Monthly Archive for June, 2008

so. annoying.

I quit smoking for a whole three months, about 5 years back. I remember the first few days being VERY, VERY EASY and then it got hard at some point. And then I started smoking at yet another later point in time. I wasn’t ready for it to be hard right off the bat. I [...]

seriously

Tomorrow is my “quit date.” Tonight at midnight, I’m going to gleefully (or woefully) crush whatever smokes remain in my pack. So long, P-funk and friends.
(Wish me luck.)

unfoxy vista

I decided to keep running Vista (rather than “upgrading” back to XP). Mostly it’s because I keep reading “get over it, it’ll get better” and “no more updates for XP” and I remember hating XP when it was first released, yet it’s become my favorite version of Windows.
But Firefox and Vista aren’t getting along. Vista [...]

ahhh, summer

Warm sunshine does wonders for my mood and motivation levels.

GnR sighting

She just got a new place in Wallingford. 1st floor, great view of the city. But she did move, in a Uhaul, on Solstice weekend in Seattle (oh, happy belated Solstice, folks!). And they couldn’t get her couch through the apartment door. Luckily, there’s a big sliding glass number off of her living room. [...]

laying down

I’m laying down because, even though I want to write a post(s?) about a dude named Philly, how Duff (yes, McKagan) helped my friend move her couch, frogs on toes, hustling pastries and a couple other things, I just can’t right now. Hurtin’ a lil’ too much.

puerto rico

Our friends kept threatening to make us play Puerto Rico (wiki), but until last weekend it never happened. And now? Now it’s my new favorite board game. And I only kinda get it. I was told we haven’t even seen the whole thing, really. There are apparently other permutations. Lemme tell you, this one was [...]

that’s what i’m talkin’ ’bout

Stop Making Excuses and Go Watch ‘The Wire’

global rich list

How Rich Are You? I found it humbling, but maybe not the way you’d think…
(thanks for the link, Dad!)

grown obsession

I know some people, all in their mid/late-20s, who are obsessed with the idea of ‘growing up’ and ‘being an adult’ — like it’s this milestone, age, or other specific point in time that you hit and then all of a sudden You Are An Adult. They don’t mean ‘maturity’ — it’s something more evasive [...]

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