Category: rampant consumerism
I was in a thrift store today and saw this mug: There were four of these mugs in fact. They caught my eye because I had *just* been thinking how I used to have this awesome sugar bowl that looked exactly like that – it was from a set that my parents had when I […]
Very happy to have just bought a step stool for my new kitchen. So I can actually reach the top shelves! My apologies for the terrible pun!
While seeing so many people all clad in red walking to watch the Olympic torchbearer run by yesterday, I had an epiphany. I decided that I needed to do this: Happy Olympics!
I spent most of today and a good chunk of yesterday packing. I now have the kitchen ((except the food)), the bathroom and the bedroom completely packed ((I’m staying at Tod’s this week so that I could just pack up everything at my place and not worry about needing to leave some stuff unpacked to […]
I’m thinking of doing a 30-day hot yoga challenge. It involves doing a hot yoga class every day for 30 days, starting on Feb 6. It would basically mean putting all social activities on hold for a month, as I’d be doing a yoga class every night after work, plus a Saturday morning and a […]
Ever since I got back from the Dominican, my skin has been unholy dry. Like, half my face is flaking off. I put moisturizer on 6 or 7 times yesterday, but it’s still crazy dry. (The picture really doesn’t do it justice, but you can sort of see how flaky my skin is. And that’s […]
So here I am, chemicals on my head, with my head is being toasted to ensure that said chemicals rid my hair of the atrocious two inch long roots that I’ve let get way out of hand! [I wanted to put the*awesome* photo of me under the dryer right here, but I’m writing this on […]
By special request, here are some photos of my Christmas tree! I like that fact that it is skinny – most Christmas trees are much wider, but a skinny tree is a definite plus in a Vancouver-sized apartment! Notice that the star on the top touches the ceiling (and to even get the star onto […]
My office is doing Secret Santa, but it’s not just the typical buy a present for a randomly chosen coworker type of Secret Santa. We have to buy three presents (~$5 each) for a randomly chosen coworker and somehow find a way to sneak those presents into the coworkers office without being seen on three […]
So, since I know you are all dying to buy me all of the wonderful things from my Wish List at Thinkgeek.com, I’ve made it even easier by joining their Affiliate Program! So if you feel the need to buy a tray that makes ice cubes in the shape of skull and crossbones or a […]