Descartes: Dubito ergo cogito; cogito ergo sum. (I doubt, therefore I think; I think therefore I am.)
posted by Dixie at 10:46 PM
Can a woman from Mississippi meet and marry a German quadriplegic, move there without first knowing the language, leave behind all she's known and loved and be forced to live without Hellmann's mayonnaise, stores open on Sundays, southern accents, magnolias, and her beloved family and friends nearby? Sure. Is it easy? Not really. Is it worth it? Most definitely.
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8Comments:
When I say you are "on fire" there truly is a double meaning!
HA!
Wishes of coolness,
Moll
Your Latin is REALLY impressive.
Showing off that big brain again, huh? :-)
I have always had problems telling the two of you apart. :)
Nice Latin! We had 113 degrees today, and only 28% humidity. There is a rumor that we might get a cooling trend for the weekend....only 99 degrees!
You poor thing. My mother-in-law was telling us how hot it still is there. Our heat wave broke yesterday and I actually considered putting on a sweatshirt today. Here's hoping you'll be doing the same very soon.
This is very good. It may help me smile if I adopt it as my motto today, to help me deal with the unreasonable temperatures. (TEMPER being the operative part of that word!)
*walks off muttering* I love the sun I love the sun I love...
Can I borrow that slogan? Why in the world would I think of having surgery during a heat wave where my pits sweat worse than ever and I can't reach them to blot?
We don't have air here at the house and the fans don't seem to be cutting it. But at least we have power. Lots of people don't.
Find the spray bottle, fill it with water, leave it in the fridge and spray at will.
hugs dixie!
annie
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