Archive for November, 2006
The commute from hell
If you’re in the Seattle area, you already know what I’m talking about. Last night’s commute will live in infamy. It was the worst I’ve ever seen, and I sincerely hope it’s the worst I will ever see.
The truth is, I had it easy. Monday Night Football was in town last night. The stadium is [...]
Yuck-o!!!
This is not what I wanted to see when I looked out my window this morning.
Yeah, I know it’s not a lot, but it’s way too much for my tastes. I hate snow. HATE! I got all the snow I need for the rest of my life when I lived in Wyoming and Lake Tahoe. [...]
Shopping without dropping
I hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving! Now the meal is in your stomach and the leftovers are in the fridge. After a little rest and maybe some pie, it’ll be time to get on with what this season is really about: shopping! If you celebrate Christmas or any other gift-giving December holiday, it’s [...]
Back into the deluge
We made it back from Florida, and we’re mostly happy to be home. We had a great time, but we were pretty exhausted by the end of the trip. However, the one thing we weren’t ready to be back to is the weather. Seattle is just how we left it — grey, rainy and chilly. [...]
Hello from the Sunshine State!
I made it. I survived three extremely long days at Walt Disney World – we were in the parks from open until close Saturday, Sunday and today. Phew! It was an absolute blast, but my feet are screaming for relief. My shoes may not have been the best choice, but I don’t know if there [...]
Freebies from James
A couple of weeks ago, I won James Gunn’s huge blog giveaway. Woohoo! That was the first time I ever managed to win one of those things. Not only that, but I was the first person to post. Amazing!
I got the package from James yesterday, and it was even more exciting than I’d expected! [...]
Addictions have a funny way of gradually escalating. You might start with an innocent puff from a friend’s cigarette behind the school, and before you know it you’re smoking a pack a day. One cup of coffee in the morning turns into a continuous supply of double lattes. A single successful snapshot begets $20,000 of [...]
In retrospect, getting through my first improv class was a pretty big deal. It didn’t really feel like it at the time, though. By the end of the class, I was having so much fun that I’d almost forgotten I was nervous in the first place. I wouldn’t say that the first class had me [...]
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