National Podcast Day
(I tried to autopost this yesterday, but I guess the podcasts don’t carry over…) Because I should be doing other stuff, here’s a podcast in honour of National Podcasting Day. Music Continue Reading →
Category Archives: commentary
Workity-Work-Work
I’ve been sitting here tonight trying to figure out why I am so exhausted — I yawned through my afternoon meeting and grabbed a quick nap when I got home, Continue Reading →
I could do that.
I worked a full day of retail today, plying my wares at the Hearts and Hands Craft Fair at UVic. I did well; I made back my table fee before Continue Reading →
Cocktail Confusion
I failed to blog Friday or Saturday but I don’t feel like its a full fail, just a gap. I was feeling very under the weather Friday, thankful that I didn’t Continue Reading →
Cooks Source Mess
This morning Judith Griggs, the editor of Cooks Source Magazine released an official statement on what’s left of her website. In it she claims that her website and FB page Continue Reading →
Bottled Joy?
Yesterday, I bought a bottle of Crystal Head Vodka. I bought it because I thought the package was far too cool not to own. Now I’ve read more about the Continue Reading →
Halloween Approaches…
It’s October… Halloween month… and I am clueless as to what costume I should wear. Suggestions welcome but bear in mind, if it contains the word “sexy” it’s not going Continue Reading →
Memories with their own Soundtracks
My week of October vacation started off pretty tense and difficult (we figured out how to deal with the issue at hand, albeit in a round-about way) and then by Continue Reading →
Friday Fun with Food
Really, this is one of those link-dump posts but all the links are food-related in some way… so enjoy! Always good for information I didn’t need, @mental_floss delivered via Twitter Continue Reading →
Read a Banned Book
This week is American Library Association’s Banned Book Week, south of the border (the Canadian Library Association promotes Freedom to Read Week in February each year). I thought I would Continue Reading →