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February 2, 2011
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January 22, 2011
What a day!
Of course I had the most incredible birthday yesterday because I have the bestest family and friends in the whole world. Cake and ice cream was eaten, presents were enjoyed, and I am braced to face my 42nd year of existence. Thank you all!
According to this very interesting site, the i-Ching hexagram for [...]
January 19, 2011
Horseshoes and other found objects
Sugar Cookie and I took an extra-long walk today because longer walks—especially along uphill routes, strangely enough—do wonders for settling my back pain. Something about my sore back likes climbing hills—if I could just dedicate my entire life to walking slowly uphill I'd have it made! But today we only had about an hour [...]
January 16, 2011
By jiminy, it really *is* faster!
Wow. So far I'm liking Google Chrome quite a lot. And I haven't even started playing around with all the extensions.
It's raining outside, and my back is very emphatic about not wanting to leave its heating pad, so today is a stay-in-bed-with-the-laptop day. Which is fine, because I have podcast intros that need [...]
January 11, 2011
No snow? Waaa!
Apparently we're NOT going to get the big snowstorm that the weatherpeoples were predicting for Portland. Waaa! I wanted some snow! I am very selfish because I work at home and don't have to commute anywhere and I wanted to go play in the snow with my dog. I wanted the whole world to [...]
January 3, 2011
Welcome, 2011!
Let me be one of the last to say, "Happy New Year!" to all my friends and readers. As I was saying to my husband on our New Year's Day walk (which has become somewhat of a tradition in our family), I can make one prediction with 100% confidence … it will be a [...]
January 1, 2011
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December 30, 2010
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December 27, 2010
The Economics of Pain
Given my current unsatisfactory state, I've been thinking a lot over the past couple of weeks about the economics of pain—and more specifically, how my decision processes regarding my condition have been shaped by my need to adopt a consumerist mentality, and the compromises attendant to that mentality. Jeez, what a chewy sentence! Let's [...]
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