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dang.
gah. might as well not even have a LiveJournal at all, for all i update it....
but since i stole the title (and sub-title) of this journal from the man, i would be remiss if i didn't take a minute here to mourn the passing of Paul Quarringtonthanks for all the vivid stories, zany characters, and turns of phrase that provoked uncontrollable ( Read more... ) -
and the White House burned, burned, burned, and we're the ones that did it
i've seen it under wraps for the past little while, but didn't know what was going to be underneath. hee hee. cool.
they just unveiled this not far from my house.
public art, Douglas Coupland, toy soldiers, and repelling an attempted American invasion. excellent. :) -
low, low premiums!
yeesh.
just watching Wheel Of Fortune (waiting for Jeopardy!, of course) on the Buffalo TV station. they just had an ad for a health insurance company whose slogan is "You Deserve the Red Shirt Treatment", because their helpful staff wear cheerful red shirts ( Read more... ) -
sweaty photos
photos from Sunday's marathon walk, for those who are interested..... -
domfoolery!
having 3 people named Dominic in your close social circle can do strange things to your mind ( Read more... ) -
your mother, Trebek!
squee!
i'm going to get another kick at the can for Jeopardy!
in January, as soon as my eligibility from the last time around lapsed, i did another one of those online tests. and then promptly forgot about it ( Read more... ) -
a PhD in awesomeness
Dear Joss:
Thank you for (once again) giving the world something that starts out escapist and goofy, and then turns around and skewers you through the heart and haunts you for days. we'd expect no less of you and it's part of why we love you.
(you bastard)
love,
Sarah :) -
a cautionary tale
(oh yeah, i'll preface this by saying my work-trip to Spain was awesome. stories & pics coming soon ( Read more... ) -
morbid and creepifying! :)
yeesh. some blogger i am, eh? :P
anyway. had some fun with this one & felt like sharing. at work, we've just finished taking entries for this contest, where the challenge was to write a "mini-epic" story of exactly 100 words on any topic. although employees were (naturally) not allowed to enter, we were all encouraged to give it a go anyway for ( Read more... )