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Linda has put up her annual End-of-the-Year thing again. I filled it out in 2006 and 2007. If I do it again this year, is it officially a tradition? I guess we’ll find out a year from now. What did you do in 2008 that you’d never done before? Did you keep your new << Continue reading "2008: The year of the general malaise” >> I wasn’t as diligent in keeping my book list in 2008 as I’ve been in years past, so there may be a few missing here. Even so, I definitely didn’t read as many books this year as I did in ‘06 or ‘07. Heck, I didn’t even read as many as George Bush did this << Continue reading "The books of 2008” >> “Terror” is probably too strong a word to describe what I felt the first time I read through December’s Daring Bakers challenge. Considering that the recipe was 18 pages long when I first opened it, though, it wouldn’t be all that much of an exaggeration. A closer examination of the recipe revealed that a good bit << Continue reading "Ferme le buche de noel” >> I pulled this from the Byrne Unit, where I was not tagged. But golldarnit, I’m doing it anyway. Here are the rules: Pick 15 of your favorite movies. “I’m very sorry for your loss. Your << Continue reading "Name that movie!” >> In “Grateful,” Linda of All & Sundry shares the joys and struggles involved in having two kids. << Continue reading "Friday links! So incohesive I can't come up with a title” >> First, the baby is crying. I go into the living room to see them both on the floor. She’s sitting; he’s laying on the her lap. Me: Poppy, what happened? Poppy: I am so disappointed in Petey. Me: What happened? Poppy: I tried to flip him over. |
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