Monthly Archives: August 2006

One last thing… I cleaned up the balcony yesterday, which means I had to disassemble my little garden. The outcome: The Winners Newton Pulsifier the 6th – the little ivy that double its size over the course of the summer. … Continue reading →

I got a call at 10:30 this morning saying everything had gone through, and the house is now officially mine. I’m excited. I’m scared. I’m so looking forward to this. On Tuesday, the realtor and I did a last walk-through … Continue reading →

And so the packing continues. I’m at the point where I think I’ve packed things I need because I can’t find them, so it’s the only explanation I will accept. I’m also looking for things I know I have but … Continue reading →

Ahhhh…. This weekend was spent visiting Owen Sound and at my parents, and it was very re-energizing. Friday I went to Owen Sound to see Rachelle’s boyfriend play at Summerfolk. It was a spectacular concert in a neat outdoor venue … Continue reading →

Today was my last official day at my most recent place of work. However, as I had taken the last two days off as vacation, and I didn’t really need to go in for anything on Monday and Tuesday, I’ve … Continue reading →

Okay, this year you can’t accuse me of not bringing this to your attention sooner! Don’t forget: NaNoWriMo starts in… two and a half months! Now would be a good time to start hashing out a plot, getting your characters … Continue reading →

Over the past two years and many, many road trips, I’ve been lucky enough to drive several different rental cars. Lucky because it’s sort of like being able to take the car on an extended test drive. Sure, a trip … Continue reading →

For whatever reason, I thought today was the two-year birthday of this blog. It’s not – it’s on… Sunday? The 13th, at any rate. Start thinking about what dish you’ll bring to the party – it’s a pot luck and … Continue reading →

My brain has turned into goo and has run out my ears. In addition to finishing up projects at work, trying to read the handbook for new job, mentally prepping for not one, not two, but three road trips in … Continue reading →