kelly | January 4, 2011
2010 is officially over now. I’ve been meaning to talk to you about it for months, but life got in the way. It’ll be a bit more concise now. Lucky you.
If the second half of 2010 had a theme, it was Challenge is the New Black. A couple of months ago something snapped and [...]
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kelly | October 22, 2010
The cat’s out of the bag! Starting November 2nd, I’ll be a part-time employee back at infuz. Yes, that’s right. infuz.
What’s that you say? You have some concerns? I know. We all did. But don’t worry. It’s not going to be like last time.
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kelly | January 23, 2009
through a convoluted series of events that span almost an entire year and include writing classes and comic book fans, i’ve been invited to participate in a closed beta for an up and coming …um… let’s go with “conversation site.” they define themselves much better and it’s probably better for me to just quote [...]
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kelly | March 31, 2008
so…it’s been a week. and then another week. …and then a third week? surely not. i think it’s only been the two. anyway, my “a week and then i’ll see,” week is totally up.
the first week was full of all sorts of potential planning. i didn’t get very [...]
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kelly | September 1, 2007
wherein kelly throws herself a whiny pity party and decides upon review that she really doesn’t care about the tense shifting and inconsistent capitalization enough to do anything about it.
let’s recap, shall we?
January
bad: found out my dad’s “spots” were very terminal pancreatic cancer
February
good: *finally* sold our damn house.
bittersweet: found out friends were pregnant (what? i’m [...]
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kelly | April 22, 2007
don’t feel too neglected. it’s not like i’m making uber-regular updates on the baby blog.
i’m sort of in this “blah” or “meh” state right now. the baby’s doing its thing and baking quite nicely. it hasn’t given me too hard a time so far with symptoms and cravings, so i really shouldn’t complain. [...]
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kelly | January 1, 2007
here’s the things that i’d like to do this year:
drink less soda (maybe 1 a day?)
drink way more water (some in the form of tea)
wean myself mostly off of caffeine by march-ish
exercise regularly (once week by march, adding a “once” every week every quarter)
read one book a month (pitiful goal, i know, but considering i [...]
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kelly | October 31, 2006
most days we walk to and from work it’s about 8 blocks. we also make a starbucks run …almost every day at work (shameful, i know), and then there’s the walking to lunch that takes in the same general direction as starbucks on a daily basis. the point is, we do a lot of [...]
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kelly | September 6, 2006
i’m actually not sure what bothers me about this spot. i think the fact that the gap’s using audrey to pimp clothing is actually more disturbing than pairing her funny-face dance with an AC/DC song.
i just know it is very, very wrong. if i shopped at the gap (or could wear skinny pants) i [...]
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kelly | June 16, 2006
and interesting jobs/lives kill blogs.
you see, the majority of my posts have been composed at work with occasional at-home tweaking. now i have full days with interesting things to do that don’t really necessitate a “my brain will explode if i don’t remove myself from this place for a few minutes” break every few [...]
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