…of the rest of my life. So cliché, yet so true. I feel like I’ve just finished watching the season finale of a much loved show, where the cliffhanger is a major change in the characters’ lives. Something at once wonderful and painful has ended on a very poignantly heartbreaking note, but you know it’s necessary and that it allows for a completely new start when the season begins again. And so much love abounds. Everyone loves the show and…
I saw these questions circulating among romance-reading bloggers, and since I’m not likely to be tagged these days, I thought I’d just snag and use them for a post. This heat wave makes me lazy, yes. 1. When did you first start blogging and why? This depends on the definition of blogging. If it means posting regularly online using a dedicated content management system like Blogger, Greymatter, MovableType, or WordPress, then I started blogging in January 2001. If it means…
I don’t like Hummers, but I do like the current batch of TV ads they have out for the H3. One of the two ads I’ve seen has a vegan guy at the grocery checkout counter with his organic vegetables and tofu, and he looks a bit enviously at the guy behind him in line because he’s got a huge side of ribs and other kinds of red meat. Next thing you know, the vegan goes out and buys an…
Just an old shot of some flowers H.E. gave me. It and a few others were in the batch of photos of Janine’s wedding because I didn’t get a chance to download them before I left town. Share this post:
I spent my day visiting family today. One of my cousins had a baby shower, and because I promised to be in better touch with everyone I drove down to San Diego and attended with my mom and my sister. What’s embarrassing is that before I received the invitation in the mail last week, I had no idea that my cousin was even pregnant. That’s how out of touch I’d been. Two of my other cousins were there—beautiful career women…