I'm like George Costanza, where I can spot a dime from across the street with my glasses off. Well...not really that good, but I do have a tendency to pick loose change off the ground wherever I go. Sometimes it pays off, like when I found a $20 bill in junior high, to tonight, when I found two dollar bills on the floor at work. I also found a quarter and some pennies, but who's counting, hehe.
Our gps unit has really outdated maps and we tend to find ourselves lost quite a bit. Now, our gps unit didn't exactly say that exact quote today, but it did say this after repeatedly trying to get us to turn around: "Make a u-turn at first available location". That seemed as good as an "I'm lost" statement.
Harrison Ford did a great job and I'm glad they brought Karen Allen back...but the plot was even more far-fetched and the writing not nearly as fun as the previous films. Plus the use of CGI was unnecessary, and the monkey scene was just horrible.
It was a fun enough movie, but nowhere near as good as the previous three.
Ever since I learned that Heelys came in adult shoe sizes, I had to get myself a pair. It's really difficult to get into the hang of skating on your heels. I am getting better, but am no where near as good as all the little kids I see gliding around effortlessly.
I haven't actually started reading it yet since I am in the process of finishing a really good book. But it is next in line.On another note, we purchased a new house! Here's hoping we can sell the old one.
I was outside for no more than 10 minutes and got 11 mosquito bites. It wouldn't be such a big deal except that I am quite allergic and I now look like I have some sort of alien pox all over my legs.
I've been reading a lot of culinary mystery books - call it a guilty pleasure. They take about 4 hours to read, all have the same plot, and they come with recipes.
I had planned to make chicken piccata all week, and then I went and used up all the lemons in the house. So I made a quick stir-fry instead with the meat, yum.On another note, I have completely filled one large sketch book with strips and need to begin a new one. It's been nearly a year since I began this blog, wow!
There were only eight stalls. Four of which sold non-produce items like bread and tamales. And the rest of the stalls sold potatoes, onions, and squash with the occasional green vegetable. Slim pickins is all I can say.
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I am an illustrator with an education in industrial design. After graduating college I decided that illustrating was what I wanted to do for a living. So, in an effort to build my art skills and promote myself I decided to start this blog.
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