Once a year, my workplace gives out a gift certificate for a local market. Today, I figured that I would head over there and use it. (I usually am only at this establishment once a year.) I ran into my friend Jeff, which amused me, as we had unexpectedly bumped into each other at . . . → Read More: An odd encounter and an odd dream
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I was looking on the Datalounge and found this thread, which links to this story. I have to admit that my first thought was it gave new meaning to the phrase “coldcocked”. Maybe they should just refer to it as an icedickle? (Yeah, I know. Ouch. I’m here all week, folks! Try the veal!) . . . → Read More: Thread: Male genital snow sculpture ‘disgusting’ Groan! I have no idea what it was about, but some guy was loudly yelling and cursing at a neighbor’s house. The dogs were barking, and it was really annoying. It was quite late, and I really HATE having other people’s drama splashed on me. (My family is pretty WASPy in some ways. We . . . → Read More: Arguing neighbors While home for lunch, I was flipping through today’s Showcase (The Erie Times-News Entertainment supplement on Thursdays, for those who are out of town.) I glanced over page 13, which lists organization announcements. Some of them looked familiar. Then I noticed that out of the 9 entries on the page, I had sent in . . . → Read More: Media whore confirmation #279 I am doing fairly well, but I do feel as if this is a pretty packed weekend. I was up way too late on Thursday night checking on upgrading the software for one of the web sites I maintain. I was getting all sorts of weird errors, but I finally got it back to . . . → Read More: Busy weekend The Second Harvest Food Bank of NW PA held their 22nd Annual Bread Box Awards this afternoon, and I went with some other folks from the United NeoPagan Council of Lake Erie and the LBT Women of Erie. The LBT Women of Erie have been very helpful with the Pride Picnic where we collected . . . → Read More: Bread Box Awards So I am out walking the dogs late tonight, and I am coming back over 8th Street by Japan. On the other side of the street, I notice a young guy in a dark jacket riding a bicycle while talking on a cell phone in one hand. I recall thinking that this could only . . . → Read More: Cell phones and bicycles: not a good mix I was out walking the dogs tonight, and just as I was about to cross over the Bayfront Highway on West 8th Street, and all of the lights went out, even the traffic lights. I walked through Frontier park. I was sort of curious as to how far the blackout had spread, as it . . . → Read More: When the lights went out The photos from today. Fun! We were having our weekly programmers’ meeting this morning, and some folks talked about “the most wonderful time of the year” and about being excited about this coming weekend. My first thought was Pagan Pride Day, of course. (This Saturday, September 11 at 10:30 AM to 6:30/7 PM or so at St. Nick’s Grove, . . . → Read More: The Most Wonderful Time of the Year |
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