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toastykitten) wrote2006-06-10 11:15 am
toastykitten) wrote2006-06-10 11:15 am
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My Flickr page - I haven't updated it since we went to New Orleans. (I also need to seriously start doing creative stuff again, because otherwise I will just rant on and on about work, and that will bore me, too.) Did you know you can only do three photosets if you don't buy the Pro account? *sigh*
This Flower Maker tool is awesome.
Seven-course Vietnamese beef has been cancelled because the authentic Vietnamese person who was going to order for us has to work overtime today. It's okay, though; it's not like my sisters eat beef anyway. (You may be asking, well, why were you going to eat beef in the first place? Because Mark, I, and another one of my sisters does, and presumably, so does the Vietnamese person. And why don't my other sisters eat beef, even though they're not vegetarian? Because they're the pickiest people in the world. Example: the first time Mark met them, we took them to a nice, slightly upscale Japanese restaurant. The pickiest sister bitched about how the grains of rice were broken. No joke.)
I'm poking around on Mark's co-workers and friends' weblogs. It is simultaneously both highly amusing (who the hell decides to do a blog on Bay Area traffic??) and full of great surprises (like that one of them lives in Montreal and plays the organ - this same guy also posted a recipe for tea which involves tuna), and also, ultimately weird. Some of them I only know by IRC nickname, others I see frequently in real life.
Mark just asked me if he should have a blog, too. I told him that depends on if he's actually going to write in it. He used to have one, supposedly to help him with his writing (and he is quite eloquent when he wants to be), but he just kept not posting in favor of doing other stuff. Maybe if he has a specific subject, like his "cluster empire" (my nickname), or his devotion to sci-fi shows like Battlestar and Dr. Who (which, I'm so sad about because no more Christopher Eccleston), or the Middle East. On second thought, scratch the Middle East because it'll just make him implode.
This Flower Maker tool is awesome.
Seven-course Vietnamese beef has been cancelled because the authentic Vietnamese person who was going to order for us has to work overtime today. It's okay, though; it's not like my sisters eat beef anyway. (You may be asking, well, why were you going to eat beef in the first place? Because Mark, I, and another one of my sisters does, and presumably, so does the Vietnamese person. And why don't my other sisters eat beef, even though they're not vegetarian? Because they're the pickiest people in the world. Example: the first time Mark met them, we took them to a nice, slightly upscale Japanese restaurant. The pickiest sister bitched about how the grains of rice were broken. No joke.)
I'm poking around on Mark's co-workers and friends' weblogs. It is simultaneously both highly amusing (who the hell decides to do a blog on Bay Area traffic??) and full of great surprises (like that one of them lives in Montreal and plays the organ - this same guy also posted a recipe for tea which involves tuna), and also, ultimately weird. Some of them I only know by IRC nickname, others I see frequently in real life.
Mark just asked me if he should have a blog, too. I told him that depends on if he's actually going to write in it. He used to have one, supposedly to help him with his writing (and he is quite eloquent when he wants to be), but he just kept not posting in favor of doing other stuff. Maybe if he has a specific subject, like his "cluster empire" (my nickname), or his devotion to sci-fi shows like Battlestar and Dr. Who (which, I'm so sad about because no more Christopher Eccleston), or the Middle East. On second thought, scratch the Middle East because it'll just make him implode.