Shameless self promotion...
So, due to a variety of factors, including my co-workers' love of pirates and monkeys, and the fact that
alala somehow came up with a pirate monkey pic for me, I designed a "Pirate Code Monkey" logo, and created some stuff at
CafePress...
Interior decorating and your soul...
| What Your Soul Really Looks Like |
You are a wanderer. You constantly long for a new adventure, challenge, or eve a completely different life.
You are a grounded person, but you also leave room for imagination and dreams. You feet may be on the ground, but you're head is in the clouds.
You believe that people see you as larger than life and important. While this is true, they also think you're a bit full of yourself.
Your near future is calm, relaxing, and pretty much what you want. And it's something you've been anticipating for a while now.
For you, falling in love is all about flirting and feeling playful. You couldn't fall in love with someone who took life too seriously. |
I SO wish I had come up with this...
http://siyah.net/ani.html
Another from Alala...
I bet you know which word I chose...
From
Alala's blog:
1. Think of the first word that comes to mind when you think of me.
2. Run a google image search on that word.
3. Reply to this entry & post one of the pictures from your search (or a link to the pic uploaded somewhere. Don't hotlink though), but don't tell me what the word was.
4. Put this on your blog, so I can post a picture for you!
And here's the result!
On this day...
in 1996- I married
Kevin Smith.
I'm really glad.
Tagged by...
Alala:
1. Choose a band/artist:
The Pogues
2. Answer each question using the title of a song by that band/artist
3. Are you male or female:
London You're A Lady
4. Describe yourself:
A Pair Of Brown Eyes
5. How do some people feel about you?
Rake At The Gates Of Hell
6. How do you feel about yourself?
Squid Out Of Water
7. Describe your ex boyfriend / girlfriend:
Worms
8. Describe current boyfriend / girlfriend:
Blue Heaven
9. Describe where you want to be:
Big Question Mark
10. Describe how you live:
The Sunnyside Of The Street
11. Describe how you love:
Love You 'Till The End
12. What would you ask for if you had just one wish?
Summer In Siam
13. Share a few words of Wisdom:
Whiskey You're The Devil
14. Now say goodbye:
The Parting Glass
And I tag:
Mario
Ann MarieCorrie AnnPunchBuggy Bluesand
Kevin
A dixie chick I ain't...
26% Dixie. You are a Yankee Doodle Dandy.
http://www.alphadictionary.com/articles/yankeetest.html
Take a moment and...
Stephen King...
Has really lost it. Here's some info on one of his latest:
NEW! STATIONARY BIKE - Audiobook to be read by Ron McLarty
Simon & Schuster Audio will be releasing the unabridged audiobook on CD and for download in June 2006.
Stephen King brilliantly revisits themes his fans will happily recognize in STATIONARY BIKE-a streamlined fever dream of a tale, in which an ordinary household object assumes otherworldly powers and a familiar journey takes a terrifying twist.
When commercial artist Richard Sifkitz finally gets around to having that physical he'd been putting off for years, and his cholesterol comes back dangerously high, he does what so many thirty-something, junkfood-eating couch potatoes have done before him: he buys a stationary bike, and vows to ride it regularly.
Unlike many a mid-life exercise convert, however, Richard actually starts to ride his new stationary bike. A lot. Soon he's spending so much time on his bike that he decides to put his artistic talents to use and paint a mural on the wall opposite his stationary bike - a picture of a quiet country lane that he can easily imagine himself pedaling down for hours at a time. Yet it turns out that Richard's mural is no ordinary picture - and soon his stationary bike is taking him places he doesn't want to go ... and can't stay away from.
A riveting riff on artistic frustration, midlife mortality, and hard-won redemption, STATIONARY BIKE is a thrill ride that could come only from the mind of Stephen King. And Narrator Ron McLarty, bestselling author of THE MEMORY OF RUNNING: A Novel, knows his King: he's previously read FAITHFUL: Two Diehard Boston Red Sox Fans Chronicle the Historic 2004 Season and the classic, SALEM'S LOT.
STATIONARY BIKE will be available in June 2006 for the first time on audio and as a stand-alone story. It was originally published in the fifth installment of the Borderlands series of horror anthologies, edited by Elizabeth E. and Thomas F. Moneteleone.
You think he's just messing with us now?
The Uncyclopedia- my new favorite web site (at least for today)
They even have a definition of freeganism (see previous post):
http://uncyclopedia.org/wiki/Freegan
What a poser!
The Evil Mix...
Today's the day, 6/6/6, so now we must divulge our personal evil lists. And while I have to admit I was going create a mix of nothing but Michael Bolton, Kenny G and the like, I decided to go easy on the person I sent my mix out to, none of that PURE EVIL for them. So, here's what they got:
Evil by Koko Taylor
Turkish Song Of The Damned by The Pogues
It's A Sin by Pet Shop Boys
Nasty Habits by Oingo Boingo
March of the Sinister Ducks by Sinister Ducks
People Ain't No Good by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
Hellzapoppin' by Louis Armstrong
Creep by (Originally By Radiohead) Richard Cheese
An Echo, A Stain by Bjork
Monsters Lead Such Interesting Lives by Mel Tormé
Burning Hell by John Lee Hooker
Nature Trail To Hell by Weird Al Yankovic
Father Lucifer by Tori Amos
Evil Darling by Joe Strummer
Beat of love by Voice Of The Beehive
Grinnin' In Your Face by Son House
Voodoo Priestess by Screamin' Jay Hawkins
Tainted Love by Marilyn Manson
Darker Side by Jonny Lang
Jack the Ripper by Jack White
Dear Prudence by Siouxsie & The Banshees
Hotel California (Spanish Mix) by Gipsy Kings
Down With the Sickness by Disturbed
Bloodletting (The Vampire Song) by Concrete Blonde
Baby Did A Bad Bad Thing by Chris Isaak
Evil Gal Blues by Aretha Franklin
Poor Edward by Tom Waits
Boris The Spider by The Who
Hell Hound On My Trail by Robert Johnson
And I must thank the person who sent me their Evil Mix- it was very good!
Don't ask...
The pretty girls...
The house we stayed at...
Pretty nice, eh?
Nonna, grandpop and the girls...
And more...
More beach pics...
Ahh! the beach....
A good time was had by all!
