My birthday party was fun, I think. I was pretty wasted, so I have no idea if I was a complete dork. 🙂 But I really needed a good release, and I did get some of that. So yay.
Happy birthday to me…
31 was one hell of a wild ride. I’m counting on 32 to be exciting and fun and full of happy times.
flickr people
I’ve set up a filter for folks I know are on flickr. If I don’t already have you as a contact on flickr, comment here or add me as a contact there and I’ll sync up the filter and my
2005 Year-End-y thingy
1. What did you do in 2005 that you’d never done before? Started taking anti-depressants. Got my first single-song contract. Somehow that combination seems very rock’n’roll, so I’ll leave it at that. 2. Did you keep your New Years’ resolutions,
Oh Christmas shirt, oh Christmas shirt…
“Hey Enid, the atheists are decorating for Christmas again.” We have a Christmas shirt hanging in our living room! Complete with ornaments and garland! I’ll bet it’s the best Christmas shirt any of you have ever seen. Also, we have
New single-song contract! It’s officially official!
It seems odd when I type it out, but Karsten and I couldn’t be happier that we’ve just signed away the publishing rights (and future publishing royalties!) to our calypso-pop-reggae song “Mango Sun.” (Visit http://www.honeybowtie.com/songs/index.html if you want to hear
Stuff for sale
If anyone is feeling like doing a little online shopping, check out eBay for some auctions I just listed. Local folks, I just mentioned on that if you win any of the items, you can pick ’em up and avoid
Tough being back at work & not looking forward to Xmastime
It isn’t easy being back at work, that’s for sure. It doesn’t help that things around here are kind of nutty what with problems that have arisen since the latest software release in mid-October, so there’s a whole damage-control element
It’s a long drive back to Nashville…
but we made it in one piece. Well, two pieces, I suppose, counting me and Karsten separately. I’m completely exhausted. Glad to be home, but have already cried twice tonight. I’m going to try going back to work on Monday.
When at last you reach the end, turn around and start again
When your cell phone rings at 2:35 AM, you can be sure it’s a call you wish you didn’t have to take. I marveled at how calm my mother managed to sound as she said, “Your father passed.” I took