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John Mayer's Pie Hole
The frilly blouses, circa 1983, were to be paired with long 'cowgirl' 'prairie' skirts, boots, and the ubiquitous 80s low slung metal studded belt.— February 13, 2010 2:45 a.m.
Ladies, please! You're in public!
Hey, don't forget Maryline Desbiolles excellent novel "The Cuttlefish." Poets should appreciate her prose: http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1179607.The_Cu… And here's a little discourse (by my old professor, who introduced me to this novel!) on the novel and some psychoanalytical musings on the mental image of the cuttlefish: http://muse.jhu.edu/login?uri=/journals/discourse…— February 13, 2010 2:34 a.m.
I Suck at Vacation - Part One
Yes, the reefs destroyed--that is an ongoing heartbreaker, with all of the species dying, and the rare corals. Corals that will never again be seen or heard from, save in Darwin's Galapagos diaries, and all of the anthropologists after him. I haven't been on a cruiser for that reason, plus the fact that they spew raw sewage into the water. Who wants to focus on the fact that they are traveling around in a giant device spewing s*** wherever it goes; while everyone oohs and aahs about the cute dolphins and the beautiful sunset, their solid and liquid waste is pouring out in hundreds of gallons choking the sealife. I have never heard of an eco-cruise.— February 13, 2010 2:26 a.m.
I Suck at Vacation - Part One
Don't let your travels define your baggage? Nahhh, that doesn't work all ways, does it?— February 12, 2010 11:32 p.m.
I Suck at Vacation - Part One
You are lucky hubby is into all vacay styles, Granty. I agree about it not being restorative. I'm one of those people who is totally frayed by the experience, and usually lose weight and get sick. It's the air travel, and all of the trains, planes, buses, etc. I feel like a piece of luggage. Even in my twenties, I was exhausted by it, whereas girlfriends could arrive somewhere ten hours away, throw on a nice top, and go boogie or pub crawl the night away. Sigh...the youth I never had...— February 12, 2010 11:31 p.m.
I Suck at Vacation - Part One
"Cozumel... a old VW and drove over to the backside where there are no hotels and really cool little ruins and beachside restaurants with whole snapper and all the fixings for maybe 300 pesos - for two, with a beer each." This is my praycation, as in, please make it my next! ;)— February 12, 2010 11:28 p.m.
I Suck at Vacation - Part One
Going to the opening ceremonies of the Olympics? --Meleecation ;)— February 12, 2010 11:26 p.m.
Global Warming Is Crap!
Uh, I think I will go with more reputable scientific sources than KUUUUUSI's good ole glam weather boy, thx. Make sure YOU tune in and check out whose pockets he's currently habitating before you swallow it wholesale ;)— February 12, 2010 11:23 p.m.
Coq au Vin
Yes, you are correct, Joe, but roosters are hard to come by at the local grocery. :) Hence the chicken substitute for most recipes in this country, at least.— February 12, 2010 9:54 p.m.
I Suck at Vacation - Part One
or a "naycation" (heehee. think I'm on one now). Let's see: staycation, depravedcation, laycation (not sure what these would be--use your imagination?), bravecation (bungeeing, scaling cliffs?), braycation (with someone who can't shut up), saycation (people who lie about having gone), fraycation (one that kills your last nerve with too much activity) Any more?— February 12, 2010 9:45 p.m.