Posted in Distractions, Numbered Lists, nostalgia, videos on April 3, 2008 | No Comments »
The Internet Phenomenon of “rickrolling” has just come to my attention, which means the meme has probably been building for months and months now, and I’m the last person to know that “rickrolling” is misleading somebody to click a link which takes them to the music video of 1980s 1-hit-wonder Rick Astley “Never gonna give [...]
Posted in Cats, Fashion, Fashion/Sewing stuff, Numbered Lists, Sewing, Travel on March 19, 2008 | No Comments »
1. I got the new camera I’d been saving up for. I’m now the owner of a Canon Powershot G9. I’ve gone out and done some test shots to get used to it, but since my computer is in the shop right now, I can’t post ‘em yet. Joel’s computer doesn’t [...]
Posted in Art Projects & Making Things, Food & Snacks, Hair issues, Numbered Lists, Photo entries, Urban Photo Highlight Rides, Work/career (vague as to avoid doocing), biking on January 29, 2008 | No Comments »
Because I skipped a few too many days of posting and now I have all sorts of random everything to get down.
So.
1. I stayed home sick from work on Friday. I got this weird cold from Joel that seemed to go in reverse, starting with a nasty cough and winding up with stifling [...]
Posted in Cats, Numbered Lists, Photo entries, Utter Silliness, Words I Like, videos on January 17, 2008 | 4 Comments »
1. Confession time! (oh, this is going to be fun!) I sometimes confuse or conflate various celebrities or famous people, because I don’t follow their doings closely and maybe they look kind of alike, or have similar names. For example, I can’t ever keep David Duchovny & George Clooney straight in [...]
Posted in Numbered Lists, Photo entries, Sewing on December 22, 2007 | 3 Comments »
1. Do not put on red lipstick, don a balaclava, and ride your bicycle to work. You will end up with lipstick from mid-nose to mid-neck. This has been a public service announcement.
2. The Federal Courthouse is two blocks away from my workplace, and there is a park between the two [...]
Posted in Numbered Lists, Super-Short Entries, Utter Silliness on December 6, 2007 | No Comments »
1. Lore Sjöberg’s how-to article on having a Livejournal blog. You may remember Sjöberg from The Brunching Shuttlecocks, or from his current site, Bad Gods and/or Slumbering Lungfish.
2. As you may know, I went and got a degree in Medieval Studies almost 8 years ago, and I’ve finally recovered enough from my MA [...]
Posted in Numbered Lists, Super-Short Entries, videos on December 5, 2007 | No Comments »
1.
A junior-high orchestra’s preformance of the theme song from the Jeeves & Wooster series (a jazzy little number I thoroughly enjoy)
2. A terrible story about high-powered laxatives which was linked in some comments on the Bad News Hughes site.
3. I HAS A SWEET POTATO
4. Dogs In Elk (tangential to the link [...]
Posted in Numbered Lists, Super-Short Entries on November 6, 2007 | No Comments »
Prepped to go to my sister and her fiance’s wedding.
Her dress - completed
My dress - completed.
Lace tights, petticoat - procured.
Shoes - polished
Hair - hennaed
I just need to get clothes together for Sunday and find my curlers and I’ll be ready to bridesmaid like there’s no tomorrow.
Posted in Adventures, Art Projects & Making Things, Imports from old blogs, Mountain Biking, Numbered Lists, biking on June 23, 2006 | No Comments »
So in lieu of any kind of coherent, sensible, serious, and meaty writng, I’m going to give you a brain-dump of snipppets.
1. My hair remains challenging and defiant. I have a tendency to shower or bathe in the evening, before I go to bed, because I have a vast aversion to going to bed all [...]
Posted in Imports from old blogs, Numbered Lists, Schwinn Suburban, Utter Silliness, videos on June 5, 2006 | No Comments »
1. My favorite Beavis & Butthead episode ever! Buttniks. Crrrrappuchino, a rrrrap-pa-pa-pa-pa-pah!
2. My freshman year of college, me and two of my dorm neighbors used to eat a bunch of Pixie Stix and drink Mountain Dew, then run around the dorm halls with our shirts pulled up over our heads, acting [...]
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