clue

In an interview for a new job, you want to project confidence and exhibit your skills, and just land the job and figure out the details later. I suppose it is an endearing kind of ambitious flaw.

“If you can’t dazzle them with your brilliance, baffle them with your bull[bleep].”

“If you can’t dazzle them with your brilliance, baffle them with your bull[bleep].”

What would you do if your friends or family put you on one of those shows that makes you over and gives you loads of clothes?

I'd be totally pissed, but later grateful for all of the nice new clothes. I'd also refuse to go through my current clothes with the hosts of said show.

And leaves were covering my parking space when I got to work this morning.

This will be our first autumn with a fence in the back yard. Usually, I push most of the leaves down the driveway, through the back yard, and into the kudzu behind it. But now there’s a fence blocking that path. I have *no clue* what I’ll do.

So a couple posts ago I mentioned a canvas that was a field of blue. It has been staring at me, for months.
I had painter's block for serious.
I did not have clue as to what I wanted the subject of the painting to be, so it sat on an easel in my living room. Mocking me with its haughty blueness.

The Onion FTW on the bailout:

“Congress really let the American people down, or really stood up for them. Honest to god, I got no [bleep]in’ clue anymore.”

As I listen to the debate over the proposed bailout of Wall Street, there is one word I don't hear that often; "can". As in "can we do this". So far it seems that the debate is centered around "should we do this," but can we realistically add $700 billion to a $400 billion dollar budget deficit?

Okay, to preface this, my boss is foreign. She is Asian to be more specific. Well, she leaned over our shared cubicle wall and began to speak:

What is that saying?…’The sky is blue, velvet is red…’?

I had no clue what in the world she was talking about at first but then it hit me.