Well, today was definitely one of those good day, bad day kinda days ( Read more... )

Today's Lesson: Concrete blocks are very heavy. You should not drop them on your foot ( Read more... )

The sound of his hard-soled shoes on the street faltered. "You live in a church?"

My eyes narrowed. "Yeah. But I don't sleep with voodoo dolls."

Hee!

That? Seriously cracked my shit up. It's from The Good, the Bad, and the Undead by Kim Harrison, which is the sequel to Dead Witch Walking. I loved the first one, and the second one is great so far ( Read more... )

Am so tired ( Read more... )

I remember reading somewhere that David Boreanaz filmed "In the Dark" either immediately after or several days after a high speed car accident. My respect for the man has gone up around 600 notches. I can barely move, and he was strung up by his arms for several hours a day ( Read more... )

Thank you all so much for your concern! It means so much to me, really. I'm doing okay ( Read more... )

Mom and I were hungry, so she asked me to go get dinner. The fast food place is less than half a mile from our house, on the other side of a very big intersection ( Read more... )

The other night when I was at the theater with Tim, I slipped going down the stairs on the way out. Luckily, he and I were the only ones in the theater at the time -- my friends and I have this weird compulsion to stay to the end of the credits for every movie that we see -- and no one saw my display of poise, bearing, and grace ( Read more... )

What a weekend. My baby Willow went in for her first oil change on Saturday -- maquisleader told me to take a camera. Since it was the first one, I took her to the Honda dealership instead of the little oil change place around the corner. Got a free car wash out of it, but it took freaking forever -- an hour and a half for an oil change ( Read more... )

For the next few days at least, I will be typing one-handed. I fell and re-injured the wrist I hurt in a car accident earlier this year, so it's all wrapped up in a big bulky bandage.

Ow.

Where's my Advil?