Archive for January, 2006

Coretta Scott King; 1927 – 2006

“Hate is too great a burden to bear. It injures the hater more than it injures the hated.”

Merci, mais non.

I haven’t ever really done the thing where you check your search strings. I did today, though. It was… something.

I knew it.

I just knew it!

an open letter to My Digestive System

Dear Body,
Okay, enough… it’s been FOREVER and I’m tired of it. Nausea coupled with hunger? It don’t make no sense! I DON’T LIKE IT AND STOPPING NOW WOULD BE GREAT!
Love,
me

Gung Hay Fat Choy

Happy lunar new year (and year of the fire dog) to any of you who observe.
I was born in a year of the dragon (1976) which seems to be an okay year to be born in, so far. How about you guys?
Did you know that you’re not supposed to cry today, because if you do, [...]

I’d like to thank the National Heart Foundation.

Ten Top Trivia Tips about Louise!
1. Most bottles and jars contain at least twenty-five percent recycled Louise.
2. Over half of Americans are officially Louise!
3. The National Heart Foundation recommends eating Louise at least three times a week!
4. Worldwide, Louise is the most important [...]

It’s no better to be safe than sorry

1) I’ve stopped having the gross tooth dreams.
2) I’m still sick.
3) THIS is my favourite music video of all time. I get a little teary when I watch it. Because of the love!
And the fake drummer (the band didn’t actually have a drummer, but there’s magic in music video production).

The Toothless Tiger

I know that I clench my teeth when I’m sleeping. I even have one of those weird mouthguard things that make me look like I’m preparing for a boxing match instead of going to bed. Of course, it’s in a box somewhere and I haven’t worn it in, well, at least a month (okay, longer, [...]

House of Pain

Rob and I are both sick. At first I thought it might be the food we ate last night because I was all barfing at school today but now Rob has a fever and headache, and I’m frickin freezing cold. It’s no fun.
In other news I have come to the conclusion that out of the [...]

My thoughts on the election

It looks like religion is going to be playing a part in the governance of our country, if our new Prime Minister has anything to do with things.
During his acceptance speech last night, Stephen Harper said, “God bless Canada”. To which many Canadians responded, “Oh, Jesus Christ.”