Archive for December, 2009

Early New Year’s Resolution

I decided to start my new year’s resolution early. Time to get rid of this extra weight I’ve been hiding, so I joined eDiets.com. What I like about eDiets.com is that they give me recipes and a shopping list. If anything, maybe I’ll learn how to cook and use my lovely kitchen. So far, so [...]

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LOL Cats

I left my computer for just a minute on the floor. Mitsy took over.

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Which one are you?

Eighteen People You’re Scared Of on Facebook And which one am I?

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Where’d you go?

The sea lions have left San Francisco’s Pier 39. There were 1500 of them last month, and today, only 10. It sounds like they had a bad Thanksgiving dinner. This made me think about odd animal migrations, which reminded me of the Great Migration of Penguins a few years ago in the San Francisco Zoo. [...]

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Surprise ending

I’ve been so productive over the last few days. Painted my bedroom, cleaned out my closet, and gone through a bag full of mail that I’ve ignored for a couple months. Then I went to Sent Sovi for bbum’s continued birthday. Sadly, this required showering and putting on clothes that I hadn’t been wearing for [...]

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Grey is the new green

Christmas eve, Perl and I went to Santa Cruz. We walked a couple miles along the sea shore, did sprints on the beach, and drove with the top down. A perfect way to spend the day before Christmas. It was all fun and games until I couldn’t get the top back up. The weather was [...]

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Game Complete: Score 20254

I’m sorry for introducing you all to Globe Trotter. I’m addicted. This is the best I’ve done so far. How about you?

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Global location game

Don’t hate the messenger. http://samgine.com/globetrotter-xl/

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Goodbye and Goodnight, Uncle George

As an adult, I find it curious what triggers the memories of my inner child. I was reminded of two of these triggers today: cigars and chainsaws. Uncle George was not my uncle as defined by my family tree. But he was an uncle in every other sense of the word. Growing up, I don’t [...]

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Thirty-six hours in Boston

I couldn’t blog about it earlier, but I spent the weekend in Boston. Although that isn’t entirely accurate because it is hard to spend a weekend in Boston when I live in California. I took a redeye flight on Friday night. It was supposed to leave at 10:30 pm, but didn’t leave until after midnight. [...]

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