I may or may not have had enough coffee this morning, but I swear that Morrison's singing dog guitar plays Stairway to Heaven.
Woofer
The future is wide open. And I am thankful for volume control.
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Great googly moogly
Google, I fucking lobe your guts some days. You have outdone yourself with the Moog today.
If I could marry a search engine, it would very likely be you.
I know this is only temporary, but today, it's a fully operational Moog.
Trader Joe's Haiku
Trader Joes haiku for the day:
damn you, trader joes
snack capital of the world
i cannot quit you
Brought to you today, by brie logs, Unexpected Cheddar cheese, Cookie Butter, and Kettle Corn Cookies.
Oh yes, now I remember
Just a quick word to the wise for those with not-yet-walking toddlers:
If your rugrat has any sort of bulky walker device, push toy, or other thingy with wheels that they bulldoze across the room with, at an alarmingly fast and unpredictable speed/direction, DO NOT ROCK THE FLIPS. Wear closed-toed shoes.
You're welcome.
That is all.
If your rugrat has any sort of bulky walker device, push toy, or other thingy with wheels that they bulldoze across the room with, at an alarmingly fast and unpredictable speed/direction, DO NOT ROCK THE FLIPS. Wear closed-toed shoes.
You're welcome.
That is all.
I miss y'all
Asylum St. Spankers...what's the dang deal? Why did y'all have to break up? You were one of my favorite bands from my Austin days. I still have your pictures on my bedroom wall, next to a washboard that I got at an antique shop on Greenwood Ave.
The universe just isn't the same without your non-amplifiedness, singing saw, and steel guitar,
and I has the sad.
I'll see you in my dreams.
Click the link below to re-live the magic:
Superchief, with Pops Bayless and Mysterious John
The universe just isn't the same without your non-amplifiedness, singing saw, and steel guitar,
and I has the sad.
I'll see you in my dreams.
Click the link below to re-live the magic:
Superchief, with Pops Bayless and Mysterious John
Monday, April 30, 2012
Technical bs
2 big components on the front page of my main website have bitten the dust: Weatherpixie and Lycos' htmlgear. So, my cute little redheaded weathergirl is gone daddy done, along with TEN YEARS worth of entries in my guestbook. I'm more than slightly disappointed. The weatherpixie (Tamsin) had some kind of catastrophic systems crash, so I am sympathetic to that. But Lycos...ugh. Why? With almost no warning (2 months) and no email warnings whatsoever. Thanks so much.
So, I have resorted to a cheesy Yahoo weather badge, and also a hoaky Yahoo guestbook. (Yes, I like randomly showing the weather on my page. Don't hate.) I have spared everyone the temptation of adding other pointless widgets like interactive monkeys and virtual hedgehogs. I toyed with the idea for about 9 seconds, only because I am not the picture of class and maturity that you might imagine.
Also, my site counter randomly decided to stop working at some point in the last 3 years. So even though I can see that over 22,150 visitors have graced the index page of my website over the years, the little counter at the bottom shows a bunch of zeros. Still waiting on an answer to that one from the Yahoo folks, who are happy as clams to deduct $13 from me every month for my hosting and domains.
I am trying to integrate some of the pages of my blog to my main website. Is that bad? Should I not muddy the waters? I know that my website is so old (2001) that I should probably just take it down and renovate the whole thing, but at this point, it has grown to be such a monster that it would require too much time to do in a way that I'd like. It's probably stale-looking, by today's standards (I don't care). I don't even know what's current anymore, except that everyone has blogs and clouded photo journals now.
So, I have resorted to a cheesy Yahoo weather badge, and also a hoaky Yahoo guestbook. (Yes, I like randomly showing the weather on my page. Don't hate.) I have spared everyone the temptation of adding other pointless widgets like interactive monkeys and virtual hedgehogs. I toyed with the idea for about 9 seconds, only because I am not the picture of class and maturity that you might imagine.
Also, my site counter randomly decided to stop working at some point in the last 3 years. So even though I can see that over 22,150 visitors have graced the index page of my website over the years, the little counter at the bottom shows a bunch of zeros. Still waiting on an answer to that one from the Yahoo folks, who are happy as clams to deduct $13 from me every month for my hosting and domains.
I am trying to integrate some of the pages of my blog to my main website. Is that bad? Should I not muddy the waters? I know that my website is so old (2001) that I should probably just take it down and renovate the whole thing, but at this point, it has grown to be such a monster that it would require too much time to do in a way that I'd like. It's probably stale-looking, by today's standards (I don't care). I don't even know what's current anymore, except that everyone has blogs and clouded photo journals now.
Friday, December 02, 2011
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