So. Let the arbitrariness begin!
- It is difficult to get used to a 60 watt light bulb after basking in the glory of a 100 watt light bulb.
- But it makes the adjustment from night to morning a little less startling.
- My front walk is slippery.
- Even though I am a recent and whole-heartedly devoted fan of Emily Kimbrough, I don't think I'll finish the most recent book of hers I picked up (We Followed Our Hearts to Hollywood). It just isn't captivating me like her others have.
- And there is nothing wrong with not finishing a book.
- But what to read next?
- Because I'm still on the waiting list for our next book club book (Freakonomics).
- The Office is on tonight. And it's not a rerun. This makes me happy.
- I'm well on my way to drinking my daily water quota. Go me!
- There are 92 counties in Indiana. Is it just me, or does this seems like a lot?
- I made the bed this morning, like I do every morning. Only this morning I was very tempted to just forget about it.
- I secretly like quite a few Alanis Morissette songs. I'm openly crazy about Natalie Merchant's music.
- When I was in junior high and high school, I was one of those nerds who knew nothing about contemporary music, so when people asked me what genre I liked, I faked it and told them Alternative. Only it took me a few years to realize that Alternative is actually the kind of music I typically don't like.
- I've learned today that when people are given the opportunity to complain, they usually take it and run all the way up Mt. Everest with it.
- Ball State's botany pond is frozen over, in case you were wondering.
- I am the founder and coordinator of an online poetry club. February's theme is "poems by a poet laureate."
- The plural of poet laureate is poets laureate.
- Handwritten correspondence is a dying art form, and that makes me sad. Maybe I'll pick up the practice again.
- Which reminds me...I need to buy postage stamps this weekend.
- You'd be surprised at how many well-educated adults think a lot is one word.
- This picture is hanging on my office wall. Can you guess which one is my PhotoShop-loving brother?

- Would somebody please stop me before this erratic list gets too out of hand and ----------
(Thanks.)
4 comments:
I just finished Queen Noor...a compeling read. Have you read Drowning Ruth? Both must read books. One for its culural enlightment and one for suspense.
Hi Grandma! Thanks for the suggestions. I looked them both up and they both looked very interesting. I'll have to make a trip to the library soon. :)
Mweh? Freakonomics? That is exactly and precisely the same book we're reading for my book club this month! *Engenders look of astonishment*
Are you sure we're not in the same group but by some strange warping of time and space we never actually see each other? If so, I think it's a darn shame. (That we never see each other, I mean. Stupid fate.)
Oh, and I'm pretty sure your brother is the second from the left. In about 40 years.
Hey - good lookin' picture there. I should forward you the new and improved photo.
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