Monthly Archives: August 2009

Re-writing the Script

It’s not a new concept. We live our lives by the script inside our head, usually completely unaware of it, assuming the script is simply who we are. But it’s not, really. Re-writing the script is difficult. Aside from an incredible amount of self-awareness, it involves holding each belief up to the light, examining it [...]

The Neil Finn Show of Heartbreak (or, Largo Is Lame)

On the plus side: I got to spend time with my good friend Hector We went to a fantastic restaurant/bar with tacos so good they made me nostalgic Neil played a couple of my favorites that I’ve never heard him do live Not bad. On the minus side: Because we were told before the show [...]

Lite Sites! Lite Sites! Read all about it!

Have you met my friend Sarah Bray? She’s a kick-ass designer (and entrepreneur, and wife and mama), and she’s recently launched something that’s going to knock your socks off. It’s called Lite Sites. Here’s what Sarah has to say about them: LiteSites are gorgeous, customized pre-built websites that are packed with functionality and are built [...]

A Story About Ping

This is not a story about a duck. (Sorry.) Note: This is my first-ever video. How excitement! However, there is maybe an issue with image/sound syncing? If this is the case while you’re watching, I recommend opening another tab in your browser and pretending you’re listening to a podcast. I hate image/sound syncing issues. They [...]

C’est tragique.

If you didn’t know me during high school, here’s what you missed. Rad Bauhaus shirt, huh? In case you can’t tell, my hair was buzzed down to about a quarter inch, save the bangs. (Also: this was the same year I requested that my then-boyfriend administer a tattoo of my own design, using a homemade [...]

Always/Never

{Note: I was inspired by a Tweet from @gwenbell.} ALWAYS graphed paper black ink baritones sweet potatoes banter platform shoes trees multi: lingual, cultural, geographical v-necks black boots be open to change NEVER lined paper blue ink phoniness crewnecks homogeny espadrilles football sashimi nationalism say never And what are yours?

Notes on Swimming

I forget how much I like swimming until I actually do it. I’m lucky enough to have three pools at my disposal, but–as with so many other things in life–they tend to fade into the background, due mostly to familiarity. And yet each time I remember they’re there, and I ignore the horror-thoughts about being [...]

A Wee Bit O’ Silliness

First off, Craig Ferguson does not photograph well. (And I realize that many people will disagree here, but I’m firm on that*.) So I’m using this still from the movie The Big Tease, in which he plays a gay hairdresser from Scotland (of all places), because I find the outfit hilarious. Right. Moving on, yesterday [...]