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Thursday, October 8, 2009
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| Composition. Not Competition. | [−] |
Limning
| About Me | [−] |
There is a lot of stupidity in this world, and I have about had enough. I have a lot to say and in all fairness to those who know and love me, I am putting it all right here. I have another blog that is just for my regular family and friends. Pictures of the kids, sweet little paragraphs detailing their activities and the like. THIS blog is for me. Not my kids, not my parents. This is where we get to the meat of the matter. I am tired of smiling in the face of people and thinking WHAT THE FUCK? I know that I do not think or believe the way many of the sheep out there seem to. This blog proves it.
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| And The Pulitzer Goes To... | [−] |
Posts you may have missed, but shouldn't have!!
- Those Dirty Little Secrets
- Flip-Flops and Mass Transit
- Vulcan Nerve Pinch Gone Awry
- When Your Car Smells Like A Toilet
- My Grandmother Is Dead and I Still Despise Her
- Don’t Freak Out In Front Of the Neighborhood Children
- Why I’m Praying For A Male BC Pill
- A Glimpse In the Window of Marriage
- And You Can Be My Cowgirl
- Ever Have A CSI Moment?
- If This Vacation Doesn’t Kill Me
- Why Men Who Sit Are Superior
Gears and Cogs
| Attempts At Greenness | [−] |
Our Attempts At A Green Lifestyle:
- We try to use cloth napkins or kitchen towels instead of paper towels when we clean up
- I switched to a smaller coffee maker. There is less wasted coffee, there is a shorter brew time, and it therefore uses less engergy
- We attempt to grow plants
- I use a menstrual cup. Safer for me, cleaner for the environment
- We get lots of hand-me-down toys and clothes and we pass everything along
- We use FreeCycle and shop at thrift shops
- I breastfed each child
- My husband walks to work when he can
- Instead of clay litter, we use cat sand made from wheat. Also from pine. In a happy accident, we found that by combining the two, we get better clumpage, less smell, and do not worry if the kids end up with a little in their mouths
- We unplug other appliances like coffee makers, etc.
- We have our media on the wall switch and turn it off at night. That makes SEVEN appliances that are turned off--not just on standby
- We try to use cloth wipes
- We use cloth diapers
| 2009 Reads | [−] |
- Vanishing Acts, Jodi Piccoult
- Let ‘Em Eat Cake, Susan Jedren
- Last Chance Saloon, Marian Keyes
- Little Bitty Lies, Mary Kay Andrews
- The Lovely Bones,
- Lost Souls, Lisa Jackson.
- The Girl With the Dragon Tatoo, Steig Larsson
- The Girl Who Played with Fire, Stieg Larsson
- Life Expectancy,Dean Koontz
- Blue Fire
- The Perfect Groom
- Other Romance crap from my mom
my read shelf:
| Shit You Should Buy Me | [−] |
- Contraception and Abortion from the Ancient World to the Renaissance
- Stainless Steel Travel Coffee Mug (must be metal on the inside, with no seam)
- The Rocketeer
- A Balkan Nightmare: A Transylvanian Saxon in World War II: Wittmann, A; Umbrich, Friedrich; ISNB: 0880334592
- Pot Pie Pans
- Salt: A World History
| My Recent Designs | [−] |
- Proud To Be A Fake American
- Send Palin Back to Alaska
- Level The Hunting Field
- Polar Bears Against Pain
- Palin Shotgun Wedding
- Better Than A Latte
- Your Ass, My Dear
- Ballot Box: Fed Up
- Proud To Be Voting GDI
- Non-Voters Go To Hell
- Let's Make A Change
- Vote Your Mind or Shut Your Trap
- Voting Is Sexy
- Rock and a Hard Place
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6 comments:
I saw this woman enter Centralen in Stockholm. Whether she intended to or not, I was completely overwhelmed by her sense of self. Wearing a skirt with her leg was amazing to me. In a time where so many people are expected to conform to a certain look, to me she represents courage and If you don't like it, go fuck yourself. I love her. :)
awesome.
I love it, hon!
If I had a fake leg, I'd wear shorts every damn day. 'Cept I'd do it more for the attention than anything else.
I'd love to be that gutsy, and not just as a way to horrify my children when we're out and about. (Although, I admit, that's always a bonus.)
It took me a minute to notice her leg. I was supremely distracted by her fabulous quilted coat.
Rock on, Fabulous Coat Lady. Rock on.
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