Archive for May, 2007
Published May 30th, 2007
More Gabriel&Dresden
Published May 30th, 2007
Since I was virtually abandoned to my own devices here in Burbank, I sometimes do things with an online social group to get out and meet people. Did you needto know that? Probably not. But there it is. Anyway, this week one of the outings was to go see Angel-A. I like this group because […]
Published May 24th, 2007
Tomorrow is Towel Day. Do the right thing, people.
Published May 22nd, 2007
I stumbled across an article today written by a “strong Christian mother” who finds out, to her horror, that her son is gay. The article apparently appeared in Today’s Christian Woman in 1997. I don’t know what the readership’s reaction was then, but all the comments on the article are from today - and the […]
Published May 22nd, 2007
Original thought appears to be lacking today, so lets go with a meme! First found at The Library Diva.
A book that made you cry: The first book I can remember making me cry was Where the Red Fern Grows, Wilson Rawls. You don’t cry from that book, you don’t have a soul.
A book that scared […]
Published May 21st, 2007
There are blogs, and then there are Blogs. I’m of the opinion that if you have your own personal blog, on your own domain, you can post whatever the hell you want. However, if you post a blog on a corporate magazine site, you should be doing a little research so that you don’t look […]
Published May 19th, 2007
Read the (long) review here!
Published May 18th, 2007
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Attention Lunatic Atheists, originally uploaded by Chairman Meow.
Wow. Just wow. Can you imagine if you replaced “Atheists†here with “Muslims†or “Jews†or “Christiansâ€? This billboard is hate propaganda, and very nearly a threat of violence. Shameful. Disturbing. Offensive. […]
Published May 17th, 2007
Those of you who know me know that I have the bizarre skill of being generally pleasant to be around even though I haven’t seen the bright side of a situation since…well…uh….I have no analogy here. Since ever. I’m just far too good at seeing what can go wrong, by the time I try to […]
Published May 15th, 2007
Go ahead, read it here.
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