Monthly Archives: January 2004

My wife just called me to tell me she loved me. That’s a very nice kind of call to receive just out of the blue. 🙂

I saw a number of movies recently on DVD. Unfortunately, a lot have been pretty bad. Kissing Jessica Stein: awful. I’ve seen movies before where I couldn’t much care about the main character. This one topped them. Wow. I wouldn’t … Continue reading →

Howdy. To fill in those of you who replied to my private post, I give you now, my reason: I was curious to know/ see who was actually loading my page up, much less reading it. All responses were greatly … Continue reading →

Freaking Cold. Anyone else having trouble getting up in the morning? It’s almost as though I’ve gone into a frozen state overnight and can almost feel the ice particles drop off my skin as I arise and stumble in to … Continue reading →

After 14 years, I finally got my hands on a WIDESCREEN version of The Adventures of Ford Fairlane!!! Regardless of what folks might think about Andrew Dice Clay, I simply love this movie and even actually drove to Vermont when … Continue reading →

I’ve spent the last couple of days reading online UK newspapers. I have to admit that I have never been struck by Financial Journalistic Sensationalism as I did reading through the articles on scotnews/edinburoughnews. I admit to being both awestruck … Continue reading →

A busy but satisfying weekend, I must say. Saturday, after a nice long sleep-in (to me, 10:45am is WAY sleeping in 🙂 ) I got up and had the kids play on the GameCube for a bit (James preferring Harry … Continue reading →

Yup. In a totally not-like-Me way, I’ve developed a tremendous urge to go wandering lately. I’ve always been very much the vacation-at-home kind of person because I just enjoyed relaxing at home. Not having to work is vacation enough and … Continue reading →

As in a Bad/Blah Year? I don’t know if it’s because I’ve just been SO busy to date, or that the year didn’t start off on the right foot as relaxed as I thought it would be, but these days … Continue reading →