I love La Tartine Gourmande's blog. I don't remember who initially turned me on to this blog, but if I had to wager, probably Charissa. (Am I right?) Her recent use of photography (as always) really took my breathe away. If only I could capture what she captures (and eats).
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Monday, October 27, 2008
Blog to follow: La Tartine Gourmande
I love La Tartine Gourmande's blog. I don't remember who initially turned me on to this blog, but if I had to wager, probably Charissa. (Am I right?) Her recent use of photography (as always) really took my breathe away. If only I could capture what she captures (and eats).
Monday, July 21, 2008
Happy birthday blog
This blog passed its 100-post anniversary. You've been a warm and comforting spot to write. Happy Birthday (of sorts) View!
Friday, May 23, 2008
The ants go marching
one by one. Hurrah! Hurrah!
You may wonder why I have this song in my head, and that's because the ants are literally marching one by one into our kitchen. A couple of weeks ago we told out apartment manager, who said they would spray. Spray they did. But did it help get rid of these pests? Nope. We bought some ant things with poison for them to crawl into, grab some food (poison), and carry it back to their queen. So far it doesn't seem to have worked. The ants continue to march in all kinds of numbers into our kitchen via our kitchen window. This means that I'm on constant dish-washing duty, where I keep the Windex bottle at the readymy weapon of choice for the ants are too far away from the traps to reap the poison. There's some satisfaction being able to watch those little suckers die and get swept into the trash.
I really don't understand why the "Ants Go Marching On" is so upbeat. Not "hurrah!" It's more like, "Dammit! Dammit!" But the song is catchy anyhow. Both Jonathan and I have taken to singing it to keep ourselves from being driven mad.
Side note: I'm not sure why my posts this week have been violent; first the key fob, and now the Windex. I'll try to start writing about fuzzy stuff. Jonathan and I are going to try to make it to an arboretum and go see the new Indy flick this weekend. I'll try to take pictures of the trees and write an upbeat post so as not to drag done the mood of this blog.
You may wonder why I have this song in my head, and that's because the ants are literally marching one by one into our kitchen. A couple of weeks ago we told out apartment manager, who said they would spray. Spray they did. But did it help get rid of these pests? Nope. We bought some ant things with poison for them to crawl into, grab some food (poison), and carry it back to their queen. So far it doesn't seem to have worked. The ants continue to march in all kinds of numbers into our kitchen via our kitchen window. This means that I'm on constant dish-washing duty, where I keep the Windex bottle at the readymy weapon of choice for the ants are too far away from the traps to reap the poison. There's some satisfaction being able to watch those little suckers die and get swept into the trash.
I really don't understand why the "Ants Go Marching On" is so upbeat. Not "hurrah!" It's more like, "Dammit! Dammit!" But the song is catchy anyhow. Both Jonathan and I have taken to singing it to keep ourselves from being driven mad.
Side note: I'm not sure why my posts this week have been violent; first the key fob, and now the Windex. I'll try to start writing about fuzzy stuff. Jonathan and I are going to try to make it to an arboretum and go see the new Indy flick this weekend. I'll try to take pictures of the trees and write an upbeat post so as not to drag done the mood of this blog.
Monday, February 18, 2008
Clever posters
I'm not big on posters. They're too big, too overdone, and just too cheap looking. For the most part. Checking out my all-time-favorite picture blog Oh Joy!, I clicked on one of the rotating ad banners, the Keep Calm Gallery. These posters are so witty and clever. I want one for my cubicle at work. The "Keep Calm and Carry On" poster would fit well. The poster's message was one that harks back to WWII, but it's appropriate for work too. Some days I can almost hear the sirens going off.
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