…Can I Steal You For A Sec?

September 23, 2016October 3, 20161 Comment

Noob Musings on The Bachelor Franchise This is honestly a little slice of media absurdity that I found myself lost in via the back-way. It started with that damn XM Radio... I was given a free three-month trial with my new car, and after completely binging on casually tuning into Entertainment News, I found a … Continue reading …Can I Steal You For A Sec?

Movies of 1986 … the good. The bad. The Money Pit.

August 16, 2016September 9, 2016Leave a comment

Just a quick list to get you thinking about some 30-year-old movies ... of the many releases of 1986, these are my personal faves. Keep in mind: In 1986, I was nine. So my favorites tend to skew toward the juvenile. View the entire list from '86 here. Back to School ~ Rodney Dangerfield and … Continue reading Movies of 1986 … the good. The bad. The Money Pit.

The Anatomy of the College Frosh Basket

August 16, 2016August 17, 2016Leave a comment

Stressed about what to get that off-to-college student in your life? Fret no more. I have the answer. Start with a plastic bin; they'll need at least 32 for their personal belongings anyway. Add TP rolls for filler as well as the first gift item...they'll need those too, mostly for non-toilet purposes. Tissues when they … Continue reading The Anatomy of the College Frosh Basket

Geek Salad Tossed Me Another Blog Prompt

August 16, 2016November 29, 2016Leave a comment

In the pursuit of drafting Top Ten Lists -- or Top Five, Top 15, Top 132, whatevs -- there's a lot of self-discovery to be made. It always starts the same... someone, for some reason, asks you to list your favorite albums, movies, books, or sock brands, then slaps a finite number on it. You … Continue reading Geek Salad Tossed Me Another Blog Prompt

Hand-made thank you notes

July 25, 2016July 22, 2016Leave a comment

Juli (2) and I collaborated on a few thank you note designs recently. Materials: Crayola finger paints, Project Life 2x3 cards, cardstock, assorted embellishments. The circles were made by putting pouch caps in paint.