Thursday, November 30, 2006
Unsolicited travel advice from me
If you can, go horseback riding the day before a trip overseas. It clears your mind and allows you to reconnect to yourself.
Take a laptop extension cord on the plane, but not your red Channel lipstick. The harmless 3-foot cord will be allowed on board, but your lipstick will be confiscated as it's been deemed a threat to the national security.
Try and eat lots of Clementines before flying. It's good to feel light when you're in the air.
If you're going to bring your iPod on a trip, make sure it has at least one really good bad song, like George Michael's "Freedom."
Never drive in your car alone and scream at the top of your lungs, "I'M GOING TO SPAIN TOMORROW!!!!" (people might think you're crazy).
Take a laptop extension cord on the plane, but not your red Channel lipstick. The harmless 3-foot cord will be allowed on board, but your lipstick will be confiscated as it's been deemed a threat to the national security.
Try and eat lots of Clementines before flying. It's good to feel light when you're in the air.
If you're going to bring your iPod on a trip, make sure it has at least one really good bad song, like George Michael's "Freedom."
Never drive in your car alone and scream at the top of your lungs, "I'M GOING TO SPAIN TOMORROW!!!!" (people might think you're crazy).
Favorite bedtime book...
Books for Spain
Picture of interest
A man should...
Wednesday, November 29, 2006
Tuesday, November 28, 2006
Sunday Night at the Bookstore
Why is it...?
Tuesday Morning
Monday, November 27, 2006
Things that make me go hmmm...
What dreams are made of...
Sunday, November 26, 2006
Victory
Even though while carving the turkey I sliced the hell out of my thumb, even though David had to pour cayenne pepper on the wound to stop it from bleeding profusely, even though the pain of the burn caused by the cayenne pepper lasted for hours and was at times excruciating, I have to say, honestly, tonight was one of the most peaceful and enjoyable Thanksgivings I've ever had. And most importantly, Annie was happy.
Saturday, November 25, 2006
Blogging from the kitchen Sat., 4:43 P.M.
Blogging from the kitchen Sat., 12:41 P.M.
Blogging from the kitchen Sat., 11:30 a.m.
Creating reality 101
This was the first year Annie was really looking forward to Thanksgiving, and when it turned out to be less than stellar (nothing awful happened, it was just slightly chaotic), she felt deeply disappointed. So, rather than accepting the day as it was and simply hoping for a better one next year, I decided to have "Thanksgiving, Round Two."
If anyone wants to join us, I’m cooking a feast Saturday night, a turkey and all that goes with it, including a few friends, good wine and fresh coffee, and I’m crossing my fingers that someone will arrive with desert from Zabar’s.
If anyone wants to join us, I’m cooking a feast Saturday night, a turkey and all that goes with it, including a few friends, good wine and fresh coffee, and I’m crossing my fingers that someone will arrive with desert from Zabar’s.
Friday, November 24, 2006
Thursday, November 23, 2006
Thankful for...
Bill Evans is
Wednesday, November 22, 2006
Even more unsolicited advice from me
Eat portage with maple syrup, cinnamon and a splash of milk.
If there's no heat or hot water in your apartment, call your landlord first thing.
Let your children see you vulnerable, but don't let them see you weak.
Hold to nothing and hope for everything.
It's better to wake up too early than to sleep with the curtains closed. (unless you really need to sleep in).
Pack lightly when traveling. Unless you're a Leo woman, then pack everything you own.
If there's no heat or hot water in your apartment, call your landlord first thing.
Let your children see you vulnerable, but don't let them see you weak.
Hold to nothing and hope for everything.
It's better to wake up too early than to sleep with the curtains closed. (unless you really need to sleep in).
Pack lightly when traveling. Unless you're a Leo woman, then pack everything you own.
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