Arrrgh!

[thegrrrl2002]

Ever have one of those days where you're sure your colleagues have emailed you the information you need, except you can't find it anywhere in your inbox, and you get so frustrated that you have to trot across the street over to the Starbucks to get coffee and a biscotti, and find out you only have $1.30 in your pocket, but the nice girl behind the register takes pity on you and gives you your cookie and coffee for free?

I thought so.

Today is feeling remarkably less dull.

Comments

[nicci-mac.livejournal.com]

We dont have Starbucks here! Waaaaaah! I feel deprived. Or maybe I feel depraived - either works.

[thegrrrl2002.livejournal.com]

When it comes to you, I'm thinking "depraved". :-)

[reedfem.livejournal.com]

Microsoft ate your homework, eh?

I can't say as I've ever been to a Starbucks or eaten a biscotti. I'm pop-culturally challenged?

But just to be safe, go buy a lottery ticket.

Love your icons, baby!

[thegrrrl2002.livejournal.com]

Actually, I grew up eating grandma's biscotti's. Different than the commercial kind, but still good. From what I remember. It's been many, many years.

I wish I could blame Microsoft on losing that info. But I'm suspecting I deleted it in a flurry of in-box cleaning. Never a good thing.

Which is why I'm going to leave my laundry right where it is.

[kylielee1000.livejournal.com]

Starbucks? Coffee?? Biscotti???

This never happens to me.

I do, however, make my own biscotti, which is very tasty, might I add. I got the recipe from a friend of mine with an odd sense of humor, so the recipe says to cut the loaves into biscotti slices with the sharpened jawbone of a bartending monkey.

Somehow, I thought this comment was relevant, but in retrospect, it appears less so. I now push PostComment and move on with my life.

[thegrrrl2002.livejournal.com]

Darling, your comment was very relevant. Not only did you answer my question, I now know the secret to good biscotti-making.

I wonder if that's how Starbucks does it.