notesfromtheunderwhelmed.blogspot.com
Notes From The Underwhelmed
Notes From The Underwhelmed. What Fresh Hell is This? Thursday, August 9, 2012. You Need To Go To Charm School, Bitches. One thing you may know about me, if we are friends, is that I collect old timey etiquette books due to the fact that they are hilarious. You Are An Inconvenience To Strangers. Things Not To Say, Ever. Err on the safe side, don't say shit. I feel like this should be common sense, but alas. Don't ever say "You look tired". Do you know when I look tired? Introduce people thoughtfully when...
notesfromtheupperlefthandcorner.blogspot.com
NOTES FROM THE UPPER LEFT HAND CORNER
NOTES FROM THE UPPER LEFT HAND CORNER. A collection of random thoughts about Food, Travel, Theater, and life on a small Island in the Pacific Northwest. Because sometimes in the middle of July, the ONLY thing that works is a Mary Jenison Apron, and an inflatable beehive wig! That's our wonderful employee, Debra, modeling for us in Paper Scissors On The Rock. (must've been the heat.). PsI love how Sadie is staring at her ankles trying to figure out just what the hell is goin' on! 18 - Spanky and Our Gang ...
notesfromtheuproad.blogspot.com
Notes from the UP Road
Notes from the UP Road. When we see others as the enemy, we risk becoming what we hate. When we oppress others, we end up oppressing ourselves. -Archbishop Desmond Tutu. This blog has come to the end of its useful life. It seemed silly to keep writing Notes from the UP Road, when I'm no longer traveling UP Roads. At least not for long. I've created a new blog - if you've been a faithful reader of this one - I thank you. I hope to be more disciplined about writing there. Do check it out at:. As I̵...
notesfromtheupstairsroom.blogspot.com
Notes From The Upstairs Room
Notes From The Upstairs Room. Monday, July 12, 2010. Somehow the cat just knew. My latest blog was loosely inspired by one of my friend Clay's recent blog about fear. His blogs are at clayperry.blogspot.com. They're some of the best reading I've found in awhile.you should go there and partake. Tuesday, June 29, 2010. Key West - The journey was more of an adventure than the destination. Monday, June 28, 2010. A Day of Celebration and Mourning. Sunday, May 04, 2008. I'll talk to ya later. Jerr.
notesfromthevegpatch.com
Notes from the Veg Patch
Notes from the Veg Patch. January 6, 2017. So it is timely that a wonderful book has come into my life. Charts the history of the British pudding tradition (savoury and sweet) from its earliest medieval incarnations to the sticky toffee desserts promoted by a million 1990s gastropubs. Its author, Regula Ysewijn. Pride and Pudding by Regula Ysewijn. Inspired by my new-found literary friend, I’ll soon be having a go at jam roly-poly and spotted dick, but this week it was that classic suet-based rib-s...
notesfromthevictorianman.blogspot.com
Notes From The Victorian Man
Notes From The Victorian Man. My findings and insights on the clothing, material culture, knowledge, and customs which built the man of the long 19th Century. Saturday, May 23, 2015. Ca 1820s Coat and Trousers, National Museum of Denmark. I've had this suit in my head all week but just finally found the source. It is from the National Museum of Denmark and is a perfect example of the deepening lapels that took hold in the early 1820s. Collars and lapels sat very noticeably higher at that point. Look ...
notesfromthevoices.blogspot.com
NotesFromtheVoices
Skip to main content. On this blog, you will find book and magazine reviews, my adventures and more. You'll never know what will end up here. March 16, 2018. It has been more than a month since I started my new position and moved back to South Carolina. It has its nice moments but I am very homesick. I am trying to adjust to all of the changes. It is nice being able to spend more time with my son. 1 Spring will be here soon. 2 The weekend is here. 3 My baby is nearby. New job, new city. February 26, 2018.
notesfromthevomitorium.blogspot.com
NOTES FROM THE VOMITORIUM
NOTES FROM THE VOMITORIUM. Blissblog: Spectres of Mark: The State of the Debt, the Work of Mourning. Blissblog: Spectres of Mark: The State of the Debt, the Work of Mourning. Nice riff on the spookiness of vocals in Burial's work here by Reynolds. Perhaps that’s why Burial often locates the sampled vocals in his tracks in an uncanny realm, comparing them at various points to the sound of “a banshee, a strange, wounded animal cry,” “something not human I’ve got chained up in ...And a “forbidden sire...
