Webopedia you rock! You're going to save my ass on the Exam Concepts assignment. Folks, the exam got postponed to next Saturday because my professor hadn't gotten to everything that's going to be on it. In preparation for it, everyone in the class has to type up definitions / explanations of different concepts on our class wiki. Kind of like the Word of the Day assignment, except you don't have to do an oral presentation. My concepts are "login / POST / boot" and "protocols." Now, I don't know about you, but I don't remember hearing anything about POST. It does not mean post as in I'm posting to my blog right now. But I found a definition on the aforementioned Webopedia, praise the lord!
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I am thinking about getting a pair of plaid Chuck Taylors. I just discoverd a blog, Cardiogirl, and she's really into low top Chuck Taylors, and it kind of got me thinking about them. I had a pair of pink high tops in my early 20s and they were cool, but I'd prefer low tops now. Just this morning, I looked on the Converse website and found some pink plaid low tops, and I'm thinking of getting them. I'll ruminate on it a bit first.
See I'm kind of on a little shopping spree. I went shopping online last night because I need some good supportive sports bras for my treadmill running. I don't know who ever thought those stretchy bag o' boobs bras were the answer for working out. Fortunately, there are people seem to get it that wires and cups and hooks are more supportive. So I got three "four barbell" rated (in other words, very supportive) bras from Title 9 Sports. I also ordered a skirt. I hope everything fits well.
Then I went to Spanx and got some tights (one pair solid black and one pair with chevrons), some footless hose (great for wearing under pants), and a camisole for wearing under a dress I bought from Gap that's way too low cut for work. I'm hoping the cami will make it work appropriate. Then I can wear it with my new tights and the boots I got when my mom visited, and I'll look totally hot. But still appropriate.
Miss Rachel
