I had a flashback yesterday on the phones. I was working with a client the day before who needed hotels booked from one end of Utah to the other, because she’d just been transferred to the West and had a long, long, long, skinny district to check out. We were chatting along and kidding around [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Random Access Memories'
The Goddess of Travel Re-Emanates
August 15th, 2007 · No Comments · Music... Shall All Your Cares Beguile, Random Access Memories, SABRE2th Tigress: Book 'em, Dano.
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Love and Buildings and Space Noodles
May 20th, 2007 · No Comments · Blogs Wot I Read, Random Access Memories
Boing Boing: Objectophiles who harbor passionate sexual love for buildings…
Cory Doctorow: Der Spiegel has an article on the theories of Volkmar Sigusch, a German researcher whose studies of “neo-sexuality” have led him to assemble case-studies of men and women who fall in deep, passionate, sexual love with objects, from the Berlin Wall and the Twin [...]
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Random Thumbnail Stories
April 29th, 2007 · No Comments · Photos and Shutterblogs, Random Access Memories
I'll try something from time to time here - when one of the random thumbnails catches my eye, I'll tell the story behind it.
This was taken on a May trip to Washington State a few years back. David and I flew out for Folk Life and then took off on a big loop around [...]
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Sweetness and Light and Distress and Diarrhea
April 3rd, 2007 · No Comments · Dear Mom, Food, Glorious Food, Random Access Memories
A passing reference to maltodextrin, a sugar-based sweetener, on BoingBoing turned on the little lightbulb what hovers over my brain, and I Googled around to find this:
Sugar substitutes and the potential danger of Splenda
Saccharin, the first widely available chemical sweetener, is hardly mentioned any more. Better-tasting NutraSweet took its place in almost every [...]
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Erin: Engage! And Make It So!
March 10th, 2007 · No Comments · Blogs Wot I Read, Childfreedom, Home Truths, Random Access Memories
so make it up
I'm getting married. I got engaged to my long-time boyfriend about two weeks ago, and I've decided to blog about the whole ungirly-bride process. My attempts to make sense of (read: mock) it all should yield infinite hits, as other like-minded women (not to mention cultural studies professors and other Paglia [...]
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