Feb. 12th, 2007

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I've got a menstrual headache this morning. It's about the only kind I get - so, bleh. *snerk*

However, the haul this morning on useful links is pretty good for a Monday, so I'll share -

Angel Food Ministries, which is not to be confused with Project Angel Food because one is non-demoninational (but CHRISTIAN!), and the other one doesn't ask anything but your HIV status before they feed you. And has better sponsors.

(I have to do this - checking the Ministries site, I am struck full-face with the names of some of the churches - Last Stop Before Heaven Full Gospel Church, which just screams PENTACOSTAL APOSTOLIC ON FEURE1111! Uh.

[livejournal.com profile] poetpaladin told me about them - and I have to admit, they are a fantastic resource. ([livejournal.com profile] elfwench, [livejournal.com profile] lord_keeper, there are four sites in Indianapolis - ) Yes, they are likely going to speak in Xian and ask to pray with you and all that. When it comes to prayers, I treat them much the same as I do food - it all goes the same place, and it's rude to refuse based on context/content and create waste as a result. Some people would be offended if prayers were offered from multiple faiths - I'm not one of them. And where else could I set a better example of what I believe, in that regard?

Yes, I'm a Christian - I just may not be the kind of Christian you're used to. ;)

Project Angel Food is having an Art Sale later this month too. Bugger.

In the child rearing/development arena - the Heartsent ML threw this link at me this morning, and for free? Very useful things to jumpstart your brain into kidthink - Kid Builders, age-appropriate things to do to maximize early child development in a variety of arenas. Simple, quick and directed. I like that.

Since I W00ted a 8GB flash drive a couple of weeks ago, I brought it into work to show it off and the boss mentioned MojoPac to me. Not only can you carry a hard drive around your neck now, you can carry a whole OS as well. You can even convert your iPod and such (why) if you wish.

I think I'll get another flash drive to test that one out. The one I got is earmarked for music and nothing else. I want everything in one place, dammit.

Going to get food. Maybe that'll help the headache - oh, and two more weeks and I'm Lifetime. Yay.
kyburg: (Default)
I've got a menstrual headache this morning. It's about the only kind I get - so, bleh. *snerk*

However, the haul this morning on useful links is pretty good for a Monday, so I'll share -

Angel Food Ministries, which is not to be confused with Project Angel Food because one is non-demoninational (but CHRISTIAN!), and the other one doesn't ask anything but your HIV status before they feed you. And has better sponsors.

(I have to do this - checking the Ministries site, I am struck full-face with the names of some of the churches - Last Stop Before Heaven Full Gospel Church, which just screams PENTACOSTAL APOSTOLIC ON FEURE1111! Uh.

[livejournal.com profile] poetpaladin told me about them - and I have to admit, they are a fantastic resource. ([livejournal.com profile] elfwench, [livejournal.com profile] lord_keeper, there are four sites in Indianapolis - ) Yes, they are likely going to speak in Xian and ask to pray with you and all that. When it comes to prayers, I treat them much the same as I do food - it all goes the same place, and it's rude to refuse based on context/content and create waste as a result. Some people would be offended if prayers were offered from multiple faiths - I'm not one of them. And where else could I set a better example of what I believe, in that regard?

Yes, I'm a Christian - I just may not be the kind of Christian you're used to. ;)

Project Angel Food is having an Art Sale later this month too. Bugger.

In the child rearing/development arena - the Heartsent ML threw this link at me this morning, and for free? Very useful things to jumpstart your brain into kidthink - Kid Builders, age-appropriate things to do to maximize early child development in a variety of arenas. Simple, quick and directed. I like that.

Since I W00ted a 8GB flash drive a couple of weeks ago, I brought it into work to show it off and the boss mentioned MojoPac to me. Not only can you carry a hard drive around your neck now, you can carry a whole OS as well. You can even convert your iPod and such (why) if you wish.

I think I'll get another flash drive to test that one out. The one I got is earmarked for music and nothing else. I want everything in one place, dammit.

Going to get food. Maybe that'll help the headache - oh, and two more weeks and I'm Lifetime. Yay.
kyburg: (Default)
I've got a menstrual headache this morning. It's about the only kind I get - so, bleh. *snerk*

However, the haul this morning on useful links is pretty good for a Monday, so I'll share -

Angel Food Ministries, which is not to be confused with Project Angel Food because one is non-demoninational (but CHRISTIAN!), and the other one doesn't ask anything but your HIV status before they feed you. And has better sponsors.

(I have to do this - checking the Ministries site, I am struck full-face with the names of some of the churches - Last Stop Before Heaven Full Gospel Church, which just screams PENTACOSTAL APOSTOLIC ON FEURE1111! Uh.

[livejournal.com profile] poetpaladin told me about them - and I have to admit, they are a fantastic resource. ([livejournal.com profile] elfwench, [livejournal.com profile] lord_keeper, there are four sites in Indianapolis - ) Yes, they are likely going to speak in Xian and ask to pray with you and all that. When it comes to prayers, I treat them much the same as I do food - it all goes the same place, and it's rude to refuse based on context/content and create waste as a result. Some people would be offended if prayers were offered from multiple faiths - I'm not one of them. And where else could I set a better example of what I believe, in that regard?

Yes, I'm a Christian - I just may not be the kind of Christian you're used to. ;)

Project Angel Food is having an Art Sale later this month too. Bugger.

In the child rearing/development arena - the Heartsent ML threw this link at me this morning, and for free? Very useful things to jumpstart your brain into kidthink - Kid Builders, age-appropriate things to do to maximize early child development in a variety of arenas. Simple, quick and directed. I like that.

Since I W00ted a 8GB flash drive a couple of weeks ago, I brought it into work to show it off and the boss mentioned MojoPac to me. Not only can you carry a hard drive around your neck now, you can carry a whole OS as well. You can even convert your iPod and such (why) if you wish.

I think I'll get another flash drive to test that one out. The one I got is earmarked for music and nothing else. I want everything in one place, dammit.

Going to get food. Maybe that'll help the headache - oh, and two more weeks and I'm Lifetime. Yay.

GIP

Feb. 12th, 2007 01:39 pm
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Go here for the fun.

Someone pointed me here today from the FL - by adopting one of these icons. Veddy nice, veddy nice - but then I looked at all of them and died laughing.

Let me explain.

Taking me at my sun sign is not only dangerous, it's damned hilarious. So - don't just take me at my Scorpio-ness. Let me give you the full treatment.

Sex with me.

Sun:


Rising (Engine - this is what's REALLY going on):


Moon (Heart of the matter):


Any wonder I drive people nuts?!

(For comparison? Jim's an Aries, Scorpio rising with Moon in Virgo. Pity the two of us.)

GIP

Feb. 12th, 2007 01:39 pm
kyburg: (Default)
Go here for the fun.

Someone pointed me here today from the FL - by adopting one of these icons. Veddy nice, veddy nice - but then I looked at all of them and died laughing.

Let me explain.

Taking me at my sun sign is not only dangerous, it's damned hilarious. So - don't just take me at my Scorpio-ness. Let me give you the full treatment.

Sex with me.

Sun:


Rising (Engine - this is what's REALLY going on):


Moon (Heart of the matter):


Any wonder I drive people nuts?!

(For comparison? Jim's an Aries, Scorpio rising with Moon in Virgo. Pity the two of us.)

GIP

Feb. 12th, 2007 01:39 pm
kyburg: (Default)
Go here for the fun.

Someone pointed me here today from the FL - by adopting one of these icons. Veddy nice, veddy nice - but then I looked at all of them and died laughing.

Let me explain.

Taking me at my sun sign is not only dangerous, it's damned hilarious. So - don't just take me at my Scorpio-ness. Let me give you the full treatment.

Sex with me.

Sun:


Rising (Engine - this is what's REALLY going on):


Moon (Heart of the matter):


Any wonder I drive people nuts?!

(For comparison? Jim's an Aries, Scorpio rising with Moon in Virgo. Pity the two of us.)
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Another one down for the 50 Book Challenge -

5. Too Many Clients, by Rex Stout.

Ah. This is more like it. I'm not a big mystery fan, but I do love me some Nero Wolfe. And there are plenty of them in print, many of which I haven't read yet - so here's a good opportunity to do so.

The books are also not long. Written in first person, that of the assistant, not the main focus - much like a Sherlock Holmes mystery - the prose is catty, witty, concrete, moves the story along without getting long-winded, and is complete in and of itself. Love this kind of stuff - if there is anything I think writing should be, it's that it should always be efficient.

(And the food is always wonderful. Yes, I am a sad, sad fangirl who has the Nero Wolfe Cookbook and uses it on occasion.)
kyburg: (Default)
Another one down for the 50 Book Challenge -

5. Too Many Clients, by Rex Stout.

Ah. This is more like it. I'm not a big mystery fan, but I do love me some Nero Wolfe. And there are plenty of them in print, many of which I haven't read yet - so here's a good opportunity to do so.

The books are also not long. Written in first person, that of the assistant, not the main focus - much like a Sherlock Holmes mystery - the prose is catty, witty, concrete, moves the story along without getting long-winded, and is complete in and of itself. Love this kind of stuff - if there is anything I think writing should be, it's that it should always be efficient.

(And the food is always wonderful. Yes, I am a sad, sad fangirl who has the Nero Wolfe Cookbook and uses it on occasion.)
kyburg: (Default)
Another one down for the 50 Book Challenge -

5. Too Many Clients, by Rex Stout.

Ah. This is more like it. I'm not a big mystery fan, but I do love me some Nero Wolfe. And there are plenty of them in print, many of which I haven't read yet - so here's a good opportunity to do so.

The books are also not long. Written in first person, that of the assistant, not the main focus - much like a Sherlock Holmes mystery - the prose is catty, witty, concrete, moves the story along without getting long-winded, and is complete in and of itself. Love this kind of stuff - if there is anything I think writing should be, it's that it should always be efficient.

(And the food is always wonderful. Yes, I am a sad, sad fangirl who has the Nero Wolfe Cookbook and uses it on occasion.)

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