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Monthly Archives: June 2007
Driving
When I was younger I loved to drive. Not just because of the newness of driving, but for me, driving was actually exhilarating. I used to take road trips all the time. Mostly when I was running away, from one … Continue reading
Posted in Life
11 Comments
Still Here.
Still home. Stuck home. Still can’t leave. Sigh…. My father asked me to please call my doctor and verify that I was able to return to work. This day (today) being the 7th day since the itchy-spots took over my … Continue reading
Posted in Life
6 Comments
The Outsider
5 years ago, at the age of 27, I made the decision to undergo a complete change. I went from ‘bartending’ (amongst other things) and working nights in a smoke filled strip club, to working days in a smoke free … Continue reading
Posted in Work
15 Comments
Touched
I want to say thank you to all the people who left me such wonderful comments and sent me emails after yesterdays post. While I am still alone, I am not lonely anymore. You see, about 5 years ago I … Continue reading
Posted in Friends, Other Bloggers
6 Comments
Why Being Really Lonely is Sometimes Super Awesome
I have been alone, as in painfully single for over a year. I have been pretty great with being alone. Happy even. It’s been nice with no one else demanding, wanting or needing things from me. It’s been positively agreeable … Continue reading
Posted in Dating, Drama Drama, Life
35 Comments
Bologna
Has any one else ever noticed that no matter how old you are, people always sing the spelling of that word? You always sort of hit a higher octave when you say the letter O.
Posted in Humor, Life
8 Comments
More Than Capable
Wow. Working from HOME, is so much more productive. Why is that? I was able to accomplish twice, maybe even three times what I am normally capable of doing when I am in the office. This is awesome. In other … Continue reading
Posted in Apple, Friends, Work
5 Comments
I Guess I Really Do Only Hear What I Want To Hear.
[REVISED EDITION] When I heard my doctor say I had the 3-day Measles (also referred to German Measles or Rubella) I thought he said I was only contagious for 3 days. I was wrong. Oops and My Bad. (That’s because … Continue reading
Posted in Drama Drama, Family, Religion, Strong Medicine, Work
16 Comments
Get It Together
This week is “Get It Together” week. I have a ton of unanswered emails, interview questions to answer and writing ops to apply for. I may have to neglect mommamia for a few days just to play catch up with … Continue reading
Posted in Life
2 Comments