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It’s so damn special to have a spouse who knows how to fix things. No, not a handyman with a honey-do list — don’t want one of those here. How dull… how droll. Not for me!
I have a man who fixes the wysiwyg-editor and helps create the new photo folders. I have an Ubuntu Linux [...]
[photopress:crabbyemmett3.jpg,thumb,alignright] I give up. My widgets don't load now that I updated to WordPress 2.2. Dammit. I did manage to rewrite the sidebar code and add a few tidbits. I changed themes and it took quite a bit of detective work to rid the theme of the author's code. Now while I appreciate the [...]
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We keep losing the DVD remote. No, I don't want a universal remote. I just want to be able to find the DVD one.
So I decided to take off Spencer's arms
and let him hold the remote.
He's a swell guy, that Spencer Montgomery - online manikin.
I came in from a few vigorous moments of yard work to fix dinner last night and realized I'd forgotten to start the charcoal for the steaks. Well, never mind, I'll broil them… So the pepper, Dash garlic and herb, and a bit of salt later, I open the convection oven door and get ready [...]
Back in 1993, a dear friend of mine became an American citizen. I found the letter he typed (as in utilized a typewriter) to me describing just what citizenship mean to him. I quote:
July 23, 1993 Dear Valerie, I tell you it was indeed an experience of a life time, I really can not express [...]
If you know me, you know who I am. Having never met me can be difficult for those trying to know me.
With all that under my collar…
and beneath my shoe inserts, I ventured forth with most severe trepidation, prepared to rebuke the devils, and *blammo*
I did click and thenforth thereby open the [...]
Today involves in-depth discussions. The World Encyclopedia of 1938 and its entry on fascism to be exact. It's a small book, given to us by Mander of Raleigh, and its pages fill our days with wonder and fascinating, dare I say scintillating, debates. Today, as I previously noted, concerned fascism's components.
Don't use wooden clothespins in a 400 degree oven.
No time for an article, a true blog post, I've scratched my eyeball and must leave this monitor for other things less visually taxing…
So, ya'll, I can't help but think of Lyle Lovett when I look at these photos on the site linked to below ("if it's not too late, can you make that [...]
