two years ago i purchased a couple of vitals for autumn and winter in the financial district of san francisco ( Read more... )

it is already a strange affair, when one's great excitement of the week is to travel to sacramento. it only makes slightly more sense when you learn that one is travelling to the sac-a-tomatos' equivalent of the white ho, which happens to be celebrating its 30th anniversary. the day-long party to honor the club that has been home to the homo and ( Read more... )

i sat on my couch trying not to sob at the animated scene in the An Inconvenient Truth where the polar bear attempts to climb onto a small piece of ice to rest and the ice breaks under him and he's swimming in a big empty ocean.

its the saddest thing i've ever seen.

i am not unaffected. i can change. i will change.

i left my wallet on a 22 bus on friday ( Read more... )

one of the things that i like best about the 24HourFitness in the financial district is that i'm far less likely to run into anyone that i know there. this is a good thing for a couple of reasons ( Read more... )

thanks to Willis, whose cameo "Word Up" can be found on the rockin compilation *Rewind! 4*

shit girl.

dance your dance.

when using an ergonomic keyboard and trying to type the year "07" -- if you are like me and using the "home row" technique -- and you don't extend your fingers far enough, you will type the word "oy ( Read more... )

its a strange sensation to feel the merdging and blending of my aspirations and passios. to be crossing the park to my office, triple grande caffine breakfast in hand, reading the headlines in the wall street journal ( Read more... )

Wednesday night, the small plant that Ann has resting on the back of her toilet (appropriately named "Lou") started to shed needles and twigs.

I pointed to it and said, "it looks like Lou is going bald!"

Ann replied, "yes, I'm worried that he's suffering from Alopecia Terracotta!"

growing up in michigan, DC and chicago were great cities. i loved visiting them, and living in their greater metropolitain areas ( Read more... )