Monthly Archives: March 2006

When I was somewhere between the ages of 9 and 11, my parents were invited to have dinner at the home of some acquaintances. I never met the couple, but knew where they lived, as my walk home from school … Continue reading →

Working at Home I’ve taken up birdwatching, apparently. I looked out my office window and saw one of these yesterday. Of course, I didn’t know what it was, at first and had to look around to identify it. Sure enough, … Continue reading →

I have the Worst Haircut Ever. It’s times like these that I truly appreciate the fact that I do not need to leave home and, therefore, encounter other sentient life forms unrelated to me and who might point and stare … Continue reading →

I’ve had several “we’re not in Missouri anymore” moments in the last week. That crack in the wall of reality opened just a bit wider lately and I’ve been slipping through it often. Seen at Harris Teeter For those of … Continue reading →