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[xifeng]

After the inaugural post, I have come to the conclusion that my flist is composed predominantly of weirdoes. Then again, I should probably quit looking at my flist for a bright and shining example of normalcy.


The way I feel after manual labor. I am not in love with the actual act of lifting boxes or moving furniture or any of those manly things I'm so good at, but I feel strong and self-righteous after I've managed it. If you need help moving, I'm your man.


And on that merry note, it's bedtime.

Comments

[tara]

Or you could just clean under your nails :p

[shake-the-stars.livejournal.com]

I will have you know that my nails are TEH FLAWLESS, and will post photographic proof as soon as I a.) learn how to spell "photographic" properly and b.) get off my duff. ;)

My great-aunt, whom we think was a dyke, was a nurse during and after WWII and used to tell her students that the dirtiest part of your body is under your fingernails. I believe her.

[tara]

Oh yeah, I'd believe that too. Because no matter how fastidious most people are about hand washing, we tend only to use a nailbrush when we've been digging in the garden or something.

...and we can't actually use a nail brush at all atm because the puppy found ours and made it into one of his favourite toys *g*

[shake-the-stars.livejournal.com]

I don't think I even own a nail brush. I probably ought, but being me and therefore lazy, I don't seem able to be arsed over it. *g*

Dear God, what is he doing with it? Chewing on it, batting it around? ;)

[tara]

I don't often stick my hands in dirt, so therefore I tend not to worry too much about such things.

Both *g* I can't see why it's fun to chew when it's all bristley, but go figure!