Monthly Archives: October 2005

So my coworker Jon has been in Spain two weeks. We’ve all missed him. We put our heads together for some time to come up with a way to welcome him back. Ultimately we decided to act on Pat’s genius … Continue reading →

Very quick catch up. Went to see a play last Friday with Sarah, Alison, and Andrew, and it was terrible. Dreadful. But Alison and Sarah and I had delicious Indian food beforehand (with coupons) and then all of us celebrated … Continue reading →

First, when are people dressing up and going downtown to celebrate Halloween? Saturday? My owl puppet arrived from my eBay bid and I dug out my old goddess tunic, which has an insanely short skirt. Need to find warm tights … Continue reading →

Behold the destruction. New door to laundry area from kitchen into unfinished closet Close up of edge of hole Cabinets were torn down as well.

Got my hairs cut today at Dree, where I spied knitting friend Lizzie working. I look like a cocker spaniel again, but maybe it won’t look quite so puppydog ear–like when I wash the “product” out. I hate how that … Continue reading →

Last night my friend Lane at work invited over the curious few who’d heard of her sit-com writing experience to see the shows. She fed us a delicious casserole and told wild stories about her working days before the Press. … Continue reading →

I got to see Elissa this weekend. She and Mike were in town with sweet baby Gideon Moses, and her folks had people over to see how adorable he is. Gideon smiled the entire time, and especially when Elissa would … Continue reading →

Here’s the infamous chicken wallpaper you’ve heard so much about. I was going to strip off enough to frame, because it is kind of charming in small amounts, but it won’t come off in large enough strips. So someone at … Continue reading →

Okay, so that was the saddest corn maze I ever saw. The corn was all dead. The maze was one wide curvy path, the exit the same as the entrance. One feral cat followed us mewing, tripping us while trying … Continue reading →

The house is making real progress already. Daddy and Lanier worked all day yesterday with the electricians, trying to get the house into this century. Went to look at cabinets in Watkinsville yesterday, and the saleswoman suggested putting up cultured … Continue reading →