Wassup with our country?
October 28th, 2008I have been a complete slacker about writing blog posts the past few months, mostly due to Matt starting a new job and us moving into a new home. So, much like my recent posts, I have a video to share.
You pucked with the wrong ice president!
September 26th, 2008Since it seems the only thing I have had time to post on here in the past two months is videos, here is yet another gem:
I invite the media to grow a pair, and if you can’t I will lend you mine…
September 15th, 2008How babies are made…
September 2nd, 2008This was just too cute not to share.
I am back!
August 29th, 2008Well, after a month-long self imposed hiatus, I am back to blogging. Life has been very crazy the past month and something had to give. Unfortunately it turned out to be my blog. If anyone is still paying attention, thanks for your patience.
So what has been going on all this time, you ask? Matt and I have been, and still are, buying a house. Yes that’s right, buying a house. Now I know we said we were going to do the responsible thing and wait a year so we could save up a substantial down payment and then buy a house, but the more we thought about it the more now felt like the right time. It is truly a buyers market, interest rates are they lowest they have been in years and are only going to go up, and we are tired of throwing our money away paying rent.
Technology Today: The People Who Make the Websites
July 29th, 2008I just completed an online survey hosted by A List Apart gathering information about what it is like to “be the people who make the websites”. This is one of the fastest growing fields in the country, and A List Apart is gathering information to better demonstrate what it means to work in this profession.
So if are a designer, developer, information architect, project manager, writer, editor, marketer, or anyone else who makes websites, even you freelancers, I encourage you fill out the survey. It will only take a few minutes.
100 mile radius potluck
July 3rd, 2008Matt and I attend a 100 Mile Radius Potluck last night. The premise is that everyone at the potluck brings a dish that is made from ingredients produced, grown, etc. within a 100 mile radius of the selected location. It is quite a challenge and a lot of fun. The potluck was sponsored by Progressive Wayne County.org, and the idea behind it was to get people thinking about where their food comes from and how Richmond can be more self sufficient.
Speed Dressing
June 25th, 2008Why didn’t I think of this…