Monthly Archives: September 2005

…I think I’m just going to read my book tonight. I had to return the other two that were sitting on the sidebar for the longest time to the library. It’s not that I’m not enjoying Blink (because I am), … Continue reading →

Look at this picture: Does this not exhaust you? Do you not sense a feeling of fatigue and weariness wash over you? Do you ever stop to think about the effort involved in being that relaxed and limp? The thought … Continue reading →

“Cookery” has to be the dumbest subject heading ever. Go check your library’s catalogue – that’s the heading they use for cookbooks and cooking-related materials. I have no clue why, and it makes no sense. Anyways. Tonight I made macaroni … Continue reading →

This time on my playlist: Old Canadian bands doing old stuff! New Canadian bands doing new stuff! And Old Canadian bands doing new stuff! No new Canadian bands doing old stuff, but I do have a new guy doing old … Continue reading →

I got on the elevator this afternoon with an elderly woman. She couldn’t get the doors to close properly – it’s an ongoing thing. You need to hold the button for the floor until the doors close. Everyone in the … Continue reading →

Firstly, how cool is it that Mark Mothersbaugh did the soundtrack for The Sims 2? (And why am I geeking out about it? Mothersbaugh is responsible for the music in most of Wes Anderson’s movies, and is also the dude … Continue reading →

I just finished making four mini-peach crisps. They will go in the freezer, and will be suitable for consuming during the long winter months, when fresh peaches are but a fond memory. The new apartment layout is working out well. … Continue reading →

I spent much of Tuesday evening watching Katrina coverage on CNN and CTV Newsworld, and would have spent Wednesday evening doing the same thing if I hadn’t gone to the movies (which is probably a good thing). I’ve anxiously watched … Continue reading →