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Thursday, November 8th, 2007It’s true! We’re ready to cull the bookmarked list, keep a few faves and dump the rest. I’m addicted and wasting too much time. Is it enriching my life? No? Delete.
In an effort to balance the light with the dark, we’ve accepted the mission to blend health and wellness on a professional level […]
Tilly’s Story: Bad Day At The Office
Wednesday, September 12th, 2007Yesterday, on 9/11 many were remembering that terrible day. Nobody wants to re-live that morning, although it does help to appreciate my small life, and my non-problems that were unfolding that crispy morning.
Bookmark Tilly’s Story to read when you need to be inspired after a “bad day” at the office.
Smart girl, that Tilly.
Tilly’s Location: 59th […]
Burning Man 2007
Friday, August 31st, 2007Greetings!
Pimped Jazzy mobility chair seen at Burning Man.
The Burning Man event has evolved into a week long gathering of nearly 40,000 people who descend on the Black Rock Desert in northwestern Nevada around Labor Day each year to celebrate counter cultural creativity.
In other festival news:
A Burning Man participant was found dead this morning, hanging from […]
The Power of Purple
Wednesday, August 15th, 2007Busy busy in the garden. We’re digging out some old unfinished posts and working them over.
Tim Totten wrote an interesting post on color. We study color here in the garden as well. Last time we checked Blue was still America’s favorite hue.
Regarding funeral service, the color is changing. From darkness to light.
In the […]
Symbolism in Engagement Pictures
Sunday, June 10th, 2007At the risk of being a total b, I’d like to do a 10 year study of these couples after the engagement pictures appear on the society page and see what their current marital status is. The pictures are early indicators.
I’m tired, I’m needy and I can’t do anything for myself.
He’ll stifle and crush […]
For Those About To Rock
Saturday, June 9th, 2007Three Beautiful Things:
Lighting Bugs
No Car Payments
Pulling out of a funk
Things are a little brighter in the garden. We’ve been flat, fat and unmotivated.
Apologies to the blogs I hit with regularity. Someday I’ll get the feed, so I don’t corrupt your stats with my obsessive search for updates. Please excuse, just means I love […]
Saturday in the Hood
Saturday, June 2nd, 2007Saturday morning at the Cutter. Just need a few things, I get in the short line and wait. When asked if she found everything she needed, the customer ahead of me starts to tick off all the items she couldn’t locate. “Where’s the Little Debby coffee cakes? Can you draw me a map? […]
Forgive Me
Wednesday, May 23rd, 2007Unprofessional posting and real life observations:
The t.v. commercial says you can be mobile- “Don’t wait until you fall- Get a Jazzy Chair!”
But what if you fall out of your Jazzy Chair?
One of my neighbors buzzes the neighborhood on his scooter. He’s a big man, and frankly I think he needs something with a little […]
Coffin Break
Monday, May 21st, 2007The hearse that carried the body of President John F. Kennedy failed to sell at a classic car auction in Seabrook yesterday.
Apparently the highest bid of around $900,000 wasn’t enough for the owner of the historic vehicle.
After his mother-in-law’s funeral, Nathaniel Craigmiles saw the exact casket that had cost him $3,200 in […]
Protesters skip soldier’s funeral for Falwell’s
Friday, May 18th, 2007By AMAN BATHEJA
Star-Telegram Staff Writer
NEW BRAUNFELS — He died two days ago, but in a bizarre twist of fate, the Rev. Jerry Falwell provided a final bit of heavenly solace to the friends and family of fallen soldier Anthony Bradshaw on Wednesday.Many in New Braunfels had braced for a protest at Bradshaw’s funeral by members […]
