text:
1. No fish. This includes, but is not limited to: no bringing cooked fish for lunch. No bringing cooked fish and leaving it in the break room refrigerator. No bringing cooked fish to work and warming it up in the microwave. No bringing cooked fish to work, warming it up in the microwave, and leaving it out on the break room table all afternoon. No buying fresh fish at the market on your lunch break and leaving it in the break room refrigerator for the rest of the work day. No bringing in fresh fish to share amongst your coworkers. No bringing in fresh shrimp to share amongst your coworkers. No bringing in a large bag of fresh squid parts in to share amongst your coworkers. No dividing up said bag of squid parts into small biohazard bags over the break room sink. No getting squid ink all over the break room sink and counter. No storing biohazard bags of squid parts in the break room refrigerator for the rest of the work day. No squid in the office full stop. I can't believe we have to have this conversation.
2. That's it. That's all I care about.
3. Oh wait, also:
throw out your old food. Maybe do a sweep of the fridge once a week or
so and see if there's anything in there that's yours that you forgot
about? Please don't leave your pasta alfredo
with broccoli in there for two months. We live in a society.
4. Label your
stuff. If it's something that will be in there for a while that you
don't mind sharing, like a bottle of ranch dressing, maybe include your
name, the date it was opened, and something like
"help yourself."
5. If something is rotten, throw it out. Even if it wasn't yours to begin with! Nobody will miss that shriveled plum, I promise.
6. Seriously, you brought fish again? NO FISH. Just. No.
Jules vs Nuts
Thursday, August 20, 2015
proposed break room rules
Posted by Superjules at 7:00 PM
Labels: fears and pet peeves, My brilliant ideas
Friday, August 14, 2015
gym class hero
I joined a gym. Wait! Where are you going? Come back!
Let me start over. I've never been one of those people who is, like, addicted to working out. One might even say that I hate it, or at least strongly dislike it.
I remember when a friend of mine came into town and asked if I wanted to get together. I was all ready to suggest lunch and then pedicures, but she said that she was going to a barre class and did I want to meet her? No thanks, I said. I'd catch her afterward at the sandwich place nextdoor. If we're spending quality friend time together I'd like to ENJOY it.
I never want to go on a hike, so don't bother asking. I'll go on a WALK. Even an outdoor walk, through nature. But call it a hike and no. No thank you. I'll sit here and read while YOU hike and we can hang out once you've gotten that nonsense out of your system.
Running (jogging) seems to be the only thing I can stand to do consistently-ish. When I lived in LA I would go running (jogging) around my neighborhood. Then, when I moved to San Francisco, my building had a little workout room so I would run (jog) on the treadmill. The machines in that workout room all had TVs with cable and DVD players attached. My apartment never had cable while I lived there, so it was a good way to get my Teen Mom fix.
When Niall and I moved in together, we moved into a building without a workout room. Niall seems to actually be one of those people who truly enjoys exercising, so he has been dutifully going to the gym the entire time I've known him (not to mention running, cycling, playing assorted sports, and generally making me feel like a sloth by comparison).
I tried a few things here and there.
I took an adult beginner ballet class. Not to brag or anything but I did ballet for several years in middle school and college, so I felt like it would only be a matter of time before the other adult beginners would be eyeing me and whispering "Shouldn't she be in the ADVANCED class?" Instead, what happened was that everybody expected me to be really good since my shoes were so worn (see also: from college (see also: never get rid of anything!)), but I pranced around like one of the hippos from Fantasia. I quit after a few months because It was TOO HARD and not fun and I was not nearly as fairy-like as I had expected.
I thought about getting a fitbit, but they're really expensive, so instead I bought the Jane Fonda workout and Richard Simmons Sweatin to the Oldies videos. I had fun doing these a few times. They're not terribly intense workouts and they are also somewhat hilarious (see also: Richard Simmons's shorts). But for some reason there are too many steps for working out at home. I have to change into something I don't mind getting sweaty and then switch the TV to the right mode and then scoot the coffee table over and ugh, maybe I'll just sit down.
A couple weeks before the wedding I decided I wanted to work out a little. Not to lose weight or tone up, but just to help my endurance a little and ensure I wouldn't collapse and die from dancing the night away at our wedding reception.
So I asked Niall if I could go with him to his gym to check it out, super casual like. We went, and they were having some 'friends and family' dealie so I signed up for a (basic, totally chill, I-can-quit-anytime-I-wanna) membership.
The gym guidelines, as I explained to Niall* are:- He can't ever shame me for not going or not wanting to go to the gym
- If I ever bring up that I'm thinking about going to the gym, he should enthusiastically encourage me
- He can invite me to go to the gym with me, but he can't ever suggest that I should go to the gym
- He can't criticize what I do at the gym
Now it's August, and that means I've been a gym member for a little over 2 months. For some reason I have been able to go to the gym, despite the fact that, yes, I do understand that this involves FAR more steps than working out at home does. But I guess I don't mind the steps as much? Maybe it's easier because it's more of a routine. My living room is where I hang out, eat, relax, but the gym is only where I do gym things. There's no possibility I'm going to go all the way to the gym and then sit down on the floor of the locker room and read a book instead.
So far I have spent my time at the gym running (jogging) on the treadmill, with very occasional uses of the cross trainer peppered in here and there. HOWEVER, I reserve the right to go to the gym, do a couple stretches, and then sit in the hot tub if that's what I'm up for on that particular day. And that will still COUNT as going to the gym. I need motivation and a reward system that is beyond "staying healthy" because clearly that's not enough or else I would be joining Niall as he bounds out of bed every morning for his run like a goddamn kangaroo. The other good thing about the gym is that it is located in a little plaza that also has a Ross and sandwich place and a grocery store. So sometimes after a run (jog), I'll take a little stroll through ross or treat myself to something yummy for lunch. Running: not its own reward.
- He can't make fun of my gym outfits/accessories.
and outfits
are much more enjoyable and THEREFORE make me much more likely to actually GO. This is my Gym Outfit that I wear to the gym, GOLD STAR FOR ME.
Really, the whole point of this post was to show you my new purple gym outfit.
*Niall hasn't ever body shamed me and I'm not worried that he would, I just wanted to be explicit with my gym-interaction-expectations.
Posted by Superjules at 12:00 AM
Labels: classy gym hero, exercise
Thursday, August 13, 2015
Last weekend Niall decided to make meatloaf. The concept had previously not appealed to him, which makes sense given its name. Meat... loaf. However, he realized that he likes all the ingredients that typically go into a meatloaf, so he thought he'd give it a go. I found him the Pioneer Woman's recipe online and he modified it in an apparent effort to include as many animals as possible (ground beef, ground lamb, bacon strips over the top).
The baconey drippings from the meatloaf got a bit scorched in the oven while it was baking, which meant that our fire alarm went off and we subsequently learned that our fire alarm is the least alarmed sounding alarm in the world. It makes a pitiful little meep noise and also says the words "Fire. Fire." I don't feel like our fire alarm takes its job very seriously. In fact, I wouldn't even call it a fire alarm. It's more of a fire calmly announce.
By contrast, my old building's fire alarm system was absolutely MILITANT about its job. Whenever I cooked pretty much anything it would start shrieking at me and I'd have to open the window and fan the alarm unit with a towel until it shut the hell up. If there was fire detected or an alarm pulled in any of the common areas of the building, there was a speaker inside every apartment that would make siren noises and ALSO shout at you:
[short pause]
YOUR ATTENTION PLEASE…. Etc.
This would repeat on a loop over and over until whatever happened was figured out, at which point we would usually get an announcement like "Thank you for your attention, this has been a false alarm" or whatever. The longest it ever went on while I lived there was probably only about 15 minutes, but that FEELS LIKE ETERNITY when, say, you're woken up from a sound sleep in the middle of the night.
Last night I made brownies and I went to bed right after I took them out of the oven. I woke up this morning feeling unusually warm. The whole apartment felt unusually warm. And then I found out that I had accidentally LEFT THE OVEN ON ALL NIGHT.
I think I may have mentioned this previously, my cousin once used her blow dryer and then put it away under the sink in her bathroom and then left for work. When she came home that afternoon she found that HER HOUSE HAD BURNED DOWN. (She's fine, her family is all fine, but house = gone.)
Burning the house down is one of my nightmares. And I left the oven on! All night! What if something had caught fire? What if the house had burned down? If I left the oven on, what if this means I might leave OTHER things on and forget about them also? OHMYGOD I'm going to burn our house down, or not put the emergency brake on my car when I park it on a hill and have it roll down and hit someone, or turn on the garbage disposal when somebody is fishing out a spoon, or leave a vulnerable person or animal in a hot car, or SOMETHING TERRIBLE IS OBVIOUSLY GOING TO HAPPEN AND IT WILL BE ALL MY FAULLLLLLLLLT.
Friday, August 7, 2015
get well soon gifties
My nephew has Perthes disease, which basically means the ball and socket joint of his hip grew all wonky causing the blood supply of the joint to get strangled off and the bone to start dying. It was caught pretty early in his life, thanks to his grandpa, so he's doing well.
A couple years ago I was driving to the hospital to visit him after one of his surgeries (he's had several major hip surgeries, poor kid). I had bought him some nice headphones, but I decided to stop at Target because I felt like I needed something else. I ended up picking out a stuffed frog.
He liked
the headphones, but he LOVED the frog. He slept with it tucked under his
arm and watched TV with it sitting next to him in bed. It reminded me
that he's a big strong kid, but even big strong
kids can be comforted by a stuffed animal. I haven't conducted
extensive research on this, but I feel like a stuffed animal is kind of a
universally pleasing item, especially when you're not feeling good and/or stuck in a hospital
When I stopped at Target on the way to the hospital, I also bought this game.
My nephew
was too tired and out of it to ACTUALLY play even that game, so we
modified it. He would roll the dice and it would land
on a letter. Then the rest of us would have to come up with a word that
started with that letter and my nephew would pick his favorite word out
of all of them and the person who picked the word he liked best was the
winner of that round. It was a fun for everybody and my nephew could doze in between rounds.
Something else that was a big hit with my nephew? Silly putty and a newspaper. Proving that even 10 year old boys get tired of video games eventually.
Can't go wrong with a classic blankie. Bonus points if you happen to know that VIPs at the hospital are given a specific color blanket. (Which is actually a thing, I swear.)
Another winner? A coloring book and some crayons/markers/colored pencils. I'm particularly fond of this one.
I use these acrylic drinking cups ALL THE TIME.
They are excellent for holding icy cold water (or your beverage of
choice). Also, they are good if you are perhaps not operating with all
of your mental faculties and more prone to spillage.
A couple years ago I was driving to the hospital to visit him after one of his surgeries (he's had several major hip surgeries, poor kid). I had bought him some nice headphones, but I decided to stop at Target because I felt like I needed something else. I ended up picking out a stuffed frog.
|photo from Amazon.com
When I stopped at Target on the way to the hospital, I also bought this game.
|photo from Amazon.com
Something else that was a big hit with my nephew? Silly putty and a newspaper. Proving that even 10 year old boys get tired of video games eventually.
Can't go wrong with a classic blankie. Bonus points if you happen to know that VIPs at the hospital are given a specific color blanket. (Which is actually a thing, I swear.)
Another winner? A coloring book and some crayons/markers/colored pencils. I'm particularly fond of this one.
|photo from Amazon.com
I use these acrylic drinking cups ALL THE TIME.
|photo from Amazon.com
Posted by Superjules at 12:00 AM
Labels: buying stuff
Thursday, August 6, 2015
I've started getting up a little earlier so I can stop at Target on my way to work. It's the BEST. I get my coffee, because apparently that's part of my life now. And then I take a little stroll around the empty, pristine Target which is Ah May Zing.
I love Sharpies. I wanted to write a whole post about how much I love Sharpies, but that's basically all.
I went to the doctor for a checkup the other day. She asked me how many times in the last 3 months that I had more than 3 drinks. I say "Maybe three times?" And I got a lecture about cutting back, AND a follow-up email with tips for slowing down and trying to drink less. "Set your glass down in between sips!" Okay, but. Really?
My sister: "Hey! Where did you get those chips?"
My 3 year old niece: "It's celery."
It was not celery.
I love Sharpies. I wanted to write a whole post about how much I love Sharpies, but that's basically all.
I went to the doctor for a checkup the other day. She asked me how many times in the last 3 months that I had more than 3 drinks. I say "Maybe three times?" And I got a lecture about cutting back, AND a follow-up email with tips for slowing down and trying to drink less. "Set your glass down in between sips!" Okay, but. Really?
My sister: "Hey! Where did you get those chips?"
My 3 year old niece: "It's celery."
It was not celery.
I spend a certain percentage of my job on the phone, and I sometimes have to spell out medication names. And sometimes I'm spelling those medications to people with bad phone connections or hearing problems. I really should just bookmark this page because if I'm in the middle of spelling something I panic and say things like "Okay it's simvastatin. S as in syrup, i as in impossible, m as in muppet, v as in voluptuous, a as in Appalachian…"
And because my brain is my brain, I ALSO start thinking of even worse ones "P as in phlebotomist" or "t as in tsunami."
On a more positive note, I have successfully transitioned to saying "my pleasure" at work instead of "no problem" when somebody thanks me. I always felt a little odd when I said no problem because I feel like it still sounds like "Well this is kind of a problem, but don't worry, I'll do it anyhow as a favor." My pleasure, however, THAT's customer service.
I cut my own bangs last night. And now I remember two things: why I don't usually do that, AND where my original avatar pic came from.
I cut my own bangs last night. And now I remember two things: why I don't usually do that, AND where my original avatar pic came from.
Posted by Superjules at 12:00 AM
Wednesday, August 5, 2015
inappropriate feelingsiversary
Timehop reminds me that three years ago I flew home from NYC the day after being sexually assaulted.
Which, in turn, reminds me that last year I wrote a post that I'd rather not talk about. I'd prefer to take it down and pretend it didn't happen. But instead of that, Imma try and woman up.
Last year I had some inappropriate feelings and I expressed those feelings in an inappropriate way.
Rather than talking to people, I was passive aggressive and selfish. I won't go into details, but, well... that blog post is a pretty good example. "HEY I'M MAD THAT MY FRIENDS WENT TO BLOGHER BECAUSE I SHOULD BE MORE IMPORTANT TO THEM" she shouted to everyone and no one. I'm not proud of this behavior.
1. It is not up to other people to emotionally take care of me. That's my job. I shouldn't expect other people to do that and I should DEFINITELY not get mad at them when they don't.*
2. I need to manage my inappropriate feelings in an appropriate way. It reminds me of the following touchy analogy: If you're sad and upset that you're struggling with infertility and your friend is having a baby shower, you can tell your friend that you're having a hard time and you can decide to not go to her baby shower, but you can't get MAD at her for having a baby shower or tell your mutual friends that you'll be upset with them if they go. That's inappropriate.
3. So instead of throwing a fit last year, I really should have just done what I did this year: pull back from my social networks a little, lower my expectations, reign in my feelings, take medicine, and give myself little treats.
4. I'm putting this here to remind Future Jules.**
** It's gonna be okay, Future Jules. Traumaversaries are no fun, but you can handle it. Now go get yourself a little treat.
Posted by Superjules at 8:30 PM
Labels: it's complicated
Tuesday, August 4, 2015
I was going to call this post "mishaps" but then I decided the things that happened weren't ACTUAL mishaps, they were just little stories of some things that went differently than I had expected-- nothing I wish I could go back in time and change. Mis-happenings, if you will. And THEN since they are wedding related items, I decided to call them MISSUShappenings. Get it? Get it? See what I did there?
Moving on.
1. This wasn't a mishap or a happening at all but it keeps annoying me so I'll mention it here: When the hell did it become customary to EXPECT there to be a flash mob or a choreographed dance in every wedding? I had several people ask me if we were "doing something fun" like a flash mob or choreographed dance at the wedding. So the options therefore are either yes there will be one of those things or no there will be nothing fun at my wedding at all. No fun. A non-fun wedding.
Flash mobs can be shocking and fun and choreographed dances can be entertaining, but neither of those things are Niall's and my style or things we wanted at our wedding. And also, if EVERYBODY has a flash mob, doesn't that kind of defeat the purpose of a flash mob? Okay I can be done ranting about this now.
2. The wedding started at 2PM. The church coordinator lady wanted me to arrive by 1:45PM and my mom was in firm agreement. Evidently I was supposed to get there early and hang out in a hidey room so there would be time for me to take some deep breaths and fluff out my dress. Which, fine. Except for the fact that at this particular church the door to the offices and hidey room and so forth was RIGHT NEXT TO the main entrance of the church. There wasn't some back entrance that we could sneak me into, I would have to go in through the front, presumably with people milling around before the wedding. Niall and his sisters told me that in Ireland, the bride is typically 5-15 minutes late. This made sense to me—they can't very well start the ceremony WITHOUT me, right? So I decided that I would be the last to arrive. I'd leave the hotel in the last trip the limo made and just wait IN the limo outside the church until the last possible moment, then exit it at 1:58 and meet my dad in front of the church. Boom.
This idea threw my mom into such a panic that I ended up caving and left the hotel in the first limo trip and arrived at the church at about 1:20PM. Of course Niall and his groomsmen had just arrived also. Because of course. So my 4 niecemaids hopped out of the limo and ran into the church and to tell Niall to get the hell (sorry, HECK (we are in church, after all)) away because the bride is here and she needs to get to the hidey room! Shoo! Meanwhile, I'm in the limo outside and our priest opens the door, leans in and asks if the limo is going to make a trip back to the hotel because he forgot a book. Next to the priest, Niall's uncle leans in and starts taking photos of me in the limo. I threw my hands over my face because I was so overwhelmed and annoyed and GAAAH GET AWAY FROM ME, NO NOT YOU, FATHER.
Finally, the coast was clear and I could make my way into the church. I stomped into the hidey room all aggravated because I KNEW IT I KNEW THAT WOULD HAPPEN, so it turned out to be a good thing that I had time to take some deep breaths and fluff out my dress. Plus, the hidey room ended up being a lot of fun. I told my niecemaids that THEY didn't have to stay in there with me since I was really the only person who couldn't be seen, but they were all "We want to be with you!" and were so enthusiastic and excited about unbustling my dress and helping me with my veil that it was just adorable.
3. During the rehearsal, the church coordinator lady had told my dad that once we got to the altar, he would shake hands with Niall and then kiss my hand and place it (my hand, not the kiss) in Niall's hand. I nixed this because it felt waaaay too much like some sort of barter. "Here is my daughter, you own her now. And also this fatted hog and a small piece of land to till." No thanks. So Niall and I practiced him shaking hands with my dad and then me giving my dad a kiss and taking Niall's hand, but we forgot to consider the gigantic bouquet that I would have in my hand, so there was a moment of confusion and fumbling. It's not noticeable in the video, however. We look totally smooth. This may be the single moment of my life where I feel like "Hey! I might actually BE less awkward than I FEEL!"
4. Just before our vows, the priest accidentally called Niall "Patrick."
5. At the reception, the venue forgot to put out our late-night snacks! This was the one thing I had made clear from the very beginning because I specifically remember being starving at several weddings in the past. I wanted there to be PLENTY of food (and alcohol, but that was already covered with the open bar). At the time I didn't realize that the snack trays never got served because I was having too much fun to notice, but if anybody went hungry during my wedding I reserve the right to be annoyed, because I had PLANNED for there to be snacks. Although, the upswing of this was the several hundred dollars that we (my parents) got refunded.
6. Also at the reception, Niall and I didn't know how to cut our cake because… well we just didn't. We ended up cutting the piece too small (my fault, I didn't want a huge piece of cake), so when we tried to use the server to pull out the piece, instead the piece went tumbling down the cake and landed on the table. It was fine, still delicious. But the photos of me during the cake cutting are particularly excellent since I look absolutely terrified.
Posted by Superjules at 8:00 PM
Labels: happenings, wedding ish
Tuesday, July 14, 2015
Okay, so now I'm married.
I'll give you a moment to let that sink in.
WHAT. Crazy. Who would have thought it???! Certainly not five-years-ago-Jules.
Pretty much everything went perfectly. Seriously, PERFECT.
I would like to take this opportunity to write out a(n incomplete, probably) list of everything that was a brilliant decision. Here goes.
- Inviting plus-ones (or in some special cases, plus-twos*). It wasn't a huge effort, it wasn't a huge expense, and people seemed to appreciate it. I had a few guests bring people I didn't know to the wedding and that was absolutely fine, no big deal. I also made it clear to the reception venue that I did not want to overset any tables. I once went to a wedding on my own (and RSVP-ed for just me) and was seated at a table that was literally: couple, couple, couple, me, empty chair. Now, I don't know if that empty chair/place setting was meant to be for my imaginary date OR if they had purposely overset that table to accommodate potential shower-uppers, but EITHER WAY I still remember it.
- Niall packed ham sandwiches for us to eat in the car on our way to take photos between the ceremony and reception. I'm convinced that sandwich saved my life, because OHMYGOD that sandwich.
- Back when we were planning to wedding, Niall had mentioned that most of his Irish relatives would give us cards rather than gifts but he didn't like the idea of having a card box on the gift table, like we were expecting cards. My solution to this was to supply a post box and some post cards and markers so that people could write little notes to us if they wanted, along with a little sign inviting people to write said notes (It said "Please leave advice and wishes for the new Mr. and Mrs." I was worried that it sounded too demanding and I agonized about it for a good long while before I came to the conclusion that NOBODY CARES). Anyhow. What ended up happening was that the table ended up crowded with children drawing on the post cards, which turned out to be a nice little activity for them. And it was awfully cute to open the box later and find, for instance, a card with blue scribbles and a shaky, toddler-written name.
- Speaking of children, inviting them to the wedding was great. I wanted my nieces and nephews to be really involved in the wedding, so I kind of left it up to guests if they wanted to bring their kids or leave them home. We had a mix—there were people who got a nice night out and left their kids with a babysitter, and there were people who brought their kids. I liked hearing babies babbling and screeching during the ceremony and the older kids seemed to have a lot of fun at the reception. You know who spent the most time out of everyone on the dance floor? My 3 year old niece, that's who.
- Getting the hotel room for an extra night. We stayed in the same hotel as where the reception was, which worked out nicely for collapsing in bed in the wee hours of the morn after the wedding, reception, and after-party at the pub down the road. The next day, we had brunch with some of our family members and then I had to go back to bed for... oh, four or five hours. I had no idea the level of exhaustion I would feel.
- Having a designated pub destination for after-partying. The reception ended at 11PM and Niall had told me that most of the Irish people would feel like the party was just getting started at that time. So we had scouted the area a few weeks ahead of time and picked out a casual, fun pub down the road from the hotel. It was pretty great to have a few drinks in a casual environment, wearing my fabulous wedding dress and tiara. (Which maybe helps explain the aforementioned level of exhaustion.)
* Niall's good friend who has a boyfriend and a girlfriend. She got the plus-two. I guess that's only one special case.
Posted by Superjules at 9:00 PM
Labels: love, wedding ish
Friday, May 29, 2015
Wedding ish
I keep meaning to write here. And then I think to myself "I don't just want to write about the wedding, that's not all that interesting." But then I don't write ANYTHING and I do love blogging, so HERE WE GO. If you're uninterested in wedding things, I apologize in advance.
Miscellaneous wedding things!
- I guess I probably don't get any points for that, since my bridesmaid dresses are from David's Bridal. My four oldest nieces are going to be my bridesmaids and I took 2 of them with me to pick out the dresses. Naturally, they couldn't agree on a style. So I told them they could pick any short, flouncy, chiffoney dress as long as they were all the same color. At David's Bridal, that color is "Begonia." You may know it as "fuchsia" or "hot pink."
- The groomsmen's ties are also Begonia. My mom is moderately horrified, but I'm totally into it. For the sake of full disclosure, they're also PAISLEY. Which I love! We already knew my taste runs tacky.
- Speaking of tacky (see how this blog post just FLOWS? It's like poetry.), I REALLY wanted our cake topper to be two sheep. Like, a ram and a sheep nose to nose. Kind of like this deer cake topper, but with SHEEPIES. Nobody was on board with that idea, so I eventually grumbled and said "Fine we'll go with a Celtic knot, like everything else." (I may have been a little heavy-handed with the Celtic knots on various other wedding-related items.) But then Niall finally had an opinion about something and said he would like the cake topper to be something San Franciscoish. I fretted about where to acquire this, but Emily, Leah, and Jenny all reminded me that San Francisco is FULL of touristy shops where you might just be able to find a mini figurine of the Golden Gate Bridge or a trolley or something SF iconic. We ended up deciding on this one:
- Neither of us realized before we bought it that it is also a MUSIC BOX that plays "I left my heart in San Francisco." I'm thinking we'll crank it up when we cut the cake. MUSICAL WEDDING CAKE. Because, why the hell not?
- With just under four weeks to go until the wedding I feel like I can now say with ABSOLUTE CERTAINTY that I am very very PRO plus-one invitations. I don't care if you bring somebody I don't know to my wedding, if that's what you want to do in order to have a good time. Significant other? Not-so-significant other? Good friend? Let me know ahead of time, but go ahead and bring 'em! The more the merrier! I gave everybody a plus-one. Well with the exception of one of Niall's friends-- she has a boyfriend AND a girlfriend, so she got a plus-two.
- I remember people telling me "oh you'll feel differently about plus-ones when you get married" and "You'll see" and "just wait" and NO. I don't feel differently, I feel even more THE SAME! Plus-ones ALL AROUND.
- My lovely friends who lived nextdoor to me when I was a wee Julia threw me a beautiful and fun bridal shower tea party. Everything was gorgeous and tasteful, with one or two touches of whimsy. It was just perfect. There were finger sandwiches and tea and fancy drinkies and fortune cookies with hot pink frosting and edible glitter. The games were even pretty fun—they did a good combination of involving everybody and putting me on the spot without making me do anything embarrassing (I didn't have to strut around in a wedding dress made of toilet paper or anything). I think my favorite part of the day was when I just became so overwhelmed by all the love I was feeling that I got a little teary-eyed, and one of the hostesses said to me "Julia, we're just here to have a good time. You need to nut up."
- I have my somethings old, new, borrowed, and blue. In reverse order: blue earring for my ear cartilage piercing, new tiara, borrowed veil from my sister, and old ring of my grandmother's. And Stephanie gave me a silver sixpence to put in my shoe!
- Speaking of old wedding traditions, have you ever heard of an Oathing Stone? Neither had I. And neither had Niall. And neither has ANY IRISH PERSON I ASK, but whatever. It's an ancient Celtic tradition so by God we're doing it.
I love the idea that it connects our wedding not just to the two of us and our families, but also our ancestors and, also, the earth. I'm planning to get a stone from my parents' back yard and we'll have it at the ceremony. My rather hippieish friend D will be the keeper of the stone for the wedding ceremony and then we'll take it to Ireland the next time we go. Niall's opinion on all of this is mild amusement which FINE WHATEVER I'LL TAKE IT.
- ALSO! Niall's sister told me that it is a tradition in Ireland to put out an Infant of Prague to guarantee good weather. Niall and I were talking about this at my parents' house and my mom goes "Oh! The Infant of Prague! Hang on a second!" and she left the room and no joke came back with an ACTUAL INFANT OF PRAGUE STATUE that had belonged to her grandmother.
So guess whose wedding is going to have some kickass weather, guaranteed?
Posted by Superjules at 9:00 PM
Labels: Indeed I am a princess, wedding ish
Thursday, February 12, 2015
Wedding Accessories
I'm one of those girls. I didn't think I would be one of those girls, but I totally am.
I never thought I'd be someone who was into the cheesy wedding-logo crap and all of the various wedding accessories.
I don't know why I didn't think I would be this type of person. The signs were all there—I went to Australia and bought six or seven Australia tee shirts and a boomerang, I went to USC and now own one of pretty much everything they sell with USC stamped on it. I've actually had to hold myself back from buying a USC trailer hitch cover, and my car does not even have a trailer hitch. Evidently I am someone who likes having the THING and also all of the accessories with it.
But for some reason I got up on my high horse about silly weddingy stuff. I used to think, "Oh, I'm superior to all of that nonsense. I don't need a big flowy dress and a tiara and who wears those stupid "bride" tee shirts anyhow?"
ME that's who. Because I'm EXACTLY the person for whom they market this crap.
I DO need a big flowy dress AND a tiara.
And this bedazzled BRIDE hoodie.
And these white flip fliops, for pre-wedding pedicures.
And some of these tee shirts for my bridesmaids (have I mentioned that my bridesmaids are my 4 oldest nieces? NIECEMAIDS.)
And this honeymoon tee shirt.
And this super awesome USC garter which is, like, a magical compilation of my current interests.
And these forks, for the wedding cake.
I also think I need these cups.
This might be getting out of hand.
My name is Superjules and I have an accessory-buying problem.
Posted by Superjules at 9:30 PM
Wednesday, January 28, 2015
I'm engaged!
I'm getting married!
Can you believe it? It happened in September and I sort of still can't.
Niall and I had gone on a couple of fancyish vacation-type trips, but he picked a regular old go-to-LA-and-watch-a-USC-football-game weekend to propose. It was perfect.
It was also a complete surprise.
I wondered why he was acting so weird and kind of hurrying me along in the bookstore when he KNEW I wanted to try on a tee shirt. I didn't clue in when he asked me what my favorite spot on campus was (I answered "Right here in the center, where everything is going on!" So then he asked me where my favorite place on campus was that I hadn't shown him before-- I thought he was interested in learning my favorite haunts, but apparently he was trying to subtly get me to lead him to a less crowded area. (It worked.)). We wandered over to the alumni house and apparently while I reveled in the thought of standing in the very room where the first USC students lived and learned, Niall was gathering the courage to ask me a Very Important Question.
We walked outside to admire the statue of Joseph Widney and his dapper pocket watch, and Niall turned to me and told me that he loves me and he wants to spend his life with me. "Will you marry me?" He asked.
And then I gaped at him and said "Really?" for about two solid minutes before I came to my senses and said YES.
We're getting married in June, which, I have learned, is not six months away.
Posted by Superjules at 8:30 PM
Tuesday, January 6, 2015
full of beans
Age zero to 29- I hate coffee. Coffee is the worst. It is gross and yucky. It SMELLS delicious which is a BOLD FACED LIE because it tastes like sadness and damp washrags. If I need to drink something caffeinated I will have a Coke or a Pepsi or tea with lots of milk and sugar or I'll just have snacks instead.
Everyone who likes coffee has already tried to convince me that coffee is great or that I just haven't tried this PARTICULAR drink or that I'll grow into it and no. NO I SAY! Coffee is Satan's preparation H and it can go right to hell.
Age 29- my sister buys me an "Ice Cap" from the little drive through coffee place in her tiny godforsaken Oregon town. It is some sort of ice creamy milkshakey caramelly orgasm in a cup that is now the drink yardstick against which all future tasty beverages shall be measured. The next time I visit my sister she buys me the horrendous CEARLY ALL WRONG abomination "equivalent" from Starbucks which I take one sip of and say YLECH. Ice Caps! I don't like coffee, I like ICE CAPS.
Age 30- I'm stranded in Oregon after driving up with my sister and her kids. There was a plane crash at SFO and now nobody can fly into or out of SFO and every tiny airport on the Oregon coast has turned into a shit show. Planes are grounded, but I have to get home to go to work. I manage to rent a car at one of the aforementioned tiny airports, so I stop at the little coffee place and buy the BIGGEST ICE CAP I can get my hands on and then hit the road. YES I'll take that extra shot and whipped cream etc etc all of the sugar please and thank you. Half an hour later I have to pull over because I'm too tired to drive. I reassess the situation and trade in my rental car for a Greyhound ticket and spend the rest of the day pondering how the Ice Cap failed me. (As a bonus, I get off the bus in Oakland to use the bathroom and my bus leaves without me, but that's neither here nor there.)
Age 31- I cautiously try a caramel mocha frappuccino at the local coffee shop. It's okay, I guess. I try the regular mocha frap. Gross. I try the regular caramel frap. Gross. I try the caramel mocha frap with extra caramel drizzle on top. It's okay, I guess. And by that I mean okay enough to have one about 3-5 days per week for a year.
Age 32- Frappuccinos are hard to spell and they're expensive and I'm kind of tired of them. I'll try this iced coffee. Ylech. Iced coffee is gross, but maybe if I add some whole milk and a drizzle of caramel it will be tolerable. Yes, I'm sure I wouldn't like to try a HOT beverage, thankyouverymuch.
When I'm home for Christmas my brother in law brings me the same hot coffee drink as my sister- something marked "CM" on the cup. I go to Starbucks and deduce that it must have been a Caramel Macchiato. I try one. I like it.
Posted by Superjules at 9:00 PM
Friday, December 5, 2014
Silent Night
I bought a nativity set a couple months ago. I got it because it reminded me a little of the set my parents had when I was a kid and also I like nativity sets for Christmas decorations and also I like playing with little figurines, and unfortunately as an adult lady with no children, playing with little figurines doesn't come up as often as I'd like. Anyhow, I hauled out the Christmas stuff last weekend (because December started and so yay CHRISTMAS!!!!) and today I unwrapped the nativity set. I have some questions.
Okay, there are Mary and Jesus. And that's for sure an angel with the wings. And the little shepherd boy with some sheepies and cows. So far, so good.
And then, uh. Who... are all these people?
Oh, wait. I think figured out how it's supposed to look.
Okay, there are Mary and Jesus. And that's for sure an angel with the wings. And the little shepherd boy with some sheepies and cows. So far, so good.
And then, uh. Who... are all these people?
Oh, wait. I think figured out how it's supposed to look.
Posted by Superjules at 10:30 PM
Sunday, August 24, 2014
15. go backpacking
When I wrote this list item, I think I meant that I wanted to go on one of those trips where you hike out to where you are camping and wear a big backpack with all of your supplies.
Well, screw that, me of the past.
On my trip to Ireland (yes, evidently you'll be hearing a lot about this. Sorryish), I knew I would want to carry around a… bag of some sort. I bought this purse at Ross because I thought it would be big enough and was also cute. But then I hemmed and hawed over it for ages until I finally realized I couldn't convince myself to like it and I should just return it. So I did. And in a stroke of sheer brilliance I searched for "day pack" on Amazon, and lo! I found a whole world of lightweight, durable, folduppable backpacks! I ordered myself a hot pink one and used it the whole time I was in Ireland, exclaiming to Niall at least daily "Have I mentioned how much I love my backpack?" and he would wearily nod his head.
|See what I did there?
I still use it on the weekends now that I'm home. It's excellent for shopping or errands because I can have my hands free, and it's great for bringing an extra layer or several since I tend to get cold. It was also oddly comforting to have the other day when I went to my trauma survivors speakers' board meeting; putting it on felt like I was getting a little hug. Or perhaps I really have gone insane. Whatever. We're all just going to have to accept that Julia? Comes with a bag!
I've affectionately nicknamed it my pa-pack because that's what my 2 year old niece called it. It's… probably cuter when she says it.
Posted by Superjules at 7:00 PM
Labels: buying stuff, life scavenger hunt, vacation
Saturday, August 23, 2014
4. milk a cow
I thought I had an idyllic childhood of excessive romping about the yard and swimming from dawn till dusk, until I saw where Niall grew up.
That's his family's dairy farm in Ireland. It's... pretty awesome.
When we went to Ireland in May for my vacation and his visit home-and-show-everybody-his-
trip, we managed to have a nice balance of spending time with his
family and friends interspersed with doing touristy/travelly
things for me since I'd never been there before.
We saw the Cliffs of Moher, dined and walked around at Bunratty Castle and Folk Park, I kissed the Blarney Stone, we saw the Book of Kells, and drank a pint at the Guinness Storehouse. We also spent five days staying in holiday homes in Kenmare with his parents, sisters, and their kids and visited his extended family at the dairy farm. They are spread out in several houses on the farm property and we visited them all. I've never had so much tea in my life.
I embarrassed Niall by taking photos of the gorgeous scenery and we got to see his uncle's fancy new milking machine. The lads were intermittently in and out doing chores and cutting silage. We visited the little calves and walked down to the lake.
In the interest of full disclosure I should mention that I... um... did not actually physically milk a cow, BUT I had a good long visit with Niall's grandmother, aunties, uncles, and cousins on the Irish dairy farm. And I'd much rather do that than announce hey it's been nice talking to you all but I've got an item to cross off a list so can somebody point me in the direction of the nearest cow teat. It's a scavenger hunt, not a checklist. There's no prize crossing off each item; the fun part is the experience.
Especially if the experience includes getting Niall to stand awkwardly in front of things while I take his photo.
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Does anyone know who the first woman is? would like to know
song? :p
Mmmm these cum eating Grannies....
what is nama 6:40
Boy, there are some blow job grannies in this film
0:49 you can tell he did not like that....I wouldn't either
This song is awesome! xD Whats the name of it?
Song: Deadmau5-Sex Slave. Question:Does anybody know those Grannies? Marvelous...
i want my cock sucked by an older woman mmmmmmmmm
where is the first video from????
fucked neighbor for years. started at 13 for me and I fucked her at the nursing home last time at age 75. Would stop by at lunch for a good BJ and she decided she wanted a good slow fuck one day. So I did her. was like before good pussy and she worked it well.
What's the name of the granny at 1:30
she can suk me,and he can fuck me
What was the first one from?
The first one is Dawndi and Scott Lyons from MILTF 8...took me forever to find this one...you can find the full length vid on any tube site if you type the names in the search engine...happy fapping
I would give anything for a blow job from any of them!!
whats the first video from
I watched up to 1:58 THAT was more disturbing than sexy, especially when the old dear took her teeth out. Grim.
What's with all the grey wigs?
I would have liked to have seen more of the scenes at 2:40 and at 4:17..Anyone notice the women with the crazy eyes at 2:52 and at 4:46??
Anyone know the name of the slut at min 4:55? Would love to see more of her
love jerking off to these old babes sucking big sweet meat
Oh love when they take out their teeth!
Mmmmm was so glad they featured Kathy Jones in several clips she enjoys her sex scenes;gets really kinky at times..
this guy at 4:14 is LONG.
the passion that second woman has is fucking amazing girls everywhere need to learn from her
Pretty rough to watch...
Fuck , i love watching grannies suck cock. They have fabulous mouths & take spunk sooooo well. Please any grannies out there who love a load .... give me a call , i love your tongues.
Someone knows the name of the first woman?
does anyone know the name of the song?^^
that was a fart at 8:40?
I have an older friend whith false teeth, I love it when she does me without her teeth in, she becomes an animal.
wo sind diese geilen alten Damen anzutreffen moechte meinen Schwanz auch verwoehnen lassen
great hot!!!
anyone know where to find the first video
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- Ivan Basso retires from professional cycling Updated: Oct-05-15 11:07 am
MILAN - Two-time Giro d'Italia winner Ivan Basso is retiring from professional cycling after recovering from cancer.
- Mark Cavendish joins Dimension Data team Updated: Sep-29-15 6:30 am
JOHANNESBURG - Former world cycling champion Mark Cavendish has joined South African team Dimension Data.
- Championship cycling attendance beats expectations Updated: Sep-28-15 5:13 pm
RICHMOND, Virginia - Organizers of the UCI Road World Championships in Virginia were celebrating Monday after pulling off the international bike races with no big problems and drawing more fans than they even expected.
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RICHMOND, Virginia - It had been nearly three decades since the U.S. last hosted cycling's road world championships. The hope now is the legacy of this year's event lasts at least that long.
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RICHMOND, Virginia - Peter Sagan had just climbed to the top step of the podium at cycling's world championships on Sunday when the Slovakian star turned the spotlight on issues far greater than a bike race.
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The Artist was named best picture at the 17th annual Critics' Choice Movie Awards, which were celebrated at the Hollywood Palladium Thursday night. "I don't like to speak so much," admitted director Michel Hazanavicius during his acceptance speech. He then invited all the actors onto the stage to celebrate the honor.
Hazanavicius was also named best director for The Artist. "There are so many beautiful people here. I have to force myself not to ask for autographs," he said in his acceptance speech.
The nearly silent movie also picked up awards for its costume design and score.
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George Clooney received the award for best actor for The Descendants. "I'm very proud to be in this film," said Clooney during his speech.
Viola Davis was named best actress for The Help. "I consider it an honor to pay homage to these woman who at that time period were not allowed to dream," said Davis in her powerful acceptance speech.
Davis' co-star, Octavia Spencer, was named best supporting actress for The Help.
Christopher Plummer was given the best supporting actor award for his work in Beginners. "I feel terribly young tonight," he told the audience during his acceptance speech. "You brought back my youth."
Best acting ensemble went to Tate Taylor's The Help. Spencer spoke for the group, thanking Steven Spielberg, Chris Columbus, Tate Taylor and Kathryne Stockett.
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Rango was named best animated film. Director Gore Verbinski accepted the award, saying, "Thanks for this tonight, it's a tremendous honor."
A Separation was named best foreign film, with director Asghar Farhadi accepting the award.
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Best supporting actress: Octavia Spencer, The Help
Best supporting actor: Christopher Plummer, Beginners
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Best art direction: Hugo
Best editing: The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo
Best costume design: The Artist
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Original post made on Jul 22, 2012
Read the full story here Web Link posted Thursday, July 19, 2012, 10:47 AM
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a resident of Danville
on Jul 22, 2012 at 10:50 pm
The sad thing about this sort of crime is that the cost of the damage done is out of all proportion to the rewards the thieves reap. IMHO $1,000 doesn't sound like that much - any advance on $10k?
a resident of Danville
on Jul 23, 2012 at 10:36 pm
Boy, that will make them stop and think...
a resident of Alamo
on Jul 24, 2012 at 10:03 am
The buyer's of this metal are just as guilty as the seller's...
Oh my, where did I hear that before...OH I think I remember. It has something to do with drugs.
The seller makes money selling to the buyer and in most cases the buyer makes money selling it to the ultimate user.
Sounds just like a regular illegal business transaction.
Jerry Brown and Joan Buchanan can have their wet dream...NOTHING WILL CHANGE. The player will only get smarter.
Sacramento...what a bunch worthless people.
Thank for listening...Julia Pardini from Alamo
a resident of Danville
on Jul 24, 2012 at 5:21 pm
Hopefully the legislation is worded carefully, so that alloys of copper are included (such as bronze and brass). Thieves like to target brass and bronze plaques, off of gravestones, memorials, etc.
A friend of mine in the telecom industry used to have to deal with thieves cutting down large phone cables to get copper wire - since cutting phone cables is a lot safer than cutting power-lines.... Many times this would happen at remote locations, where it was a lengthy and costly process to do the repair. What was even more frustrating was when the copper thieves would cut a fiber-optic cable, not realizing until after the damage was done, that there's no copper in the cable - just glass fiber!
I fully agree that for this measure to be successful, it needs to go after both the thieves, and the buyers of the "scrap" metal.
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