Spook yourself out!
Today is a day to reflect on the people who have passed through your life. It’s not just about candy and costumes. Have a good evening. 🙂
Month: October 2005
TRICK or treat
One thing that’s interesting about modern Halloween is who gives out the candy and who collects it.
In my family we’ve always had two parents. One to take the little ones out collecting candy, the other stays home to give out candy to all the neighbourhood kids. On our street we knew which houses were retired couples, childless couples and etc, those who had no kids to go out trick or treating (candy collecting).… Read the rest
Tired of Thinking
“A conclusion is the place where you got tired of thinking.”
– Arthur McBride Bloch
Trick or Treat
Trick or Treat Rhymes
“Trick or treat, you’re so neat.
Give me something good to eat.
Nuts and candy, fruit and gum.
I’ll go away if you give me some.”
The Writer’s Resume
The Writer’s Resume: by Kim Isaacs- Monster Resume Expert
I never know what to stick in a resume. Especially one about my writing. Everything is so all over the place and I tend to look at most of my credits as pretty feeble. So, I really do need some kind of guide to making my resume sound well put together.… Read the rest
Katie MacAlister
Katie writes good books. Don’t be mislead by her blog. LOL
I must go now, so much to do!
OpenID
OpenID: an actually distributed identity system
This sounds really interesting. I have to read more. So far, it seems to work with LiveJournal. I’m not sure if it works with other blog software now or if that is all just in the planning stages.
Also, can bloggers use this as commenting software or does it only work one way, for those leaving comments.… Read the rest
International Wenches Guild
… Read the restThe International Wenches Guild is the brainchild of Lars Lunde (Official Guild Scribe) and Patti Falzarano (National Grande Madame); it began at the New York Renaissance Faire in the summer of 1995.
What began essentially as a local club intended to give some vague sense of order to the various wenches all over that Faire site rapidly turned into an organization stretching across North America, with a present membership of over 2000 women.