Currently living in Howard County, MD. New job is off of Bradley Blvd. in Lexington Park.... that is, assuming I can find reasonable housing.Originally posted by RoseRed
Where are coming from Z?
Currently living in Howard County, MD. New job is off of Bradley Blvd. in Lexington Park.... that is, assuming I can find reasonable housing.Originally posted by RoseRed
Where are coming from Z?
Apparently so. I still don't get it......Originally posted by jazz lady
: Are you having a blonde moment, too?
Yup. Nothing until August there as well. Like cariblue said, I may have to just find somewhere to stay temporarily until something decent opens up.Originally posted by jazz lady
Have you tried "The Greens" on Willows Road? They are about a mile from Bradley Blvd.
I'm glad you understood what I meant! Welcome and good luck finding housing.Originally posted by ZildjianB
Currently living in Howard County, MD. New job is off of Bradley Blvd. in Lexington Park.... that is, assuming I can find reasonable housing.
Originally posted by RoseRed
I'm glad you understood what I meant! Welcome and good luck finding housing.
Hey Jazz....
Yes it does... he's going to be moving here from SOMEWHERE, hence the question, where are you coming from!Originally posted by jazz lady
Ok, I'll type it r-e-a-l s-l-o-w. It doesn't matter WHERE HE'S COMING FROM because all he wants to do is commute TO Bradley Boulevard.
Originally posted by RoseRed
Yes it does... he's going to be moving here from SOMEWHERE, hence the question, where are you coming from!
But, I'm not a SMIB. I'm a Westerner! :bandit:Originally posted by jazz lady
Guess I need to break out the SMIBenese-to-English translator again.
Wow, I just put that on the calendar! Cari admits she's a SMIB!Originally posted by cariblue
I've been here long enough that I may as well be a smib. It's not as bad as I thought it would be.
I forgot my vowelsOriginally posted by cattitude
"Where are coming from Z?"
Originally posted by RoseRed
I forgot my vowels
When I was a kid I learned that a, e, i, o, u and sometimes y are all vowels. YOU = vowels, am I right?Originally posted by jazz lady
And a few other letters, too. :razz2:
Nope, wrong. Y and W are sometimes used AS vowels, but aren't true vowels.Originally posted by RoseRed
When I was a kid I learned that a, e, i, o, u and sometimes y are all vowels. YOU = vowels, am I right?
that's why I wrote and sometimes yOriginally posted by jazz lady
Nope, wrong. Y and W are sometimes used AS vowels, but aren't true vowels.