I don’t remember where I was going on this day, but I feel as if this is a post I could have written today. I started blogging on Myspace on August 14, 2006, and when I go back to my Myspace blog I see that I was more emotionally expressive …
This morning I was searching through my trunks to find my old 90s hats for an upcoming party. I opened the wrong trunk and found Christmas decorations and an old notepad. Thinking that it was odd for me to have single notepad mixed in with decorations, I decided to flip …
The image was captured before I moved to Atlanta, so I am placing it around 2005/2006. I remember the days of going to the Latta Arcade for lunch. At the time, I worked across the street at the brokerage entity formerly known as Wachovia Securities. Clarification for the locals– I …
Yeah, so I cleaned one-third of my apartment today, my building was evacuated because of fire alarms, and I watched Claudine for the first time, but I’m thinking none of that matters as much to my twitter family. What matters to them is that I cooked today. They know that …
I have over 1,000 iPhone images in my phone. Instead of leaving them there, I’m going to share a few on my blog each week. So here we go, week 1 of sharing.
I’m not vegetarian or vegan or even pescetarian. I love meat. Put some poultry, pork, beef, or bison on my plate and I’m a happy woman. I like my dinners to include meat with a side of potatoes. Now, don’t get me wrong – I love broccoli and asparagus and …
I was in center city Philadelphia one day and saw a mural.
People seem to like this one. Does it make you hungry?
This is my first edited iMovie video, meaning I added some text and a couple of transitions.
It’s not perfect (actually it’s very sloppy), but I’m happy that I:
1. participated in the walk (social activity)
2. asked the organizer if I could interview him (social activity bordering on journalism)
3. sat down in front of my computer and attempted to edit the video (overcame laziness)
4. uploaded it for the world to see.
I drove up to New York this week to support my friend BeaTru. This was only my second visit to Harlem and while things were slightly familiar, it was still intriguing to me. Yes, it’s dirty and kinda smelly, but I can understand that the volume of people living in the area would be a huge contributing factor.
I feel as if I am on an island of sorts. Kind of like this section of the boardwalk that is not connected to anything, and is only surrounded by rocks and debris.