In which there’s a vague overview. The character that’s been living in my head for the last decade is an alien. The premise is that extraterrestrials have always been here; a ship (which happens to be self-aware and is currently hidden from human satellite surveillance at the bottom of the ocean) crashed on earth during […]
In which I ramble. Money Since I’m going to New York, I need money. Which is why I agreed to work on Sunday. It was quiet. Very quiet. And after the other guy left, it verged on creepy… being all alone in the Drumheller building made me glad I had Bindu with me. I watched […]
In which your intrepid narrator will be Out Of The Office. I’ve been telling everyone I’m going to New York for about four years. This year, I SWORE I’d get there NO MATTER WHAT… but then I changed jobs and thought, well, the job change was all for the good, but I bet I won’t […]
In which I shop online… for clothing. Oops. But it’s not like I don’t need clothes. Etsy is crack. Do you know this? OMG a zillion things I could totally wear right now! It turns out that since the mall in this town is half torn down, I doubt Macy’s is going to carry anything […]
In which there was culture! But it was pretty redneck, so not really. Saturday night, Left Coast Girlie and I went to see a play at Fort Walla Walla, which is an outdoor amphitheater near the local museum. The play was Taming of the Shrew, which I wanted to see because I played Kate in […]
In which I might finally tackle the whole ‘learn to make decent bread’ thing this fall! Srsly! Since bad bread isn’t even worth eating and good bread is expensive, I’ve been thinking for a looooooong time about maybe learning how to make my own bread. It’s not rocket surgery, so it can’t be that hard, […]
In which Dallas rocked, Amma was wonderful, and I’m glad to be home. There’s really nothing more kick-ass than coming home after a ‘net-free vacation–the hotel wanted $11 a day for wi-fi and I said screw that–to find one’s blog packed full of comments! I LOVE you bitches! I’m very excited about the new job, […]
by Oscar Wilde “My dear boy,” said Lord Henry, smiling, “anybody can be good in the country. There are no temptations there. That is the reason why people who live out of town are so absolutely uncivilized. Civilization is not by any means an easy thing to attain to. There are only two ways by […]
In which I’ve decided, in an effort to keep my mind from rotting in my head, to read, or in most cases re-read, the following works. This list is incomplete. Shakespeare Sonnets (in progress) Oscar Wilde The Ballad of Reading Gaol (done) The Picture of Dorian Gray (done) The Portrait of Mr. W.H. (done) An […]
