I spend way way too much time here. Today’s thing? Kidney infection.
Haha. Eh. I have always thought the whole underdog thing is over-rated. Way to go boys!!I laugh to keep from crying
Countdown to the Win-Grant Park.
Still just as moving a year later.
Happy Birthday to my Tumblr!
Which turns two years old today.
Who knew I’d actually stick with this blogging thing?
(oh, everyone who has ever met me and knows how much I like to talk? Got it.)
Improperly Labeled Failure of the Day: The creator of this macro appears to have misspelled “epic win.”
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In about 20 years, these people will live in a world where those same people WILL be able to get married, and they will have to shamefully explain to their grandkids why they were on the front page of the newspaper celebrating an ignorant and hopeless cause.
Random thoughts for this afternoon:
-I am procrastinating leaving work today, because I have been so out of my fucking mind busy the last few weeks, and have worked so much that for a little while now they are going to pay me time and a half to sit here and blog.
-In 16 days I’ll be on my way to Maui. That makes my November 19th better than your November 19th. Just sayin’.
-I am happy that the Yanks can win at home now. It is better that way.
-On the CNN home page right now one of the “headlines” is that a Boys II Men member has swine flu. One. Of. The. Headlines.
-It is not right for a vegetarian to crave fried chicken like I am right now.
-I have every intention of making it a “pop a Xanax, go to bed early” kind of night. It is almost better than getting laid. good.
The last couple of weeks I have been stuck on Amy’s soups for lunch. For my “pre-Hawaii-must be in a bathing suit in pictures” diet, they have been terrific. They are low in calories and fat. And they’re delicious. And most of them (today’s Lentil included) are vegan.
Basically, what I am saying is, I would like to make-out with Amy.
peterwknox:libraryland:onhershelf:
It’s funny because, as type A of a personality as I can have sometimes, I very much enjoy Jack Kerouac. While I liked On The Road, The Dharma Bums is probably my personal favorite of his. However, On The Road does hold some greater merit in the literary world, which is why I found this hand-drawn illustration so interesting. This drawing was done by Kerouac himself, to suggest the cover for the book. I love finding things like this; they feel so personal and make the authors seem more real. Not they’re not real, of course, but sometimes they become authors more than actual people, so it’s nice to be reminded that they’re like us too, in a sense.
As someone now dealing with authors, designers, and book covers, this is great to see.
Auto Kerouac Re-blog.



