The EBITDA Song!
April 28, 2007 on 6:14 am | In Funny Internet Things, Things of Amusement to Me 2 CommentsBritney Is Having Sanjaya’s Baby!
April 27, 2007 on 4:50 pm | In Funny Internet ThingsNot really.
But we still made a video about it for MadBlast.
1 CommentWeird.
April 17, 2007 on 1:45 pm | In Funny Internet Things, Things of Amusement to MeShampoo, magnified, being weird. It’s apparently called the Kaye effect.
No Comments - post one!Dear Fans on My MacBook
April 9, 2007 on 3:11 pm | In Modern TechnologyPlease shut up.
If you’re going to leave my computer at 160° Fahrenheit all day, then quiet down, because you’re not helping anyway. I am tired of your constant whine.
Grr.
No Comments - post one!At one point, I loved Pizza Hut pizza
April 9, 2007 on 9:37 am | In Funny Internet ThingsIt was an intriguing mistress.
Then I wasn’t a contest finalist.
Pizza Hut, you got some ’splainin to do.
No Comments - post one!Driver robbed as he saves man’s life - National - smh.com.au
April 8, 2007 on 10:40 pm | In NewsDriver robbed as he saves man’s life.
Lesson learned: Never be a good Samaritan. Ever.
No Comments - post one!My niece Liat would rather I be doing something more fun than writing this blog post.
April 8, 2007 on 7:58 pm | In FamilyUnfortunately for Liat, though, she doesn’t get a vote.
No Comments - post one!Things I Knew to be True About Parenting, But Nonetheless Was Still Surprised By
April 8, 2007 on 9:30 am | In Anya Haley, Parenthood- Your own baby’s drool and spit-up is just not that disgusting.
- Corollary to rule #1: Other people’s babies do have disgusting spit-up and drool.
- Changing diapers it not a big deal. But it does get tiresome and annoying.
- Worrying is a full-time job.
- Parenting is more fun than working.
- When your baby smiles at you, nothing else matters.
- Corollary to rules #6 and #4: If your house catches on fire, you better hope your baby doesn’t start smiling at you, because in that case, something else actually does matter, even though the smile is deceiving you.
Life in Tucson
April 7, 2007 on 11:03 pm | In Anya Haley, Family, WorkLife in Tucson is not identical to life in New Jersey. According to the Internet and my mother-in-law (two vast stores of useless and useful information), our east coast home has been literally freezing while Lauren, Anya, and I enjoy Tucson’s 80+ degree weather.
Many elements of Tucson life are identical for me to NJ living. Working from home is pretty much the same regardless of which state I’m in… Though working on the same time zone as my coworkers does have its perks.
Taking care of Anya is definitely different; we don’t have our full arsenal of babycare tools at our disposal. But she’s such a happy girl, even when sick, that it hasn’t been too tough.
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