Month: September 2006

Unicycling

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Today LilFunky, my current blog tenant, is writing about unicycling.

Have you ever seen anyone on a unicycle outside of a magician or circus performer? I have. When I lived in the Rouge one of the older boys on our street had a unicycle. I thought it was amazing. Any time I noticed him out there I would be watching from the front steps, driveway or the big window in the dining room of our house.… Read the rest

Put your Good Face Forward

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It’s a good thing we have a face on the front of our bodies. As I get older and look at myself in various stages of undress. I begin to think that at some age I won’t know which is my back and which is my front. If it wasn’t for having a face on my front that is.… Read the rest

Green Dark Background

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I don’t know if you’d call this kind of design brocade or gothic or something completely different. I just like this style. Not so dark would be nice. But you get the idea.

I am Hungry

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If you could eat anything and not worry about your health in any way… what would you really eat? The whole meal, not just one thing.

I am cooking salt and pepper sausages which I plan to eat with ketchup. I can smell them cooking. But, if I could have anything at all, I would have a club sandwich with taco chips.… Read the rest

Do It Your Way

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“There is only one success – to be able to spend your life in your own way.” – Christopher Morley

With a clear purpose; “the right message, delivered with the right tool, to the right target audience, at the right time, gets the desired results.” – Lloyd F. Bitzer

“Style is the image of character” – Edwards Gibbson 1737-1794, British Historian

Could you Spare a Cup of Fat?

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I really think it’s time someone invented a pill that kills fat cells. Just take one and all your extra fat dissolves. How simple would that be. Movie stars could take a double dose so they can keep their skeletal good looks.

If it became common they’d be cheap too. Everyone would have a pill or two as needed.… Read the rest