Sunday, January 18, 2009
Monday, December 22, 2008
Jane Seymour Open Heart Pendant
This is intended to be two open hearts. I have to say that to me it looks too much like a buxom woman... The top heart being the bosom and the bottom of course being the hips and bottom. Just saying.
Tuesday, December 09, 2008
Tuesday, December 02, 2008
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
We're all fartin' rainbows now
Of course you already know of the historic event that happened last tuesday. Yes, CNN used a hologram! No. No they didn't. It was a trick. No actual holograms were used in the broadcast. None. At all. Total lie. And this from a news organization.
Obviously being lied to by the "news" isn't historic or, ironically, new. The true historic event was the election of a black man to the office of the President of the United States. Because of which, the world is now a wonderful beautiful place with unicorns and fairies and everybody loves everybody and we're all going to get along all so fantastically because it's just MAGIC!
No. No we won't. Ever. At least not until Jesus returns and knocks this disc from the elephants back and the Great A'Tuin stops to look back and wonder what the hell is going on will we ever come together to make things work. And then it will be really, truly too late. Not even your luggage will save you then.
Those that lean to the right politically have not suddenly seen the error of their ways. Living in a very blue end of a red state, and having family members in completely red states, I have heard nothing positive about this election. People are either not talking at all, or telling extremely horrible jokes. My Niece, while trying to impress her father, said, "They call it the WHITEhouse for a reason, right dad?"
Now, more than any other time in our lives, we must be diligent. We must be strong. We must focus and make no misstep. Getting a minority in the Whitehouse was historic and a difficult task, but nowhere near as difficult as the next four years and beyond will be. There is no time for celebration. Only work.
Obviously being lied to by the "news" isn't historic or, ironically, new. The true historic event was the election of a black man to the office of the President of the United States. Because of which, the world is now a wonderful beautiful place with unicorns and fairies and everybody loves everybody and we're all going to get along all so fantastically because it's just MAGIC!
No. No we won't. Ever. At least not until Jesus returns and knocks this disc from the elephants back and the Great A'Tuin stops to look back and wonder what the hell is going on will we ever come together to make things work. And then it will be really, truly too late. Not even your luggage will save you then.
Those that lean to the right politically have not suddenly seen the error of their ways. Living in a very blue end of a red state, and having family members in completely red states, I have heard nothing positive about this election. People are either not talking at all, or telling extremely horrible jokes. My Niece, while trying to impress her father, said, "They call it the WHITEhouse for a reason, right dad?"
Now, more than any other time in our lives, we must be diligent. We must be strong. We must focus and make no misstep. Getting a minority in the Whitehouse was historic and a difficult task, but nowhere near as difficult as the next four years and beyond will be. There is no time for celebration. Only work.
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Gummi Bear Anatomy
Stumbling across the internet today I found this:
You can get it at www.gelaskins.com for $15.00 U.S., which makes protective skins for iphones, ipods and laptops. They have a lot of other interesting designs, but I love the idea that a gummi bear would have a skeletal system and internal organs.
You can get it at www.gelaskins.com for $15.00 U.S., which makes protective skins for iphones, ipods and laptops. They have a lot of other interesting designs, but I love the idea that a gummi bear would have a skeletal system and internal organs.
Sunday, October 12, 2008
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