maveness: (Zoey - Glow)
( Jan. 21st, 2006 12:00 pm)
1. Match.com membership has been cancelled. For a month and a half it was worth the price, but after that it got stale and rote. After two weeks with a total of two emails, one of which thought I was gloriously lively and adventurous (it's just so hard to say "Think Dharma and Greg if Dharma was lazy") and the other was looking for a wife, I decided to just pack it in. I wasn't even interested in going to the site at all.

2. New vow - try out weird crap. If you have the urge to dabble in pottery, but all means, dabble in pottery. If you have the urge to learn to crochet, find the time to sit down with grandma and learn to crochet. If you want to lose weight but know your limitations, cater to those limitations by exercising how you like to exercise. And once every couple of months I have to do something weird and bizarre, at least to me. (Feel free to suggest some things for me to learn how to do in the comments. Some things I may already have a passing acquaintance with, but anything can go.)

3. My sister wants to participate in a NASCAR Fantasy Racing League. I'm thinking of starting a small one just for her and her husband and their friends, so they can be silly with it and have fun. Plus it would keep my sister involved in something. Why yes, I would do something like that just to keep her out of trouble in a little way. *g*

4. I'm doing taxes today! Hurrah! (As long as I don't owe anything.)

5. Homemade bread makes my acid reflux act up. This qualifies as one of the worst discoveries in history.

6. My Essential Mediterranean Cookbook is shiny and pretty and has interesting food. I want to make many things. Unfortunately, the very large section including sardines and anchovies holds no appeal.

7. I get cable on Thursday. I will finally be connected to the 20th century! (I grew up in the country where we couldn't get cable. I've never felt a need for it. So what entices me to buy? NASCAR. There's irony in there somewhere.)
maveness: (Drink)
( Jan. 21st, 2006 01:08 pm)
Woman jailed for leaving kids to go see Jerry Springer

Since the kids (all under the age of 4) are okay, it's okay to laugh uproariously and note the irony. Really, the irony is magical.
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