Monthly Archives: December 2005

In an impressive display of karma, I’m in bed this evening with some kind of virus. You don’t even want to know what my day was like. Happy New Year, and have a good one.

So, 2005 wasn’t my favorite year. Here’s the breakdown of good days versus bad days. Here’s a breakdown of how I spent my time in 2005. And, here’s an overview of all the moving I’ve done since 2003. Values for … Continue reading →

Awesome things I bought iPod nano red couch my baby digital camera Colors Pink Red Olive green Favorite posts by month comment spam (a really long post about) (Jan) Why I’ll (probably) never buy another PC (Feb) four thousand comments … Continue reading →

I thought long and hard about making an end of the year music list, because it generally ends in tears and is usually a rehash of someone else’s list, but I’m doing it anyway. In fact, I’m going to make … Continue reading →

So, yesterday was a pretty rough day for me. I could not believe after all the buildup, all the shopping, and all the baking, Christmas was over. It was more of a letdown than I remember feeling for quite some … Continue reading →

I hope Santa was good to you, if you’re into that sort of thing. What did I get for Christmas? Lots of love. Audra was kind enough to share. Seriously, though, I got a whole lot of domestic-goddess-like products, which … Continue reading →

I was by the beer case at Super Target tonight (I got lost on my way to the breakfast freezer for waffles), and I noticed they are now selling “nicer” brands of beer by the bottle (Amstel Light, Pilsner Urquell, … Continue reading →

And… I’m done. I’m pretty pleased with my Christmas gifting this year. I got really excited and spent a bit more than I planned, but who cares? It’s the season of giving. Or the season of credit card balances. Now … Continue reading →

It’s gotten almost winter-like in Tennessee lately, and the days are growing shorter. I have flannel sheets on my bed and warm socks on my feet. But you know what? I miss the sunlight in the morning and the evening. … Continue reading →