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Monthly Archives / June 2005

I am the lizard queen.

I am bad about blogging. However, things are busy and I do not blog from work. They monitor my internet usage (as well as when I go anywhere in the building that I have to swipe my card for–i.e. everywhere except the main floor) so I am trying to keep this here blog off their read more

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and we’ll have fun fun fun…

had a blast this weekend. i went to the alaska scottish highland games in eagle river and watched a guy from oregon whomp on all the other guys. it was very cool. i also got sunburnt beyond belief there. i put sunscreen on before i left but forgot to bring it and toasted. my face read more

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A day late and a dollar short.

I completely spaced on my friday random ten. So, here it is, the i-can’t-believe-its-monday-already edition: blueberry hill – fats dominoproblem – remy zeroas long as i’m singin’ – the brian setzer orchestrapanic – pete yornthe statue got me high – they might be giantsshoehorn with teeth – they might be giants3×5 – john mayerone – read more

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Yeah, Because Alaska Has its Own Atmosphere.

Overheard on the #36 to Alaska Pacific University: Stupid Lady: The solstice starts tomorrow, you can check it on the website.Other Lady: The solstice was yesterday.Stupid Lady: No, its tomorrow.Other Lady: [placating first lady a bit] Yeah, Alaska’s is tomorrow, everywhere else was yesterday.Stupid Lady: Yeah, because alaska has its own atmosphere. Now, i’m not read more

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Joyous Solstice!

That’s right, today is the longest day of the year, I’m in Anchorage, Alaska–land of the midnight sun, and I’m not staying up all night. Sadly, I need to be at work by 9 am tomorrow and that means leaving an hour before in order to catch the bus. Speaking of the bus, my first read more

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