Though to subvert conclusions forming, I don't really care when I get up. I do remember a time jogging as the sun rose. (Youth is ephemeral, and somewhat bouncy.) But even later I have painted landscapes at nature's first green. Those colors rock. They really are worth hitting coffee in a drive thru on your way to a cold grey predawn scene.
But getting back to solvency and my tortured relationship to it. (I don't like talking to my mortgage company. One peculiar quality of a mortgage company I've noticed is, if you don't like an answer just hang up and call again. I have never gotten the same answer twice. lol. For real. lol. Its odd but I do, seriously, find that faceless conglomerate very personally not nice.)
So referencing kisses at large and solvency and whatever connection might be drawn to the 2. Clicking through etsy I saw this in Spamberly's shop.

I've not seen the movie. "waiting for guffman." And the probability that I'll see it is low. But, I can hear a laconic voice saying "i been workin' here at the d.q. for about um...eight months? seven? i don't know, somethin' like that, it's fun. just do the cones...make sundaes, make blizzards, 'n...put stuff on 'em, 'n...see a lot of people come in, a lot of people come to the d.q...burgers...ice cream...anything, you know? cokes...just drive in and get a coke, if you're thirsty."
My legs couldn't handle that job. My sense of humor would probably fail. But I'm there! "just drive in and get a coke, if you're thirsty."
Happiness. Or maybe some satisfaction. Or enjoyment of the pursuit. Whatever. The colors are out there. ;)
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may edit this after further contemplation. lol. please excuse the construction debris. its my life.
I'll pass your mortgage experiences along to Matt, he will definitely get a kick out of that.
Even when I was young I never got up with the sun. Sometimes still up but never dragging my lazy butt up then :-)
I once copied down all the varied answers i got from the mortgage company and faxed it to them. not because i thought it would make them easier to deal with, but, it made me feel better and amused me.
in the last merry go round i got on with them, they asked me (for about the 15th time in the last several months,) why did i have trouble making payments. and i'm like, isn't that on the form? my history has not changed. its still there. the fellow was like i have to ask you this before i move on. and i'm like, the answer is there, its the same... just read the form. he would not go on and got all pissy with me as i started to loose it.
so i hung up and called again. lol. and the same extremely necessary question was not asked again.
this, by the way, is a company that has gone bankrupt several times in the past year... lol. pissants.
folks tell you to call your mortgage company and talk to them? lol. *inquiring minds might ask why.*
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