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Wheeeee!

Hear that? That's the sound of me going down in a blaze of not-glory. 

So Tuesday I'm climbing into my car with the questionable tires and squealing brakes and driving across Snoqualmie Pass. I'll likely be praying the entire way. If you all could send good thoughts and vibes my way I'd appreciate it. My brakes will be getting fixed whilst over there. But I have so much to do get ready to go that I kind of feel like ( Read more... )

I thought long and hard about posting this entry versus not posting this entry, and finally decided to just go ahead and post it ( Read more... )

I think I've settled on a title for my Big Bang. And I don't think I'm allowed to share it because of the anonymity of artists claims, but I want to! Darn it. In lieu of that, I'll share the title of my Meant to Be Challenge since sadly there will be no art for it (unless I make it myself, which.... is that allowed?). Anyway, the name of the MTB ( Read more... )

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I'm taking a little break from my BB tonight and working on the Meant to Be Challenge. Which means I get to listen to upbeat dance music to write to (lol). I've got most of my stuff packed for the trip this weekend and now my only distraction is my cat, Santino, who keeps bringing me his toys and meowing at me until I play fetch with him. I mean, ( Read more... )

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I think I'm going to wrap myself in bubble wrap and become a recluse. Okay, not really, but after today I was considering it. I was excited - I really was. Lissa and I were going to be meeting up with our good friend M at the brand-new Hobby Lobby in Lakewood. On the way there we were almost creamed by this d-bag who suddenly decided to make a U- ( Read more... )

Title: Through Ice and Fog (Or, Why I'm Not Keen on Semis)
Genre: Non-Fiction
Rating: PG
Word Count: 2,172
Summary: On a dark and snowy night, my family encounters truckers being douchebags. This was originally published in the Loan Star Gazette in April, 2006 which was a company-wide newsletter at Sallie Mae, where I worked. Special thanks to my ( Read more... )