dog.

You're superwoman to me. The fact that you can wake up at 4am from a warm and cozy bed on a freezing day to go to the gym deserves a medal. ::bows down to Booney::

I think it deserve a ticket to the psych ward. ::gulps coffee::

LOVE YOU BOON!

GreenBride624 · January 2014

packfan20 said:

MrsJenE said:

GreenBride624 said:

I'm 99.9% sure a coworker blocked me on FB. My confession is that I'm kinda offended.
All I did was send a friend request. I don't know what I did to make them so angry that would warrant a blocking. Just choose ignore if you don't want to be FB friends. They are friends with other coworkers so now I'm paranoid & mad at myself for being offended & paranoid.

I keep people in Friend Request Purgatory so that I don't offend them. There's about 24 people in purgatory right now.

Yup. Those poor souls in my Friend Request Purgatory.

lol!!! I'm glad that I passed your purgatory! :P

booneybear · January 2014

84Lauren said:

Hoycie said:

booneybear said:

My dog woke me up at 3:50 this morning. I was so mad because I still had 10 minutes to sleep before having to get up and go to the gym. Damn dog.

You're superwoman to me. The fact that you can wake up at 4am from a warm and cozy bed on a freezing day to go to the gym deserves a medal. ::bows down to Booney::

I think it deserve a ticket to the psych ward. ::gulps coffee::

LOVE YOU BOON!

@84Lauren @Hoycie

MrsJenE · January 2014

booneybear said:

84Lauren said:

Hoycie said:

booneybear said:

My dog woke me up at 3:50 this morning. I was so mad because I still had 10 minutes to sleep before having to get up and go to the gym. Damn dog.

You're superwoman to me. The fact that you can wake up at 4am from a warm and cozy bed on a freezing day to go to the gym deserves a medal. ::bows down to Booney::

I think it deserve a ticket to the psych ward. ::gulps coffee::

LOVE YOU BOON!

@84Lauren @Hoycie

This movie has the ability to freak me out like no other movie can.

SacGeoLover · January 2014

jenndawnp said:
One of my co-workers, constantly talks over me or interrupts me when I'm speaking to someone else. He did this morning when I was talking to one of our sales guys about something and he basically talked over the both of us and said the exact same thing I had already said. I cut him off and said "I know I just said that." I was a complete bitch but I'm over being disrespected and maybe I'm over reacting but it comes off in this you're a woman I'm a man I know more than you way.

One of my coworkers does this to me and my other female coworkers all the time. I just stop talking and walk away, even if I'm talking with my boss (who luckily gets it and many times has told him to leave when we're talking). I'm not going to stand around while you disrespect me.

84Lauren · January 2014

I just now noticed that my kids' heads are both tilted the same exact way for all four pictures in my siggy and it's freaking me out, but I'm too lazy to change them out again.

nocturnalintimacy · January 2014

84Lauren said:

I just now noticed that my kids' heads are both tilted the same exact way for all four pictures in my siggy and it's freaking me out, but I'm too lazy to change them out again.

LOL. Something very interesting keeps happening just to the left of the camera.

sassypants527 · January 2014

It's 58 in our house again and we called the real estate agent again. When DH told them, they asked us at what temperature our thermostat was set. Really? Do we seem like idiots?

I'm wearing knee high socks with fuzzy socks over them, have on slippers, leggings, fleece pants, a turtleneck, and a hoodie. If they can't get our heat to function properly they need to let us have another cat.

sfgiantsjo · January 2014

sassypants527 said:

It's 58 in our house again and we called the real estate agent again. When DH told them, they asked us at what temperature our thermostat was set. Really? Do we seem like idiots?

I'm wearing knee high socks with fuzzy socks over them, have on slippers, leggings, fleece pants, a turtleneck, and a hoodie. If they can't get our heat to function properly they need to let us have another cat.

Your logic is sound.

Jen748 · January 2014

I reconnected with an old college friend recently, and yesterday had her and her daughter over for a playdate. It was fun, and I had a good time, but I remember now maybe some of the things that made me stop talking with her.

Why is making friends as an adult so hard?

SnShne322 · January 2014

Jen748 said:

I reconnected with an old college friend recently, and yesterday had her and her daughter over for a playdate. It was fun, and I had a good time, but I remember now maybe some of the things that made me stop talking with her.

Why is making friends as an adult so hard?

I really wish I knew.

RevJen · January 2014

Jen748 said:

Why is making friends as an adult so hard?

This is why most of my friends live in my computer.

SnShne322 · January 2014

We had our yearly audit this week. I've been working with two other people this week for it and they just went out to lunch with the auditors and I wasn't invited. I know I'm not management, but it's not like I didn't do a ton of work for it. I'm kind of bummed.

ETA: Now my J has bailed on me for lunch. UGH.

pinkybooklover09 · January 2014

Jen748 said:

I reconnected with an old college friend recently, and yesterday had her and her daughter over for a playdate. It was fun, and I had a good time, but I remember now maybe some of the things that made me stop talking with her.

Why is making friends as an adult so hard?

Keeping friends as an adult is no picnic either. :-/

SusieBW · January 2014

SnShne322 said:

Jen748 said:

Why is making friends as an adult so hard?

I really wish I knew.

Because now that you're grown up, you have more standards for what you want in a friend, and you are less willing to deal with other people's bullshit if you don't have to.

SnShne322 · January 2014

SusieBW said:

SnShne322 said:

Jen748 said:

Why is making friends as an adult so hard?

I really wish I knew.

Because now that you're grown up, you have more standards for what you want in a friend, and you are less willing to deal with other people's bullshit if you don't have to.

I kind of like your theory a bit better than mine. That is that I'm too too high maintenance and live too "in the boonies" to keep real friends.

Menrandes · January 2014

I just got out of bed. It's almost one.

RhymeReason · January 2014

SnShne322 said:

I kind of like your theory a bit better than mine. That is that I'm too too high maintenance and live too "in the boonies" to keep real friends.

Whenever I drive through your town, I think of you guys. Maybe one day I'll either A) call you and make DH stop by but I feel really weird just popping in on people.

SnShne322 · January 2014

NorthernLghts said:

SnShne322 said:

I kind of like your theory a bit better than mine. That is that I'm too too high maintenance and live too "in the boonies" to keep real friends.

Whenever I drive through your town, I think of you guys. Maybe one day I'll either A) call you and make DH stop by but I feel really weird just popping in on people.

DO EET!

RhymeReason · January 2014

Ok I will

MrsJenE · January 2014

SnShne322 said:

NorthernLghts said:

SnShne322 said:

I kind of like your theory a bit better than mine. That is that I'm too too high maintenance and live too "in the boonies" to keep real friends.

Whenever I drive through your town, I think of you guys. Maybe one day I'll either A) call you and make DH stop by but I feel really weird just popping in on people.

DO EET!

I always forget which "boonies" you live in.

sfgiantsjo · January 2014

Kind of related to making and keeping friends as an adult...I often don't make IRL friends because I am absolutely overwhelmed by the thought of having to make "small talk". I will dread an upcoming dinner date with a friend, because I agonize over making conversation. I don't know what's wrong with me that I can't just freaking let it go. I love my friends, I am interested in them, but I HAVE NOTHING TO SAY IN PERSON.

This is also why I hate the phone.

I end up so stressed out about what to talk about, I can't enjoy any of the time spent with the person. The pressure I put on myself is too much, and I end up being relieved if plans are cancelled, or making my own excuses to cancel. This is why I would make a great hermit, and why internet friends are awesome.

SnShne322 · January 2014

MrsJenE said:

SnShne322 said:

NorthernLghts said:

SnShne322 said:

I kind of like your theory a bit better than mine. That is that I'm too too high maintenance and live too "in the boonies" to keep real friends.

Whenever I drive through your town, I think of you guys. Maybe one day I'll either A) call you and make DH stop by but I feel really weird just popping in on people.

DO EET!

I always forget which "boonies" you live in.

Right on the NH border, north of Worcester.

MrsJenE · January 2014

SnShne322 said:

MrsJenE said:

SnShne322 said:

NorthernLghts said:

SnShne322 said:

I kind of like your theory a bit better than mine. That is that I'm too too high maintenance and live too "in the boonies" to keep real friends.

Whenever I drive through your town, I think of you guys. Maybe one day I'll either A) call you and make DH stop by but I feel really weird just popping in on people.

DO EET!

I always forget which "boonies" you live in.

Right on the NH border, north of Worcester.

Ah yes. I remember now.

SnShne322 · January 2014

sfgiantsjo said:

Kind of related to making and keeping friends as an adult...I often don't make IRL friends because I am absolutely overwhelmed by the thought of having to make "small talk". I will dread an upcoming dinner date with a friend, because I agonize over making conversation. I don't know what's wrong with me that I can't just freaking let it go. I love my friends, I am interested in them, but I HAVE NOTHING TO SAY IN PERSON.

This is also why I hate the phone.

I end up so stressed out about what to talk about, I can't enjoy any of the time spent with the person. The pressure I put on myself is too much, and I end up being relieved if plans are cancelled, or making my own excuses to cancel. This is why I would make a great hermit, and why internet friends are awesome.

I feel you. I have no problem chatting with people I'm comfortable with, but the awkward starting new friendship conversations is SO hard.

I was so thankful for @duxcaelo at our first NE GTG. She's so good at making conversation!

packfan20 · January 2014

Jen748 said:

I reconnected with an old college friend recently, and yesterday had her and her daughter over for a playdate. It was fun, and I had a good time, but I remember now maybe some of the things that made me stop talking with her.

Why is making friends as an adult so hard?

A and I have a monthly playdate with a friend from grade school and her son (a couple months younger than A). I told my mom months ago that she and I have nothing in common anymore other than the fact that we are mothers. Our parenting style/life style is completely different. The kids like playing but that's about all we have in common.

Shepherdjel · January 2014

I just bought a retirement card for my best friends dad for his Naturalization party tonight!

BUT it is perfect! Here is my rationalization hahaha he 1. retired his green card and 2. it says something about enjoying your freedom...he is now a US Citizen ;-)

Go ahead and judge but I am laughing I think this is GREAT! (and her dad will love it and think it is funny hahaha)

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