For the last week or so, I’ve caught myself looking at things that happened in the past with a lot of regret. I see mistakes I’ve made and wonder if I made the best choice in the situation. I’ve been thinking that I might make a different choice knowing what I know now. I see [...]

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There are so many places looking for donations, it’s hard to choose just one.  Not only that, money seems to be tighter for a lot of people this year.   But if you’re looking for somewhere to donate, Archive.org is looking for donations.  They have increased the amount of information and websites that you can pull up through [...]

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So it’s obviously no secret that pretty much any download site bundles software with other programs.  For example, you might install a program and be asked if you also want to install Google toolbar.  Of course, it’ll also hijack your home page and default search page, but that’s another story.  With all the additions attached [...]

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‘People who are truly thankful don’t complain.  They find a reason to be truly thankful.’ I don’t say much about going to church.  The pastor at my parents church said the above this last Sunday.  He also said: ‘Thankful people don’t hoard.’ We all have reasons to not be thankful.  We all have things that [...]

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I’m in the middle of a post with more thoughts about Occupy Wall Street, but I saw this on another blog and I just had to giggle. I may be a bitch. I am just not YOUR bitch. It gave me the giggles.

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So I actually sat and watched most of the keynote address at Facebook’s F8 conference.  The beginning was interesting, with Andy Sandberg from SNL.  I honestly liked what Andy had to say more than what was said after.  Granted, some of it is going to be interesting… like the new timeline, but there’s going to [...]

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Last year, a dear friend of mine died of cancer.  Today would have been her birthday. In honor of her memory, I want to share a quote: “Courage doesn’t always roar. Sometimes courage is the quiet voice at the end of the day saying, “I will try again tomorrow.” ~Mary Anne Radmacher This was one [...]

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Today on Facebook, my aunt posted a link to some pictures that someone else uploaded.  All of the pictures showed the aftermath of Irene in Vermont.  The aftermath is devastating.  The pictures are heartbreaking, though I’ll admit I have a soft spot for VT and most of New England.  None of the pictures were from [...]

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Obviously I haven’t posted in awhile.  About 2 months (I haven’t actually looked at the date of my last post).  In that time, I’ve had a lot going on.  I quit my job, which was making me miserable.  I moved halfway across the country.  I’ve been working part time for my brother while I look [...]

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When I was in 2nd grade, I was going to play t-ball, but then I got a black eye.  That might not seem like such a big deal, but it was bad enough that they pulled me out of school for a couple of weeks.  I missed t-ball registration, so I never played.  I played [...]

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