And like the rest of humanity, I have interest in only one subject. For me, it is Mary Worth. That's it. And the more wonderful this dialog becomes, the more interested I am. It's inspiring.
So, the fill-in adjunct with the green suit and the 1930's B-movie looks compares himself to Leonardo da Vinci. Arrogant, delusional, or both. Yup, this guy is Dawn's next disaster.
Harlan Jones forgot to substitute the "Yoga" book for the "Leonardo da Vinci" that's tucked under his arm. He's hoping that yoga will make him more flexible and thus better able to juggle books.
Hey Dawn, no wedding ring on Harlan's left hand (which he's waving in her face)!
I'm tickled by the over-sized wooden desk (just like my 6th-grade classroom had) with a monitor perched on the edge. The U of SR combines old and new technology seamlessly.
The world is vast, and I'm a curious person, so I think I will take advantage of the free yoga class that comes with my gym membership. Who knows what could be next up after that.
Prof: "My last subject of interest was to teach an Art History class. Done, and I can cross that off my list. Next is Yoga. Once I take a class or two I will cross that off my list. Then off to my next adventure, maybe juggling or scuba diving, I don't know yet, trying to think, 'what would [Leonardo] Da Vinci do?'. What do you think Dawn?"
Pat P @ 12:54 pm - It takes a lot to make me laugh out loud but you did it! I think Wanders needs to add a category to next year's Worthy Awards for the best comment of the year. I'm voting for yours!
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So, the fill-in adjunct with the green suit and the 1930's B-movie looks compares himself to Leonardo da Vinci. Arrogant, delusional, or both. Yup, this guy is Dawn's next disaster.
Good Grief...it's no steps forward and two steps back. Why do we read this thing? Oh yeah, it's for the comments here.
And so, for Dawn Weston, the Quest For Life is no longer Brutal, but Inspiring.
The End.
Harlan Jones forgot to substitute the "Yoga" book for the "Leonardo da Vinci" that's tucked under his arm. He's hoping that yoga will make him more flexible and thus better able to juggle books.
Hey Dawn, no wedding ring on Harlan's left hand (which he's waving in her face)!
I'm tickled by the over-sized wooden desk (just like my 6th-grade classroom had) with a monitor perched on the edge. The U of SR combines old and new technology seamlessly.
The world is vast, and I'm a curious person, so I think I will take advantage of the free yoga class that comes with my gym membership. Who knows what could be next up after that.
"God what a dweeb."
"Are you referring to Dawn, or to Karen Moy?"
"Yes."
Give it up now, Dawn! It'll never work out with you & Professor Leonardo Yoga Guy. Your outfits clash too much.
Prof: "My last subject of interest was to teach an Art History class. Done, and I can cross that off my list. Next is Yoga. Once I take a class or two I will cross that off my list. Then off to my next adventure, maybe juggling or scuba diving, I don't know yet, trying to think, 'what would [Leonardo] Da Vinci do?'. What do you think Dawn?"
The world is vast, but Moy's dialogue is half-vast.
When did she change her shirt, then change back to the original shirt?
Pat P @ 12:54 pm - It takes a lot to make me laugh out loud but you did it! I think Wanders needs to add a category to next year's Worthy Awards for the best comment of the year. I'm voting for yours!
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