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Wednesday, May 24, 2006



Andrew: sup
My idle away message: I am away from my computer right now. Type louder. I might hear ya.
Andrew: wut u doing
Andrew: *louder*
Andrew: *LOUDER*
Andrew: such a liar!

Hey.. I said I MIGHT hear ya. :D

In Good Housekeeping, a reader sent in a question: My clean-freak friend makes visitors take off their shoes before entering her home. Can I refuse if I know I won't track anything in?

What the heck is wrong with that person who sent in the question! I realize that different households require different things, but if you are a guest in someone's home, and they want you take off your shoes, then take them off!! I don't think that is much of a request. If you are concerned about your socks, ask if you can borrow a pair of slippers! Geez Louises!

// posted by Jen @ 11:44 AM
Comments:
I think it's a curtural thing since some cultures just don't take off shoes in the house. I myself go slippers or barefoot.
 
It might but a cultural thing.. at first I thought maybe a lot of Chinese households have a shoes off policy, but your family doesn't.
 
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