Published February 26th, 2008
in Travel.
A couple of nights ago, my friend’s friend (Julie) received a random unsolicited email from combinedtours@trips-southamerica.com. Upon opening the message, she saw the following embedded advertisement:
As you can imagine, Julie was very surprised to see a couple of faces she recognized in the image! As was Kara, to whom Julie forwarded the message, and as […]
Published February 24th, 2008
in Seattle.
I ended up spending my photography day two Sundays ago at the Volunteer Park Conservatory, UW campus, and the main branch of the Seattle Public Library. I had a great time at the Conservatory (aside from the one room where my lens kept fogging up), an okay time at UW (I really don’t know my […]
Published February 24th, 2008
in Politics.
It’s hard not to hate the guy (unless you’re a Republican). He’s an egomaniac who shows no apparent shame about popularizing the myth that there was little difference between Gore and Bush back in 2000, or about splitting the Democratic vote to make that year’s election tip ever so slightly towards Bush.
In fact, his […]
Published February 12th, 2008
in Seattle.
From my husband:
Dude! Getting drunk with friends on a weeknight - it’s good shit.
Published February 8th, 2008
in Seattle.
I’m taking an “Introduction to SLR Photography Class,” and my assignment for this week is to take photos of scenes containing interesting geometric shapes. The assignment can be interpreted loosely — e.g., a pine tree can be a triangle, and the geometric shape in the photo may exist only because I’ve cut off the edges […]
Published February 5th, 2008
in Geek.
As we all know, today is Super Tuesday, and the results are starting to roll in.
What you may not know is that tomorrow is Super Wednesday: the day that Karaoke Revolution will be released for the Wii.
I have mine on pre-order. Do you?
Published February 4th, 2008
in Seattle.
I spoke to quite a few friends this weekend who are registered Democrats in Washington state and who would like to cast votes for the Democratic presidential nomination. A few of them had already received their absentee ballots for the primary and were planning to send them in. They were shocked when I told them […]