Saturday, April 17, 2010

I was born to be a technology coordinator

I'm phoning it in today. For real, I'm posting from my phone. If you're new here, I know what you're thinking. How self-important do you have to be to feel that the world can't make it a day without you broadcasting your thoughts?

Those people don't know about the April blog challenge, obviously. This is god's work. Or something.

Today I read more of the Bobby Kennedy book. I also read the newest Modern Love column in the NYT. I am not tech savvy enough to link to that, but it wasn't a very good one anyway.
Now I'm off to my new favorite area of Minneapolis, Northeast.

Mostly I love that I don't have to wear makeup to go to the bars around here. If anything, you are liked better by the locals, mostly judgy hipsters and old men who start drinking at 9 am, if you are fresh-faced. Also the new Grain Belt Nordeast is delicious.


-- Post From My iPhone

Related Posts:

  • You Better Start From the StartThis was an exceptionally crappy week, which explains my lack of blogging. I hate blogging when I’m crabby because I assume people drop in to hear about me being an idiot, or hating on a certain sub-set of the population. Pro… Read More
  • We were ring around the rosy childrenIn a fairly innocuous episode of Sex and the City, our fearless stiletto-ed leader leaves us with one of her trademark deep thoughts:"I will never be the woman with the perfect hair, who can wear white and not spill on it."Vi… Read More
  • Read what I read. Or just read my recaps.Blog friends, I'm a little uninspired as of late. My lack of writing doesn't mean that I'm not reading a ton of great stuff on the world wide web, so here are some articles I've found lately. Thanks to Jamie at Betwixt and Be… Read More
  • The end of a (literacy blogging) eraNow that the literacy blogging challenge is coming to a close (which off the page, I sometimes called the "Blogging For Literacy Challenge" because it made it sound crazy important and like an initiative Caroline Kennedy woul… Read More
  • Ain't nobody gonna break my strideToday was the second to last day of the literacy blogging challenge! It was also Poem in Your Pocket Day! I should be writing something inspired, exciting, and lengthy, but instead I spent the night watching my brother's base… Read More

1 comments:

LH said...

"god's work." v. funny. Like that a lot.