Okay, I have known about this site since 1997 or so. And have desperately wanted one ever since. I am pretty sure these used to retail for like $1200 or so, because it was soooooo far out of my price range.
Or maybe they ALWAYS cost $500, but back then $500 seemed more like $1200. Know what I mean?
Anyway, one day some random wonderful person will make this happen for me. I love you in advance.
I have a big heart. I can love two of them.
I am consistently inconsistent and an unlikely homemaker. I talk about horror movies, cooking, zombies, crafts, video games, parenting, money, tattoos, and shopping. A fair amount of bitching is also to be expected.
Friday, January 20, 2012
Friday, January 6, 2012
Spoiler: everybody lives
Fair warning: heavy family crap. No promises as to this being the least bit interesting.
I act like a rock, but I am not one. Well, maybe one of those "fool's gold" rocks that flakes apart.
I act like a rock, but I am not one. Well, maybe one of those "fool's gold" rocks that flakes apart.
Monday, January 2, 2012
Scary tentacle man update
UPDATE: I refined it a bit, and am slowly drying it so that I can hollow it out. Here's a couple more:
Another year, another diet.
Which one, this time? The P.I.N.K. Method. I am making Justin do it, too. He'll sneak food, so don't worry about him not getting enough calories.
Today is day 1 of a 14 day "reset" where you eat 4 ounces of lean protein 3 times a day, and nothing else but vegetables. Exciting, right?
Oh well, can't hurt, in any event. The only annoyance is that it's not really enough calories to support much (any) exercise. But I guess I can put my daily 7 mile run on pause. (teehee)
Today is day 1 of a 14 day "reset" where you eat 4 ounces of lean protein 3 times a day, and nothing else but vegetables. Exciting, right?
Oh well, can't hurt, in any event. The only annoyance is that it's not really enough calories to support much (any) exercise. But I guess I can put my daily 7 mile run on pause. (teehee)
Hippie Shit & Roller Derby
So I am reading this book, "The Power of Now." I am only up to chapter 3. There is a lot of mumbojumbo, and I am having a hard time sticking with it, but I'm committed. I like the idea of it, even if I can't get over the vision of the author wearing lots of beads and flowy clothes. And burning a lot of incense.
Obviously, I don't have much to report yet, but so far, it points out to separate "you" from your ever-chattering mind. To observe your thought processes as an outside entity... sort of interesting. "Negativity" counts as mind-chatter, and you are encouraged to quickly note a sudden turn of misery or moodiness. As a bystander, it's a little easier to get to the root of things. I realize that made no sense, but like I said, I only read 2 chapters. Maybe my beads and flowy clothes still need to be earned.
Obviously, I don't have much to report yet, but so far, it points out to separate "you" from your ever-chattering mind. To observe your thought processes as an outside entity... sort of interesting. "Negativity" counts as mind-chatter, and you are encouraged to quickly note a sudden turn of misery or moodiness. As a bystander, it's a little easier to get to the root of things. I realize that made no sense, but like I said, I only read 2 chapters. Maybe my beads and flowy clothes still need to be earned.
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