Mrph.

[ysobelle]

I am here at my parents' for dinner. My cell phones are home at my place.

I can't shake this odd sense of displacement.



I pointed out my gym to Lars after he met me at my office, and halfway to my garage. "When did I become such a Yuppie?" I wailed.

"You're not a Yuppie," he replied, matter-of-factly. "You're an Urppie. An Urban Renaissance Professional." I feel much better.


Oh, and he also pronounced Philadelphia, through which he's rarely actually walked, to be remarkably clean. I'm amused by that. I've always thought so, but so few other people seem to.

Comments

[silverstah.livejournal.com]

Urrpie?

I'm going to have to put that in my .sig file. :)

[(Anonymous)]

hey love, if he's still around, can you ask him to give me a ring?
I encountered a wench who signed up online a year ago, and she still hasnt received a wench packet yet.
need to get that taken care of.

[(Anonymous)]

oops - Im not logged in. sorry - its Hez in Pgh.

[ysobelle.livejournal.com]

Not sure when I'm seeing him again, my love. Sigh. It makes him nuts when people wait A YEAR before they contact him. The digging through old records is somewhat trying, I gather. Email him-- you know he adores you.

[well-artesia.livejournal.com]

Clean? Of all the positive adjectives I often use to describe Philly, that ain't one of 'em.

But then, I think first of University City and Mantua and Powelton Village and the area around 40th St. ... which has changed a lot since I lived there. :)