Year: 2004

I feel very blah and bland lately here. Not overall, not away from the computer – just here. The past few weeks have been busy, the creative juices are flowing. I did a card project day last weekend that went over very well – with a repeat of it coming up this weekend; I’m psyched about stamping and working on getting SassyStamps.com set up and making custom cards for people; Pixelog has been redesigned and I’m enjoying posting photos there again. So many things.

But here? Blah. Maybe I need to go back to my original domain, BlahBlahBlog? Because things weren’t so blah around here then.

I guess I’m just feeling melancholy and wistful for the old days. I miss having people comment, and it’s something I just can’t figure out. Feel free to tell me if you have any thoughts on it.

Meanwhile, enough of my little pity party. I just felt blah and needed to get it out. Maybe then I can move forward past it.

Doc has finally answered a question that I have wondered about for many, many years – one that always comes up again at Halloween. You know the one…

Just how many licks does it take to get to the Tootsie Roll center of a Tootsie Pop?

With a little too much time on his hands, he has conducted a very scientific test to finally get an answer. Now that that question is answered, I can finally sleep at night.

” After television cameras showed a box-shaped bulge on his back during the first presidential debate, Internet bloggers wondered whether Bush had been wired to receive help with his responses from aides” – Bush Blames Poorly Made Shirt for Bulge

It always amuses me when news articles talk about breaking news that bloggers uncover. I know this isn’t the first time this has happened; it just catches my eye whenever it does. I remember back when people used to hear the word “blog” or “blogger” and think you were some crazy person with a website. Now, I hear about bloggers on Leno and Letterman.

It’s just so strange.

As for the article – yeah, a poorly made shirt causes a box-like bulge on your back. Right. That’s happened to all of us, hasn’t it? *rolling my eyes* Sure.

I think the tagline of “You’re just a phone call away from HOT one-on-one chat with a few Weapons of Mass… Seduction” says it all. Be sure to check out the Lie Girls. They will tell you just what you want to hear. (NOT work safe.) [via Matt]