Month: December 2007

  • Update Du Month

    Update Du Month

    I was so busy “posting every day for a month” that I need a day to catch up and update you on old news: Cysts I find out tomorrow what the next step is for the PancreaCyst. Mom, however, woke up Wednesday with a cyst swinging off her elbow, much like this: …except Mom’s arms…

  • UPDATED: Auntie Em! Auntie Em!

    I think that the last semester of getting a degree in meteorology should include experiencing an ice storm, a hurricane, a tornado, an earthquake, and a wildfire. The Weather Channel employs people who have evidently never experienced an ice storm. If you listen to them, there is this very moment an ice storm closing down…

  • Social Butterfly

    Here is what happens when you decide early not to throw a yearly tea party. The week the party would have been: 1. You attend the company Christmas party and enjoy it. 2. You attend the Yearly Company Lunch and enjoy it. 3. You attend Friend #1 Catherine the Red’s birthday party and enjoy it…

  • Oh No Oenophilia

    Last night at the company Christmas party I cliqued about with Friends #2-4. It was quite nice; an open bar and dinner at Trattoria Branica. They fed us salmon, assorted vegetation, and a hunk of beef. The beef must have been from Montana, but the salmon was divine. So we were hanging out by the…

  • Toe Boy of the Year

    This Google Analytics thing has sparked my imagination. Every little visitor dot has significance to me. I have assigned a persona to every big dot. Like “Oh…That’s a nice size dot in Oklahoma City. I bet that’s Joy.” And, by the way, a big wave at New Zealand, land of the BIG DOT in Auckland.…

  • In Which Montana Breaks Our Heart

    In Which Montana Breaks Our Heart

    If I go to Google Analytics, I see a map that displays my visitors by country and state. The darker the green, the more visits from that state. So I have to say: Where’s the love, Montana? Google Analytics says you are giving me the cold shoulder.

  • In Which We Have Hope for a Miraculous Recovery

    I’ve been feeling a little under the weather MS-wise since I went off the Copaxone. It isn’t anything serious. When asked by the neurologist, I reported I felt like I was wearing a tight pair of knee socks all the time. Oh, and I had a Nerf football under my right ribcage. I’ve felt the…

  • Senior Citizen Skip Day

    The title? Technically, there’s no post for 12/02/07. So that blows NaBloPoYear. Damnit. But, still I had to tell you about the Incident Over the Basement Stairs. I am a great believer in gravity. This is why everything that needs to go into the basement is tossed over the ledge at one end of the…