WoW. It's an insane community. Its members spend hours upon hours online, relentlessly pursuing the goals of their quests, and savagely engaging in mortal combat with all who would oppose them ( Read more... )

I actually wrote this almost a year ago, but somehow never posted it. Anyhoo...I broke my hot ( Read more... )

So when I finally agreed to have a wedding I was a bit overwhelmed. I mean, girly stuff is just *not* my thing. To put it mildly. So I started looking up bridal websites online (of which there approximately 80 billion) to get some help and somehow got on theknot.com's mailing list. They send me an email every 3 hours or so, just chock full of crap ( Read more... )

Call me Ishmael. Wait, did I say Ishmael? I meant Reverend.Let me explain ( Read more... )

I didn't want to have a wedding. Pretty much from the moment I agreed to get married, I was under the impression that we'd just elope somewhere awesome, and then come back and buy everyone a round at Lucky 13. Why in the world would I want to have a wedding? Weddings are boring, weddings are expensive, and they're basically nothing I would ever ( Read more... )

First of all, I'd just like to take a moment to thank everyone for their congratulations and kind words. I started out trying to thank everyone personally, but my ADD kicked in when a new episode of Intervention came on and I just never got around to finishing ( Read more... )

So we're at Niagara Falls, in our hotel room overlooking the water. It's late Friday night, and the fireworks have just finished. Now, I should mention that for the last three days, Ricky has been constantly asking me if I'm having a good time, and if this has been a good birthday and whatever. He did this approximately every 30 seconds or so. I ( Read more... )

I find it both tragic and ironic that a voluntary and completely unnecessary procedure such as in-vitro fertilization is covered by my health insurance plan, whereas somewhat more serious and involuntary medications such as tricyclic antidepressants and SSRIs are not.

Today, Jason's killer was sentenced to 20 years behind bars, plus 5 years of probation. The one-year sentence for the misdemeanor weapons charge is considered "time served".

He is eligible for a parole hearing after serving 17.

See you in 2027, fucker.

Jason would have been 32 today.

Happy birthday, bro.