Dead Drafts

There are three drafts in WordPress of posts that never got off of the ground. I’m emptying it out today and in the interest of keeping this blog going, I’m sharing them with you!

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9/24/09: Musings on being 37

“So I’ve been 37 for 19 days now, and so far it’s not bad.

Thankfully, I still don’t get/like Chico’s.”

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10/2/09: Friday Five – Story

Question 5 is all I filled out.

5. What song would be an appropriate soundtrack to the story of your most embarrassing moment?

Probably that “Bad Day” song that was popular 2 or so years back.

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1/25/10: Weekend Wrapup

Saturday: Swung by the mall to see the sights and walk a bit. While the Disney Store didn’t have anything of interest, we spent some time in Urban Outfitters where I picked up this hat to match my blue winter coat. It was only $9.99! Then I had my customary Saturday Sonic meal (19 points for the meal, good thing I have that weekly points bank) and we went grocery shopping for all sorts of good stuff.

The worst part about eating healthier is that it costs SO much more than eating like crap. I could eat at Taco Bell every day and save heaps of cash. Fruit and vegetables and meat is expensive. :/

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4/5/10: Untitled

There are hipsters. There are crafters. Then there are hipster crafters. Unfortunately, I think the hipster crafters have completely taken over the Internet.

Take the simple task of dying eggs for Easter. Last week I found quite a few links about how to create natural egg dyes. A few of them had the smug tone of being “above” those families that dyed their eggs with PAAS.

(My point was going to be: maybe instant egg dyes were invented because our ancestors were tired of boiling tumeric and red cabbage for hours to make drab Easter Egg dye? Some people have TOO much time on their hands. Your special snowflake isn’t going to grow up a troglodyte because of an instant dye tablet.)