8 thoughts on “ring of fire.”

1. Fine, thanks. Good to hear you’re okay, if tired, but nothing new there.

2. at least you got an extra hour of sleep on saturday!

3. Chalk it up to decades of advertising that has trained us to be so image conscious and maybe a little to our stylin’ moms who insisted we always wore clean underwear out, because of the “run-over-by-a-bus scenario”. And thinking of that, wouldn’t you just crap your pants anyways if you were run over by a bus? We are who we are. All our breaths stink in the morning. If people have a problem with that, well they can choke on it. Having said that load, I’m so up for a Bucks.

4. Whew! Glad you are okay. Did the handsome firemen like your tree?

5. oh my god, meg! so glad everyone is safe and sound. i hope your landlord gets right on top of things with that furnace. get let presley get cold. :(

6. Oh what Monday morning excitement! If you start your festivities for the holidays this way, what are you doing for new year?! ;-)

7. I too would be wondering if I had that sexy, tossled, just woke up look achieved in movies or if I looked like I normally look which is AHHHHHHHHHH. I would also be trying to accentuate my figure with my blanket and hoping that one of the firemen was perhaps cute, single, and wonderfully charmingly interested in me. I’m no shallow per se, just an optimistic romantic.

   Glad to hear that your house didn’t burn down.

8. I realize that this is a few days late, but I just had to share that a mere two days after your furnace tried to kill you by pumping your apt full of smoke, mine tried to kill me by pumping my house full of carbon monoxide. Also awaken around 4:00 am by the smell of an odd gassy/musty smell, I, being the amazingly brilliant one that I am, decide “eh, whatever it is, it can wait til 6:30″. Yeah, I know, genius, but serious stuff. You were almost short one reader for the rest of eternity. The moral of the story is always have a functioning CO deterctor in the house. Now I do. :0)