Friday, April 30, 2010
Half sick of blogging
Anyway - sometime soon, I'll be moving the daily earring report to facebook and only posting here when I actually have something to say.
RSN.
Today's earrings: boots, brooms
Bedtime reading: My Heart Leaps Up, R.A. Lafferty
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Best excuse ever
Bedtime reading: My Heart Leaps Up, R.A. Lafferty
Monday, April 26, 2010
Ecclesiastes 9:11
Again I saw that under the sun the race is not to the swift, nor the battle to the strong, nor bread to the wise, nor riches to the intelligent, nor favor to the men of skill; but time and chance happen to them all.
Today's earrings: racing camels, bicycles
Bedtime reading: My Heart Leaps Up, R.A. Lafferty
Friday, April 23, 2010
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Tonight on Survivor
This week, the teams merged. Villain Sandra stole a moment alone with Hero Rupert and told him the real scoop: the internal divisions of the Villains had never been along gender lines, and Sandra was the real odd one out on that team. Since Rupert and Sandra had been allies in a previous season, Rupert believed her. Since JT was very much invested in his fantasy of Evil Women, JT did not believe her. JT's conviction was bolstered by a series of not-terribly-plausible lies from Russell.
Danielle (a Villain) wins the immunity challenge. Considerable maneuvering ensues. The ex-Heroes, what with one thing and another, decide not to vote for their primary target Parvati, but for Jerri (a Villanous red shirt). The ex-Villains decide to vote for JT. After the voting, Parvati produced two immunity idols - the one JT gave Russell, which Russell gave her, plus one she'd found herself - and handed them to Sandra and Jerri. Sandra and Jerri thank Parvati and play the idols. JT voted out.
JT congratulated Russell, but not Parvati, before he left. In his final words, he said that the lesson he'd learned (from Russell lying to him) was "never trust a woman."
Today's earrings: frogs, lily pads
Bedtime reading: My Heart Leaps Up, R.A. Lafferty
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
SCIENCE!
I think we're on for brunch this Saturday.
Today's earrings: eyes, dopamine molecules
Bedtime reading: My Heart Leaps Up, R.A. Lafferty
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
The time has come
Today's earrings: elephants, mice
Bedtime reading: My Heart Leaps Up, R.A. Lafferty
Monday, April 19, 2010
Couplet named
Meg has it!
Amy got it, too.
So! Brunch at my place next weekend?
Today's earrings: boots, chickens
Bedtime reading: My Heart Leaps Up, R.A. Lafferty
Friday, April 16, 2010
Name that couplet
And thick and fast they came at last,
And more, and more, and more --
First person to name the poem without googling gets brunch on me.
Today's earrings: sand dollars, shells
Bedtime reading: My Heart Leaps Up, R.A. Lafferty
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Previously unappreciated benefit of wearing loose skirts all the time
Today's earrings: skeletal fish
Bedtime reading: My Heart Leaps Up, R.A. Lafferty
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Got stuff done
Today's earrings: eyes, mailboxes
Bedtime reading: My Heart Leaps Up, R.A. Lafferty
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Clumsy
*sigh*
Today's earrings: octopi, coins
Bedtime reading: My Heart Leaps Up, R.A. Lafferty
Friday, March 26, 2010
Compasses
Unerring and impartial justice; the perfect figure of the circle with the central point, the source of life. With the square, the compasses define the limits and the bounds of rectitude. In sacred architecture the compasses represent transcendent knowlege; the archetype controlling all works; the navigator.
-- J.C. Cooper, An Illustrated Encyclopedia of Traditional Symbols
Today's earrings: compasses
Bedtime reading: Iron Tears, R.A. Lafferty
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Happy Pi Day!
Spinach-feta quiche (A made the crust)
Pie-shaped pasta with M's pesto
An array of tiny store-bought dessert pies
Wine
Trivial Pursuit.
I love the holidays.
Today's earrings: pies, apples
Bedtime reading: Iron Tears, R.A. Lafferty
Friday, March 12, 2010
"Like Little Ducks Each Day"
Jonah Hirnbrecher was doing something with his hands, on or behind the shoulders of Jim Snapjudge. He seemed to be unfastening an invisible something, probably a garment. Then he drew it off and folded it carefully with his ritual hands. The object was still invisible, and yet its shape, including the very fancy fringes of it, could be guessed from the movement of those Jonah hands.
"I am removing your Prophet's Mantle, Snapjudge," Jonah said then in a liturgical voice. "It is best removed some hours before death, for the prophetic faculty is already lost when the doubting and questioning begin. When one dies and the Mantle has not been symbolically removed, then the trees in the sacred talking groves (there are still some in nearby Scioto county) will wail out 'A Prophet is dead!' and I hate to hear grown trees cry."- - R.A. Lafferty
Today's earrings: gingerbread men, fire trucks
Bedtime reading: Iron Tears, R.A. Lafferty
Thursday, December 31, 2009
Full moon
Today's earrings: amethysts
Bedtime reading: Does Anyone Else Have Something Further to Add?, R.A. Lafferty
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Eternal vigilance, or, someone should hire some proofreaders
*sigh*
Today's earrings: eyes, liberty dimes
Bedtime reading: Does Anyone Else Have Something Further to Add?, R.A. Lafferty
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Who's on first?
Today's earrings: leaves, other leaves
Bedtime reading: Does Anyone Else Have Something Further to Add?, R.A. Lafferty


