testing the “blog this” button on the new google tool bar. Google Toolbar Features
b.
stone cold creamery. June 30, 2003
so i go to check out the new ice cream shop down the s treat, and i realize it’s just like a place that used to be at green lake called marble top creamery, upon investigation i find this two year old story. i guess i would have described the ice cream parlor franchise business as anything other than cut throat. go figure.
b.
cffa rating. June 30, 2003
watching “spike” ™ tv tonight because we have ren and stimpy back. iguess i prefer television for men over television for women. at any rate take a minute to noodle on the acronym above. a somewhat apropo descriptor for some of my favorite shows.
b.
that said. June 29, 2003
i wasn’t to tired to moblog/photoblog this weekend. pictures being posted to my textamerica blog shortly.
b.
wedding. June 29, 2003
one of my best friend’s was married yesterday. i was the matron of honor and as you can see it took a toll on my blogging. much to write about, but need a day or so to recover from three days of non-stop tulle, kids, and shoes that hurt. (oh – and it was an amazing wedding btw).
b.
can’t sleep. June 27, 2003
my outlook web access is down and i keep checking to see if it’s back up. i’m convinced the minute i go to bed it will be back on line. i have serious problems people.
b.
howard. June 26, 2003
hung out with howard rheingold this morning. he was brought in to speak to a group of us on campus.jpg by marc smith. i had a blast.
one thing howard said that really hit a home run with me is: community isn’t built or launched by a company… wise words.
b.
capturing the friedmans. June 25, 2003
liked it. don’t want to say too much in case you decide to go see it, but i can say left me asking many questions after. noodling on the current state of law enforcement and the legal system. thinking the concepts of guilt and innocence aren’t as finite as we may think.
b.
the television network for men. June 25, 2003
not sure i get the new tnn’s new newness. television for men? hmm. i also never quite hopped on the we, oxygen or lifetime television for women trains either.
so if we break down the average american man and woman according to the programming of these two networks, here’s what we get:
the american man likes: sports, baywatch, miami vice and paid programming.
the american woman likes: docudramas, felicity, mad about you, and paid programming.
b.
