I did not shop today. Well, I did have my husband stop for some milk; I figure that doesn’t count. Will I be shopping tomorrow? Nope. Not unless it’s for a necessity. Cyber Monday? No again.
Am I totally un-American? Do I want the economy to fall even further down the hole?
No. What I’m looking for [...]
Archive for November, 2008
It’s Thanksgiving in the U.S., a day of peace and celebration. This year, the peace has been marred.
I’m still appalled by the terrorist attack that took place in Mumbai, India yesterday. As I write this, the death toll is at 100, with hundreds more injured and some people possibly still in a hostage situation (although [...]
Yes, I’m resorting to links. It’s also called “putting these into a blog post so I can finally close the tabs in Firefox.” If you’re interested in bicycle commuting, here are my latest finds.
The Well Runs Dry has several good posts on bicycle commuting:
The author first chronicles his journey in How I Became I Bicycle [...]
I have to admit now that I will not be a NaNoWriMo winner this year. Again. I hate admitting that, both because I really did want to do it, and because I was quite vocal about NaNoWriMo on Twitter.
Actually, I admitted to myself a couple of weeks ago that it just wasn’t happening. It’s been [...]
Could these questions and answers be put on standardized tests, or drivers license tests, or something, so that everyone will know the correct answers?
1. When shopping in a crowded grocery store on the Sunday before Thanksgiving, you should:
a. move at twice the speed of everyone else
b. plow through intersections without so much as looking to [...]




