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jaklumen
response 144 of 160: Mark Unseen   Feb 12 03:17 UTC 2004

I just hope it isn't a vicious cycle.
slynne
response 145 of 160: Mark Unseen   Feb 12 14:08 UTC 2004

Ugh. I feel really sick today. I have a headache and feel really 
lightheaded. I hope I am not coming down with something serious. 

I have to laugh at myself though. Whenever I start to feel sick, all 
kinds of crazy things start rolling through my head. eg What if my 
furnace is broken and my house is filled with carbon monoxide? Oh yeah, 
that would mean the carbon monoxide detector must be broken too. What 
if I have caught that terrible flu that has hit all those students at U 
of M? What if one of those Asian chickens with the bird flu jumped on a 
jet, flew all the way to Michigan and pooped in my tea? (Ok, I am not 
really too worried about that last one) 

Anyhow, I have decided to stay home today. I figure that now, more than 
most times, I deserve to sit back and take care of myself. Besides, I 
have a big weekend planned so it would really suck to be sick. 

I mean, my last living grandmother is having a 90th birthday party on 
Saturday and I would be really bummed if I had to miss it. Nope, better 
to take care of myself now and hope for the best. 
orinoco
response 146 of 160: Mark Unseen   Feb 13 06:36 UTC 2004

Asian chicken shit in my tea would worry me quite a bit.

Chicken shit in general, really.
slynne
response 147 of 160: Mark Unseen   Mar 14 21:23 UTC 2004

Grumble...grumble...

My blog site http://lynne.tblog.com is offline and has been all day. 
So, I guess I'll write here and cut and paste it over there later. See? 
I still find this item useful. Yay grex!

I went to a garage sale (although it was in an apartment and not a 
garage) today at Gary's house. He is moving in June and is getting rid 
of most of his things. I wanted the hand chair (plastic chair, shaped 
like a hand) for my yard. I love that chair and it would be perfect for 
outdoor seating. It is mine now. Boo Yah!

It was really nice talking to Gary (and Kate) about things. I have been 
feeling very angry at someone lately and wondering if I was justified 
in feeling that way. Not that I ever need to justify it when I am 
feeling angry, it is just nice *this* time. Anyhow, Gary and Kate both 
assured me that if any friend of theirs did to them what my friend (or 
ex-friend or whatever, I dont even know) did to me, they would be angry 
too. I dont know why but that made me feel better about things. Well, 
it made me feel a little bit less crazy and *that* is always nice. 

I am really going to miss Gary when he moves. But at least he is moving 
to San Francisco which is an area of the world I tend to visit a lot. 
Actually, I am going there just a few weeks before he does which is 
kind of funny but anyways...
jaklumen
response 148 of 160: Mark Unseen   Mar 15 08:27 UTC 2004

I had a question for earlier entries... politics real quick... what's 
your take on John Kerry real quick?  I'd heard some Dean supporters are 
backing Nader but Dean himself is not.  Was curious.

Back to your current entry, one of my sisters lives in San Jose which 
is next door to San Fran as you know.  I haven't been there but I hear 
a lot about her and her husband from time to time.  They have quite the 
place down there... he's an architect and she's in interior design.  I 
still think their fish aquarium is so awesome-- they took our old 
standing floor TV and molded the glass for the aquarium where the old 
tube had been.  So now you have fish in a TV =)
slynne
response 149 of 160: Mark Unseen   Mar 15 14:02 UTC 2004

I have some serious issues with Kerry, to be honest. And I think Nader 
is the better candidate which is saying a lot because I have a lot of 
reservations about him too. However, I *really* dont like Bush and thus 
will vote for the lesser of two evils when election time rolls around. 
Let's face it, Nader doesnt have a chance so I am not willing to risk 
voting for him. 

I am familiar with San Jose. I have spent some time there since I have 
a friend who used to live there. I think it is my least favorite city 
in the bay area. ;) I always liked to joke that it was the armpit of 
the bay. If I never find my way to San Jose, I will be more than 
happy ;) Still, if you have the opportunity, go visit your sister. It 
isnt a long drive to all the fun touristy things. I mean, it is pretty 
easy to go to GARLIC WORLD in Gilroy, Berkeley, San Francisco, 
Monterray, Santa Cruz, etc. 

I have seen those fish aquariums made from old TV's. They are cool. If 
I wasnt terrible with fish, I would consider doing something similar. 
Unfortunately, even after working in a pet store for several years, I 
have never been able to manage to keep fish alive. heh. 
slynne
response 150 of 160: Mark Unseen   Mar 15 14:14 UTC 2004

AHHHHH...My blog site is still down. So...here goes another blog entry 
for me to cut and paste there later:

http://url.rexroof.com/565
(news.yahoo.com/news?
tmpl=story&u=/ap/20040314/ap_on_sc/undead_lobsters_2)

I have always had a problem with eating lobster. My problem isnt that 
they dont taste good because...mmmmmm...they taste GOOD. My problem has 
always been that they remind me of giant cockroaches. Every time I sit 
down to eat one, I cant help thinking of it as a cockroach of the sea. 
ICK. 

When I was a child, my family went on vacation to Maine. We kept 
stopping for lobster and my parents would always order me a lobster and 
then when I refused to eat it, they would order me a hamburger instead. 
They and my siblings would split the lobster they ordered for me and 
they would laugh and say, "Ok...more for us!" (for some reason, they 
never said that about lima beans and broccoli which they always made me 
eat) I cant think of lobster without thinking of that trip to Maine. 
Funny how we carry things with us like that. 

One thing I have always heard about cockroaches is that if you freeze 
them, they will come back to life when they thaw out. I always thought 
there was something just a little gross about that. Now it turns out 
that lobsters also can be frozen and then thawed. ICK. They are just 
like giant cockroaches of the sea. ICK! 
slynne
response 151 of 160: Mark Unseen   Mar 15 15:03 UTC 2004

Beware the Ides of March!

I have a friend who has a dog named 'Brutus' and I was just thinking 
that if I had a dog named 'Brutus', I would probably spend the whole 
day looking over at him and saying 'Et Tu, Brutus?" and then laughing a 
lot. So...I guess it is a good thing my dogs are named Brooke and 
Crissy ;) 
jaklumen
response 152 of 160: Mark Unseen   Mar 16 02:26 UTC 2004

resp:149 I hope that enough think as you do, honestly.  Although I 
initially voted for Bush, I am not keen on him anymore.  (I had not 
voted for Gore, you see.)

resp:150 I know this does not help at all, but I thought I had heard 
they were all arthopods or something.  *sigh*  Well, I'm not sure what 
sort of mental conditioning you would need to get past your aversion, 
because yes, lobster good... especially rock lobster...
slynne
response 153 of 160: Mark Unseen   May 1 13:18 UTC 2004

Grumble. My blog site is down. Blah, how annoying. Oh well. At least I 
have grex as a back up ;) 

I am sitting here awake hours before the rest of the household. Not 
surprising considering that I went to bed at 9:30p. I am sitting here 
looking out of the window at the dawn. It is just getting light and it 
is foggy. Shannon's guinea hens are making those cute noises that they 
make. It is oddly comforting. It is peaceful here at dawn. Sonoma 
county is probably my favorite part of California. 

It isnt very peaceful at dawn at my house. On the rare occasion when I 
wake up before 6a at home, the dogs get all excited because they see 
that as a sign of an early breakfast and then I have to go through the 
whole morning routine with them with is nice but isnt exactly 
peaceful. 
cmcgee
response 154 of 160: Mark Unseen   May 5 15:00 UTC 2004

Grex as a back up?  What a concept!
slynne
response 155 of 160: Mark Unseen   May 25 15:53 UTC 2004

Well, my blog site is down again http:\\lynne.tblog.com

It is very frustrating but I am not quite ready to jump ship yet. 
Others are though. It sucks because every time they have downtime it 
takes a long time for my readers to come back. And I am an attention 
slut so having a lot of readers is important to me. 

But the writing is good for me too which is why I am happy to have grex 
as my back up even though not too many people stumble through this 
particular conference. :) There are some things I want to talk about 
not on my regular blog anyways. Not that they are private or 
anything...it is more that they are less public than other things. The 
private things go into my hand written offline journal. :) 

So, I met a guy when I was in California which was both really 
wonderful and something that is currently driving me crazy. I want to 
spend time hanging out with him but I cant because he is there and I am 
here. Oh well. I have to wonder if I even would have allowed myself to 
like him if he didnt live so far away. I have a real pattern of only 
liking unavailable guys. And being 2000+ miles away is pretty 
unavailable. I guess I will try not to worry about it too much. 
Whatever will be will be, right? 

All I know is that he took me sailing on a boat called  "Sugar 
Magnolia" which is a boat name I used to fantasize about years ago. Now 
I have that song stuck in my head and I find myself humming it all the 
time. At least it is a good song. 
slynne
response 156 of 160: Mark Unseen   Jun 29 02:50 UTC 2004

http://lynne.tblog.com

There are people in this world who are procrastinators. I was thinking 
about this today because I had to go to the bank to deposit my pay 
check. When I first got hired, they gave me all the forms for direct 
deposit. I love direct deposit. I think it is a pain to go to the bank 
every two weeks. 

But I set those forms aside and thought to myself, "I'll get around to 
that later" and I kept putting it off. And I kept putting it off. I 
thought about it today because as I was sitting at my desk writing out 
the deposit slip for the bank, I got an email about a special breakfast 
I have been invited to at work on Thursday. It is to celebrate my 
*fifth* anniversary with the company. I had to laugh. Geez, could I 
have put off the direct deposit thing any more? 

I caught myself thinking, "I really should fill out those forms...I'll 
do it later" as I walked out the door to go to the bank. *slaps 
forehead* 
slynne
response 157 of 160: Mark Unseen   Jun 29 02:57 UTC 2004

And a special haiku not appearing on my blog (at least not yet)

An Audi Haiku by Lynne:

That Lynne would hate me
except volkswagen makes me
lets drive by the sea
lumen
response 158 of 160: Mark Unseen   Aug 6 22:19 UTC 2005

Sorry to see that this item ended.
slynne
response 159 of 160: Mark Unseen   Aug 12 18:05 UTC 2005

no so much ended as moved ---- see http:\\slynne.com

lumen
response 160 of 160: Mark Unseen   Aug 13 11:09 UTC 2005

I have you bookmarked.
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