Monthly Archives: November 2008

Drawing the Line 30

Me: I think I’m writing Christmas cards for the wrong reason.
 
Neil: Let me guess.  For the praise, for the glory of getting them out on time, and to show off how pretty the ones you chose are.
 
Me: ~laughing sheepishly~  Yep.  Pretty much.  Ah well, at least I know what’s wrong with me, eh?
 
Problem is…so does [...]

The World Revolves Around Me 26

I don’t like the fact that it does, but alas, it’s true. From this comes the dizzy-making feeling of the world spinning, oh oh so fast. In those rare moments when I’m able to focus on someone other than myself the spinning slows or perhaps just shifts. It’s nice to have a [...]

There is No Picture Glorious Enough 22

I’m not a fan of extreme weather. I grew up a few blocks from the ocean, ensconced in a mountain ringed valley that sloped down to the sea. The weather was mild but changeable. I remember a day when I walked the four blocks to school and saw it snowing on one [...]

I Am So Brilliant. No. Really. 37

So after two and a half years of this blogging thing I’ve finally figured it out. I’ve had my grand little ah-ha! moment. My epiphany. Warning to my non-blogging readers. This post will make little or no sense to you.

So NaNoWriMo (which I’m pretty much set not to complete in time [...]