For those of you who haven’t seen it, there is apparently a call to, in essence, pretend that Sarah Palin doesn’t exist for a month. While I am enamoured of the concept, I strongly suspect that it won’t work. I’d … Continue reading →
When I was still serving in the military, I often had people trying to convince me to stay in. Their logic, which I was supposedly deficient for not concurring with, was that all jobs suck. And as all jobs suck, … Continue reading →
Happy end of the week to all the normal working schlobs. And, in this case, it includes myself; our business needs to match the normal hours of the normal working people, and all of that. Which is good – I’m … Continue reading →
Ho hum, ho hum, the joys of waiting on others. It’s not too bad, considering that I can find things to occupy that time. *smiles and waves* I hadn’t given a lot of thought about what I wanted to speak … Continue reading →
Hello from the land of Grog, which seems to be the magical kingdom I currently inhabit. I’m not nearly as wonky-out as yesterday; this time yesterday, I was snoring in my bedroom. The temptation to repeat that is strong, though … Continue reading →
Hookay, here I am, less than a week in, and already wishing I had some canned articles. There’s a good reason for it – I started on a new medication this week (last night), and it’s putting me flat out … Continue reading →
Oh yes, I’m oh-so-terribly droll for writing this from ‘work’. *snorts* I mean, I am at work – I’m curled up around my laptop on my mother-in-law’s dining table, which is our desk. Leah is cheerfully running amok and letting … Continue reading →
As some of you probably noticed with my first post, I’m a double-spacer. I started in with it after getting blessed out by a boss during my military time, and hadn’t thought about it since. After all, we’re supposed to … Continue reading →
Hola, m’dears. This is my first attempt at a foray into public blogging. My ‘real’ blog is my Livejournal; the control freak in me likes knowing who can come and go and comment and read and interact with me. But … Continue reading →