Armed with merely a pair of tweezers and a lighted make up mirror, I defeated the Leonid Brezhnev Memorial Uni-brow appearing on my face.
Hooray!
Showing posts with label Slacking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Slacking. Show all posts
Monday, May 16, 2011
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Where the hell have you been?
I've had the marvelous Miss B as a guest this past week, and well....I certainly wasn't up for blogging. We were too busy roaming the Pacific Northwest in search of delicious pastry, excellent shopping, waterfalls, and bonding time.
And here's a picture of one place we went:
These things are huge. And tasty.
And here's a picture of one place we went:
Voodoo Donuts' Cock and Balls Donut |
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
More shoes to delight.
You know that when I'm perusing beautiful shoes like these:
Vivienne Westwood Biba shoes from Zappos.com.
Or maybe these?
Jerome C. Rousseau Aizza Glitter Pumps via Saks Fifth Avenue.
Aren't they WONDERFUL?
But in the light of harsh reality, I'm wearing something like this:
Fiztwell Terry from Zappos.com.
Vivienne Westwood Biba shoes from Zappos.com.
Or maybe these?
Jerome C. Rousseau Aizza Glitter Pumps via Saks Fifth Avenue.
Aren't they WONDERFUL?
But in the light of harsh reality, I'm wearing something like this:
Fiztwell Terry from Zappos.com.
Friday, December 18, 2009
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Ain't nothing but a party, y'all.
(Bonus points to anyone who knows that song quote!)
After all my passion (and typos) of yesterday, today seems a good day to celebrate and feel playful. Maybe make some new typos. ;)
This time of year is especially important for me to feel the playful. I have a mixed relationship to the holiday season. I don't like Christmas songs. I am not much of a shopper.
Instead, I have decided to create as much of a fun, light-hearted atmosphere as possible instead of stressing. This is not easy for me - I have advanced degrees in fretting/stressing/worrying/you name it.
This year, let's make December as fun as possible. :) Write something that you shouldn't, dance to silly pop music, watch this video a lot (Is it wrong of me to find these typeface geeks kinda attractive?), and generally find the fun.
After all my passion (and typos) of yesterday, today seems a good day to celebrate and feel playful. Maybe make some new typos. ;)
This time of year is especially important for me to feel the playful. I have a mixed relationship to the holiday season. I don't like Christmas songs. I am not much of a shopper.
Instead, I have decided to create as much of a fun, light-hearted atmosphere as possible instead of stressing. This is not easy for me - I have advanced degrees in fretting/stressing/worrying/you name it.
This year, let's make December as fun as possible. :) Write something that you shouldn't, dance to silly pop music, watch this video a lot (Is it wrong of me to find these typeface geeks kinda attractive?), and generally find the fun.
Labels:
fun,
inspiration,
Slacking,
Things to make you feel better
Thursday, November 26, 2009
Caring for your instrument, part whatever.
While I was working out this morning, I came to the conclusion that even though I write with my hands, my bad knees have distracted me too long (like, since High School).
So I plan to call a physical therapist* after the holiday and see what can be done. If I don't blog about it, nag me to make sure I do it!
Oh, and
I hope you had a superb Thanksgiving. :)
*After many years of seeing a chiropractor for my headaches, I realized I wasn't getting better. I went to a physical therapist, got some amazing exercises, and now I have hardly any. And when I do get one, I know what to do!
So I plan to call a physical therapist* after the holiday and see what can be done. If I don't blog about it, nag me to make sure I do it!
Oh, and
I hope you had a superb Thanksgiving. :)
*After many years of seeing a chiropractor for my headaches, I realized I wasn't getting better. I went to a physical therapist, got some amazing exercises, and now I have hardly any. And when I do get one, I know what to do!
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Crumb.
Brain refuses to work during the heat.
More updates as events warrant. :)
More updates as events warrant. :)
Labels:
Bad writing,
Duh,
News of the Obvious,
Slacking
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Anything but writing!!
Do not, under ANY circumstances, watch this in the library.
Whose Line is it Anyway?
(this link goes to UK Season 1)
I just about burst something.
Whose Line is it Anyway?
(this link goes to UK Season 1)
I just about burst something.
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
The joys of slacking.
I'm not really slacking, actually. My family of birth continues to have health problems and all sorts of scary excitement.
Some writers can ignore the stress and keep to their regular schedules. Much to my shame, I'm not one of them.
Instead, I'm working as it fits my energy level. I'm doing lots of brainstorming, reworking of my plots, and synopsis revisions. I manage actual composition by hand now, instead of on my computer. For some reason, that feels more playful, less serious. I get to make a big mess with my horrid handwriting and scratch outs and marginalia. :)
I've bought poetry from the Spanish Renaissance to feed my head. Reading poetry, especially from your non-native culture, keeps a writer juicy and creative. If you don't read poetry, why not?
Next week, I'll post some of my favorite poets and poetry books. :)
Some writers can ignore the stress and keep to their regular schedules. Much to my shame, I'm not one of them.
Instead, I'm working as it fits my energy level. I'm doing lots of brainstorming, reworking of my plots, and synopsis revisions. I manage actual composition by hand now, instead of on my computer. For some reason, that feels more playful, less serious. I get to make a big mess with my horrid handwriting and scratch outs and marginalia. :)
I've bought poetry from the Spanish Renaissance to feed my head. Reading poetry, especially from your non-native culture, keeps a writer juicy and creative. If you don't read poetry, why not?
Next week, I'll post some of my favorite poets and poetry books. :)
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