From the category archives:
Earlier this spring, Ed and I went to a bridal shower where neither of us had ever met the bride. I didn’t think much of it a) because I knew the groom (it was a Jack and Jill shower) and b) because I’d had my gum surgery 8 days earlier, so I had bigger things [...]
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On the way home from work today, I came thisclose to getting in an accident. I was heading into the shopping center where Curves is. A car leaving the shopping center got confused about how the parking lot works and was trying to turn left onto the main road using the lane for people turning [...]
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I hate the shorter days of the fall and winter, but I love the beautiful sunsets I seem to capture this time of year, going no farther than our driveway.
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The first Sunday in October, I saw in the Publix sales circular a buy one, get one free offer for Atlanta Braves’ tickets. It was the last day of the regular season, but I let it slide (no pun intended), because the circular had come out the previous Wednesday.
Then, I saw this in the Publix [...]
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Today, we took a road trip to work with Fox’s trainer. (She’s helping us with the fear issues I mentioned last week.)
As we were waiting for the trainer to bring out the dog we’d be using to work with Fox, Ed and I had this conversation:
Me: Is the sun hitting me? I’m afraid I’ll burn.
Ed: [...]
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As you would expect, fall comes late to Georgia. But this photo taken yesterday at Arabia Mountain demonstrates that it’s on its way.
We were at Arabia Mountain for our first hike with Atlanta Unleashed, an (often) off-leash Meetup group.
Fox wasn’t able to come on this hike. He’s working through some fear issues, and we weren’t [...]
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Ed cut my bangs tonight. It was his first time cutting bangs.
Pretty good, huh?
I feel SO MUCH better. From the length of my shorter bangs, you can get an idea of how long they had been. I just couldn’t wait one more minute. Ahhhh…
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I’m not a big traveler. I’ve been out of the United States once, in 2004, when I went to Nicaragua on a mission trip. Most trips while I was growing up were to visit family. The first “real” vacation I can remember was a trip I took to NYC when I was 24. I like [...]
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Dragon*Con, which is held each Labor Day weekend in Atlanta, is “the largest multimedia, popular culture convention focusing on science fiction and fantasy, gaming, comics, literature, art, music, and film in the US.” I am not much into science fiction and fantasy, gaming, and comics. I’m only marginally more interested in literature, art, music, and [...]
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The Yellow Daisy Festival at Stone Mountain Park attracts 500 crafters and artists from 38 states. Two hundred thousand people, including Ed and I, attend this event.
There is so much beautiful stuff there. But sometimes, all the arts and crafts just get to be too much. So, the organizers present the Men’s Den. The Yellow [...]
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