Monthly Archives: June 2006

I am in the process of getting hired as a permanent employee at the awesome company where I’ve been contracting! I am so psyched. One more thing to celebrate this weekend! (and if you are a pal of mine who … Continue reading →

Holy cow. I just watched Jon Stewart’s response to the 9/11 attacks on YouTube. It’s here. Blows me away. I didn’t get back into the Daily Show until after this aired, so I missed it. I’m glad we have YouTube … Continue reading →

The Ogdred Weary font, which I use extensively in my blog, is once again up and functional. So, those of you who are interested, go get it!

For the curious, I’m doing better today. Saw my chiropractor and nutritionist yesterday. The chiropractor discovered I had a Hiatal Hernia and promptly pulled my stomach down where it belongs. As I told him, that definitely takes the cake as … Continue reading →

I looked through Glenn Feron’s portfolio again today. Man, is it good for one’s self-esteem. He lets you see glamor shots both before and after retouching. If you haven’t seen it before, go look. And even if you have seen … Continue reading →

I’m at home today. I feel better than I did yesterday but still not good. I’m beginning to think that (as usual) most of the cause of this instance of ill health is psychological. I haven’t really had time to … Continue reading →

I miss being in my early twenties. Back in the day, I could keep going for weeks at a time without my body rebelling. Nowadays, I can’t. I have to take weekends as down time, at least one of the … Continue reading →

Well, it’s been ages, but here’s a Friday Five!

I just paid off one of my student loans. I just paid off one of my student loans. I just paid off one of my student loans!!! RAWK! That frees up a bunch of dough every month to throw at … Continue reading →

So I’ve been thinking – prompted largely by this post here (by Hugo Schwyzer, a male Women’s Studies professor) – about why it is that discussing feminism is nigh-impossible to do in a rational way when the crowd is co-ed. … Continue reading →