The past couple of weekends, I have channel surfed and landed on a women-oriented movie. If it’s not on a movie channel, one must resign herself to putting up with the commercial breaks. I wouldn’t mind them so much if they were as entertaining as they thought they portrayed them to be. I’m no “Mad Man,” [...]
Archive for September, 2008
Candles: The Comeback
Posted in Relative to Everyone, tagged candles, commercials, courtesy flush, Glade, home fragrance industry, scented candles on September 23, 2008 | 2 Comments »
The Next Big McThing: McCafe!
Posted in Occurrences, Relative to Everyone, tagged big breakfast, espresso drinks, fast food coffee, McCafe, McDonald's, Starbucks on September 17, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Well, everyone – it’s here. It’s a little queer. It’s McCafe. McDonald’s’ response to Starbucks having a corner on the coffee market is to roll out their own line of espresso-based drinks. If you believe their tagline, it’s its own little coffee world. (I think that’s going a bit too far, however.) My favorite part [...]
Odds ‘n Ends
Posted in Occurrences, Zoe Quirks, tagged 9/11 birthdays, Brett Favre, busy week, coffee and cinnamon, elevator etiquette, email, football, Mariokart, MILF, someecards, Super Nintendo, Tom Brady, weekend on September 13, 2008 | 2 Comments »
It’s been a busy week. Usually when I’ve been this occupied, things keep popping up that I think, I definitely want to write about that. And then I’ll make a note about it and I’ll be able to dedicate an entire entry to it. But for whatever reason, that didn’t happen this time. I kept [...]
Note to the Grammar Police
Posted in Occurrences, tagged bad grammar, grammar police, nazi, negative comments on September 29, 2008 | 1 Comment »
It happened! I’ve finally received my first negative comments. I did not publish them, as I consider this a happy place, but I have been given a solid word thrashing about my post on Craigslist. I have been duly admonished that despite the fact that I think I’m hot shit with grammar, I should get [...]
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