This is how I used to chronicle my memories. I’d take my roll of film to CVS, wait patiently for the photos to be printed, look at them with excitement when they were finally developed, and then sort through them – picking and choosing which ones would be salvaged for an album. My six month […]
Archive for September, 2009
The weekend trip to Gloucester with Mike never really happened because we couldn’t justify throwing a hotel room on the credit card after buying plane tickets to Costa Rica and paying for our two kittens to get spayed. We thought about going on a day trip to salvage the whale watch that I had purchased […]
There are people that graduate from college and have their next step calculated. Not soon after throwing that cap in the air, they are onto their first job and they never look back. There are others that are not so sure. With a mere seven credits between him and his college diploma, Grant Lingel decided […]
To be honest, I feel like I cheated on my blog and on Twitter when I updated my Facebook page with some news and I spoke not a word of it here. So, in an effort to make it up to them, here it is. I’m engaged… [Taken by my fiance]
There are a lot of cafes and bakeries in my area, and I love that. They’ve got fresh food, unique selections and best of all, an abundance of coffee. Each Spring when the weather begins to get warm and then stays warm throughout the summer, one of my favorite things to order is iced coffee. […]
In the Spring of 2004 I spent a really long Spring break trekking around Europe with Lisa. From Ireland we went to Brussels to Amsterdam to Paris to Rome, which included a quick visit to Florence, and then headed back to Ireland to take our final exams, after which, we would fly off to London […]
Yesterday afternoon was meant to be productive for me. I got up early, did pilates, made iced coffee, grabbed breakfast and even went to Design Hive, all before noon. As I sat down to a turkey sandwich for lunch, which I was going to eat over some overdue blogging, my plans immediately shifted when I […]