Cute as a button
I promise my next post will be funny and entertaining, but for now I wanted to brag about share my latest craftventures. Item 1 Skirt with pockets. I made this … Continue Reading →
Author: Jennifer
Music memory
I’ve said before that music is the surest way for me to be pulled into the past. It’s like a wormhole–one minute I’m minding my own business, listening to one … Continue Reading →
Portrait of a cat
I’m working on a real post, but it’s going to require some more field research than I had anticipated…so here’s a cheap post about my cat! Here she is. Her … Continue Reading →
Songs of a ’90s child
People say that smell is the sense most closely linked to memory (they say that, right?), but I would submit sound as a close second. Specifically musical sounds. So when … Continue Reading →
My friends Excel and Google docs
As a complete document nerd, I am a big believer in Google docs. I’ve been using them for years now, and I think they are a great way to keep … Continue Reading →
She’s a crafty little SOB
Fiance and I were discussing childhood past times the other day, and I realized how very crafty I’ve been throughout the years. Crafty as in conniving and mischievous, yes, but … Continue Reading →
A late night conversation
I’LL bet those last few posts were not very entertaining. So–I present to you: A Late Night Conversation. This was just after the Super Bowl. Timely! Contextual! ME: Hey, why … Continue Reading →
Paris day trips
So, you’ve seen what Paris has to offer. If you’re my hairdresser, you’re yawning. You’re bored. You’re so over it. Another delicious crepe with a perfectly-made espresso at a charming … Continue Reading →
Paris expedition
That whole ending with StefCory has gotten me depressed, so I’m going to go back to Paris. In my blog at least. This might not be that entertaining, so you … Continue Reading →
Anonymous text friend: the shocking finale!
-OR- How a Question Mark Changed Everything I Thought I Knew About the World. (Catch up on parts 1 and 2 if you need to.) I couldn’t wait to tell … Continue Reading →