Monthly Archives: April 2009

I’ve been dabbling into the discussion about 23andme and its blogger marketing machine on various blogs and I guess it’s time for an actual post and let everyone have at me, so here goes. I work in magazine and web … Continue reading →

Well thank you to you-know-who-you-are for clueing me in that my comments were broken. I upgraded, and I chose this theme quickly, so we’ll see if it works. And if I like it. :)

We took Noah down to Pages today, where I annoyed the staff asking them about their lease. (They’re a great independent bookstore with a landlord/cost problem.) Before I bugged the staff though, we had the following conversation: Noah: I want … Continue reading →

This post is gross but, I don’t know. I feel like tossing my dysfunction at the world today! There is one thing worse than bleeding terribly and passing a clot the size of your hand (!!) as apparently the miscarriage … Continue reading →

I’ve really been split and dissociated the last few weeks. Not in the movie of the week way, but in the more pedestrian sense. It’s kind of an odd mixture and I’d like to post about it. Noah’s been sick … Continue reading →

We really need one. Today is kind of catch up day, since yesterday was a shower for my sister and a kids’ birthday party and various other things. So – 1.5 hrs of yard clean up and three loads of … Continue reading →

If I can tell, when you bring your child in to a indoor-playground party of 14 kids, that your kid is going to be sick, maybe you should clue in. When he vomits 45 minutes later, that’s bad enough. But … Continue reading →

The password for the previous post is “Lyria” so go ahead. I just don’t want it search friendly because it gets into stuff at my work about other people, and so I am making a small attempt to keep it … Continue reading →

I’m having a hard time today. A really hard time. A medicate-me hard time. It’s largely work-related. It’s partly a feeling of being trapped (media is its own sort of car manufacturing right now; it’s either keep the job you … Continue reading →