Thu - April 13, 2006
Google is the Shit!
Posted at 11:33 AM
Wed - March 29, 2006
My things
Well my latest thing is I should get back to blogging but #1: it
has been quite difficult to write everyday #2: my blog is not the most
aesthetically pleasing but hey I never made any claims to be a graphic designer
I leave that to the pros. #3: I just finished school so I should (and I am
dear....that is for my wife to not worry about what I am doing) looking for
jobs #4: I should be working on my novel instead of worrying about writing
in a blog everyday
Well anyways I sit here tonight writing this
after being totally obsessed with the Mac the past two days, and my imagination
has been running wild with possibilities. Then those dreams are smashed buy the
prices of software and the applicability in my life.
Posted at 10:13 PM
Tue - March 28, 2006
Negative bias on Iraq? Or reality?
Posted at 04:00 PM
Wed - February 8, 2006
School fun...TASER!!!!
Posted at 06:56 PM
Mon - January 9, 2006
Home WW Update
Okay, so maybe I was a little premature in saying "tomorrow is a new
day" in my last entry - it would appear that we fell into the "it's the
holidays, we can eat whatever we want!" cycle. We completely ignored our new
scale following our "moment of truth" until the first of the year. On that day
we once again stepped up to see where we would be starting at in 2006. I will
not lie to you, I was horrified to learn that I was up to 170!!! Granted, we
had just eaten out for both lunch and dinner (lunch being a buffet!) so I was
carrying even more than usual, but I can't blame it all on the food! Ugh. Russ
was also up, though not as much as me - 205.2lbs. Starting January 2nd I was
officially back on the diet, counting religiously and making healthy meals AT
HOME. We also started working out in the mornings again, and will be
participating in an online journaling program set up by our friend David
Hemenway called Body Revolution. It is a 12 week program aimed at helping
people work together to achieve workout and weight loss goals. I'll include a
link to the site once it is up and running - today is day one of the 12 weeks.
We decided that Sunday nights will be our weigh in night, so last night we once
again stepped on the dreaded scale. After a week of being back on the diet and
working out I am THRILLED to report that I was down to 164.2!!! Woo-hoo!!! Hot
DAMN this Weight Watchers thing WORKS! The working out doesn't hurt either. ;-)
Russ was also down, he weighed in at 202.4. Yeah baby! Thanks for checking in
- talk at you later!
Posted at 07:26 AM
Thu - January 5, 2006
Only about 10 weeks left
I am jazzed up because my finally semester of schooling starts next
week. It should only last until about mid to end March (I know but I am not
looking the exact date up right now). For 5 days a week from 8am-5pm I will be
fully engrossed in classes so time should fly. Now if I could only get a job so
as soon as I was done with the POST test I would be working...
Posted at 01:23 PM
Sun - December
25, 2005
A new addition
Posted at 12:49 PM
Sun - December
18, 2005
WW at Home Take One
Alright cats and kittens - we have our digital scale and we are ready to
start giving this WW at Home thing a try. We had our moment of truth tonight
and stepped on our new scale for the first time. I have to admit I was really
nervous because I have NOT been watching what I eat nor have I been working out
- my pants starting to feel a little tighter and I started to imagine I could
even see myself looking chubbier! Stepped up and...165.6. So YES I have put
some weight back on, but I am still 22.8 down from where I was when I first
stepped up on the scale at Weight Watchers! Russell also stepped up, and he is
at 203 - still 13.4 down from when he first weighed in at WW! Tomorrow is a new
day my friends.
Posted at 07:29 PM
Wed - November 30, 2005
Homemade Weight Watchers
Okay Weight Watchers fans. Here is the deal. We are
poor. Okay, we’re not actually poor (“on a budget” might
be a better way of putting it), but we have come to the realization that we
can’t really afford to shell out $100 each month ($23.90 each week for the
two of us) to find out how fat we are! So here is the new plan (and we may
eventually return to WW when we have more fundage, but for now we have had to
say our goodbyes). I am going to purchase a digital scale that includes
the decimal, and we are going to take our good base knowledge of “point
counting” that we have learned from WW thus far, and we are going to do
our own homemade version of the plan. I don’t know if it will work
or not, but when I think about it I realize that going to the meetings each week
had become more for the weighing in than anything else – yes, it helped
keep me motivated (kind-of) and on track with the plan (sort-of) but lately it
was just sucking money out of our bank account more than anything else! So
we will now have the ability to check our weight once each week and keep track
that way. Here is to homemade weight watching – wish us
luck!
Posted at 11:31 PM
Fri - October 21, 2005
My Desktop for SNAFU
Posted at 10:28 AM
Thu - September 22, 2005
Backwash tasting
Since school has started it has been quite fun (while okay not really
fun, but interesting and entertaining), and has been a lot of work. Yet I
haven't even really committed myself to doing all of the work, so there is a lot
more soul sucking that is soon to happen. I feel like the former me (the summer
me), is slowly going away. But just as I am about to swallow all of my former
lazy-self, a little bit escapes my mouth and flows back into the bottle which is
my brain. Example: This morning I am sitting at the table reading a
chapter for class, and backwash tasting happens. It leads me to the computer to
waste (so far) 1 hour, and I am sure that my tasting isn't complete yet. Maybe I
need more coffee to get me going... We will find out. Also of note I have
weaned myself off of Flickr, cold-turkey like. You see I was up at
Camp Ripley this weekend for guard and upon coming back, the obsession faded. So
the road is smooth, no relapses yet, knock on wood. Recovery is going
well.
Posted at 08:38 AM
Thu - September 15, 2005
Slurping like a manic
I sometimes miss working in a coffee shop, the odd banter with the
customers but almost all really for making the drinks. And by drinks I mean
espresso drinks or brewing up coffee. There isn't anything better, in my mind,
then go straight from sleep to a shop before anyone else is there customers or
coworkers, and starting up that espresso machine. Obviously running the machine
through a few times, and then having that first drink of espresso. Be it
straight up espresso, a mocha, a latte, the ever famous cappuccino, or some
wacky drink that you and a friend made up. Such as the banana monkey slammer or
anything else crazy. Now especially with having a laptop and a lot of shops have
free WiFi I miss the coffeeshop experience, and I am not talking about the
corporate plywood cut-out shops, i.e. Caribou Coffee, Starbucks,
etc.
Posted at 04:30 PM
Wed - September 14, 2005
Updating has been a problem since day one
So as many of you know updating is a problem for some. Hence all of the
computer virus's that hit large corporations, another reason is peoples
stupidity at opening up attachments from people they don't know. I am guilt of
both the stupidity factor (not virus's, but for not people a good blogger) and
the not updating the site. Some quips that I almost always feel incapable of
doing that I read on others sites intimidate me. Why am I writing this you
ask...ummm to write again. Also damn Flickr...it is evil. That is where my energy has
been spent for quite some time as well, heck even google tells me that is what German Chocolate
Ladies is known for. Tsk
Tsk.
Posted at 10:45 AM
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