Monday, July 20, 2009
Monday, June 22, 2009
Parenting

One must have a sense of humor about....and thankfully these people do. I introduce you to Let's Panic!. So far it reminds me of "The Onion", only for parenting.
Thursday, June 18, 2009
A Woolgathering Exodus
Not just an ode to my little brother.....
I stumbled upon this dude Benoit Pioulard, today and am enjoying the things that I am hearing.
Listen to more here.
I stumbled upon this dude Benoit Pioulard, today and am enjoying the things that I am hearing.
Listen to more here.
Sunday, June 14, 2009
Favorite thing today.
Chickens. Growing up we always raised chickens. I took a break from cleaning this afternoon and caught this documentary on PBS. It was awesome.
Friday, June 12, 2009
Im Westen nichts Neues
Everything is crazy right now.
Summer vacations, lack of summer vacations, looking for new jobs, people going, people coming....but things could be worse, and I know that. So...all quiet on the western front.
At least (from all appearances) we don't live in Nazi Germany.
Summer vacations, lack of summer vacations, looking for new jobs, people going, people coming....but things could be worse, and I know that. So...all quiet on the western front.
At least (from all appearances) we don't live in Nazi Germany.
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Between Friends
I am such a loser! Why am I such a loser?
Stop it or I'll kick you in the shin.
Man, I wish I wasn't so fat.....
Now you stop it!
Or what? You're going to kick me in the shin?
No, I am a pacifist......but you could maybe kick yourself.
Stop it or I'll kick you in the shin.
Man, I wish I wasn't so fat.....
Now you stop it!
Or what? You're going to kick me in the shin?
No, I am a pacifist......but you could maybe kick yourself.
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Baptism for the Dead.

While driving home from soccer yesterday evening, a report came on NPR saying that the LDS Church had done a proxy baptism for President Obama's deceased mother. The following conversation is what followed:
Mom,what is baptism for the dead?
It is when someone stands in for someone who has died, but wasn't baptized in a religion. Mormons do this to baptize people that hadn't been baptized as Mormons.
So they dig up peoples bones and sprinkle water on them? Did they do this to Obama's mom? Did she want this done?
No, they don't dig up bones. They have a person who is alive stand in for the person who is dead, and they are baptized for them.
Whaaaaaaaaa???!!! What if they don't want to be baptized??! What if they wanted to be their own religion, or no religion??!!! THIS MAKES ME SOOOO MAD.
If you have more questions, you should talk to D about it. He knows much more than I do. I think that the Mormons are just doing what they think is right. And if we don't believe the same thing that they believe, then how are they harming us by saying our name and taking a bath?
I don't think I want to talk about it. I am too mad.
Read more here:
http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalpunch/2009/05/presidents-late.html
Friday, May 1, 2009
I've got an idea...
Let's all just settle down for a minute and indulge in a little Scout Niblett.
That's better.
♥
That's better.
♥
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Skin
As a person with skin issues, I am loving this.

Please meet artist Ariana Page Russell.
"My skin is very sensitive and I blush easily. I have dermatographia, a condition in which one’s immune system exhibits hypersensitivity, via skin, that releases excessive amounts of histamine, causing capillaries to dilate and welts to appear (lasting about thirty minutes) when the skin’s surface is lightly scratched. This allows me to painlessly draw patterns and words on my skin, which I then photograph. Even though I can direct this ephemeral response by drawing on it, the reaction is involuntary, much like the uncontrollable nature of a blush."
See some more of her skin work here.

Please meet artist Ariana Page Russell.
"My skin is very sensitive and I blush easily. I have dermatographia, a condition in which one’s immune system exhibits hypersensitivity, via skin, that releases excessive amounts of histamine, causing capillaries to dilate and welts to appear (lasting about thirty minutes) when the skin’s surface is lightly scratched. This allows me to painlessly draw patterns and words on my skin, which I then photograph. Even though I can direct this ephemeral response by drawing on it, the reaction is involuntary, much like the uncontrollable nature of a blush."
See some more of her skin work here.
Friday, April 3, 2009
New York is cold, but I like where I'm living
I love Leonard Cohen. There was a great interview with him on NPR this afternoon. You can hear it at:
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=102692227
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=102692227
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