Monthly Archives: November 2009

I was outside chatting with one of my neighbors and I asked her if she liked the house color. She said she had been worries, but really did like it and I mentioned how opposed Steve was to a blue … Continue reading →

I started singing this song the other day, and now it WON’T LEAVE MY HEAD. I begin to think I’ll need to burn the place down to drive it out. Today’s goal will be to substitute this song. This has … Continue reading →

I receive recipes in my email every day, and since Thanksgiving started looming I’ve been receiving Thanksgiving-appropriate recipes. What does this really mean? Recipe after recipe of cranberry relish. Listen, people. I don’t want your steenkin’ cranberry relish. I want … Continue reading →

I’ve read lots of places where people have worrited and fretted about how much information is available online. It is a veritable stalkers’ paradise at times. Last night, while on the phone with someone who was in a location I’ve … Continue reading →

I was whining last month about how I was dreading Christmas. What with one thing and another, I’ve decided to conquer the Christmas Dreadies with a trip to Las Vegas. I don’t gamble, though I do have a hot date … Continue reading →

Because you can never have too much Blarney. Or Animal.

The house isn’t done, but there was a sunny day (turns out it was too sunny) so I decided to grab the opportunity to take a picture.

You can tell I had the camera out. Here is the hat my sister made for me. Straight on: And the money shot: Putting the hat on requires an “I’ve got a sock monkey hat” dance. Someday, I’ll take a … Continue reading →

I took pictures of the hair and made sure I took them in the same room and the same lighting. Strangely, they didn’t come out looking like the same lighting, but they do look like exactly the same hair color. … Continue reading →

About the just-ended World Series: And then: That team that spent $50 million more than any other team, that team with three sure Hall of Famers and as many as four others, that team that bought Milwaukee’s [Cleveland's] best pitcher … Continue reading →