Hey guys, just a quick note: always scroll down to make sure there aren't any new entries that you've missed. Apparently the blog gods post entries in the order in which they were started, not in the order posted, so if you start, say, a long diatribe about a cranky patient on Tuesday but don't post it for two days, and in the meantime you post a bunch of other things, your diatribe will still appear as an entry for Tuesday, only visible if you keep scrolling down.
Not trying to assume that y'all live for my every word. However, since I check your blogs like twenty times a day to see if there is anything new, just thought I'd let you know you might be missing some precious distraction from the monotony of cubicle life.
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Just Joining Us? Read These To Catch Up
- Sometimes You Just Have to Vent
- The Pickpocket, The Whore, and The Delivery Boy
- Printed in Black & White
- Humble Pie
- The Little Cactus
- Night of the Baby Snatchers
- Help Prostate! or Crittergal Appreciates Art
- Mancub Meets Jungle Gym
- Numb and Number
- I want to get something off my chest.
- Moral Politics
- Ticken Yiddo
- Hail to the Chief
- The Thirty-Two Cents
- "Do I have any chi in my teeth?"
- Forgotten Rambles
- The Pee Stick
- New Beginning
- A Word of Explanation
- Lithopedion Sing-Song: Nursery Rhymes for a Stone Baby
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- Humble Pie
- Top Ten Best Movies of All Time
- Behind Every Successful Man . . .
- Printed in Black & White
- Lost in Space
- A Good Man Is Hard To Find
- Quick Note
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- The Pickpocket, The Whore and The Delivery Boy
- Shaking Down the Stars
- Just something funny
- Happy Father's Day
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Blogs I Like
- The American Prospect
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- Daily Green Action
- The Life of the Cubs
- Mother Jones
- Planet Paolo
- Randrol's Ramblings
- ReadyMade
- Samurai Mom
- Sorting the Pieces
- Ten Dinners?
- Tiny Cat Pants
- Wicked Alice Poetry Journal
Daily Green Action
- December 6, 2007: Only run your dishwasher when you have a full load. Use energy-saver drying features and dry powder detergent.
- December 5, 2007: Draw the curtains. According to the Department of Energy, heating and cooling buildings is responsible for 42% of the fossil fuels consumed by homes and businesses in the United States. Much of this energy escapes from poorly insulated doors and windows. Whenever possible, keep your blinds and curtains drawn so your home's energy - and your hard earned cash - won't be gone with the wind.
- December 4, 2007: Ditch the microwave popcorn. Conventional microwave popcorn contains diacetyl, an additive that destroys the lung’s ability to expel air, causing the disorder bronchiolitis obliterans or Popcorn Lung. Next time you get a popcorn jones, drop one teaspoon of olive oil and ¼ cup loose organic kernels into a covered pot. Listen for the first few pops, then lift and shake the pot occasionally to prevent burning. In just a few minutes, you’ll have fresh, healthy popcorn than you can season to your own taste with salt and real butter. Now that’s tasty!
- December 3, 2007: When you go out to a restaurant, bring along a plastic container to carry your leftovers home.
- November 30, 2007: Forget the counterculture - it's all about vermiculture, baby! The practice of composting with worms can fit into any lifestyle - you can even get a bin that slides under the kitchen sink! Once your worms have done their magic, use that good rich dirt to grow your favorite potted plants or replenish your garden. You can even give it away to a local community garden.
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What I'm Reading Now
- Case Histories by Kate Atkinson
- The Joy Diet by Martha Beck
- The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron
- The Floating Book: A Tale of Venice by Michelle Lovric
- Promises I Can Keep: Why Poor Women Put Motherhood Before Marriage by Edin and Maria Kefalas
- The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd
- Women In The Trees: U.S. Women's Short Stories About Battering and Resistance, 1839-2000 by Alix Kates Shulman [Foreward] and Susan Koppelman [Afterword, Editor]
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4 comments:
HAHA! I do the same thing. I check you and Niv's blog multiple times daily:) It's so cool to me, I love it. Although my boss eavesdropped while I was writing and embarassed me about. Outdoor voice: "Are you blogging?!". As he walks away down the hall, "What's our policy on blogging?". Good greif.
You can actually change the date of your post so that it pops up at the top. Its helpful for people to keep track, and also to keep your posts in order. In the lower left hand corner of your posting screen there is a post options drop down link, opening that should show you the date and time of the post which you can update to your current time and date. Just thought I would let you know in case you wanted to do that.
Luap - How did your boss know you were blogging?!?! What a pinhead!
Nivek - Thanks! I could not for the life of me figure out how to change it.
My boss is actually really really cool, but sometimes he creeps up on me while I'm on-line and kind of looks at what I'm looking at and usually comments. "What are we looking at?", "are you doing ANY work today?", that kind of thing. I understand, but it feels like privacy infringement. Other than that he's awesome - just want to be fair.
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