PTX at the Fox
I may have mentioned before that I kind of like a cappella music. It just so happens that my wonderful husband, who I somehow tricked into also liking (some) a … Continue Reading →
Author: Jennifer
Mr. Grumblepants
In the Midwest, we’re well-versed in severe weather: crazy storms, tornadoes, flooding, blizzards–we’re taught from a young age what to do in case of serious bad news from the skies. … Continue Reading →
Sum up rum up
Remember that time in November when I was like, Blog All the Things! Lol. Shortly after that, a big change happened: at the end of November I was offered a … Continue Reading →
Half Moon Bay
Ricardo and I were invited to go camping one weekend in October, but because we left all of our gear in Indiana and we’re too cheap to buy new stuff, … Continue Reading →
Changes
Lookit my new site design. LOOK. It’s…darker? Less pink and curly. As with my clothing, I feel drawn more to darker pieces with a bit of an edge since moving … Continue Reading →
Internetting: Tabletop concert
Here’s a simple formula for awesomeness: get your talented band around the kitchen table, set up a camera, and perform with only your voices and some cottage cheese containers. Those … Continue Reading →
One year anniversary
Well it’s been one year since our wedding. How about them caramel apples? OH MY GOD it feels like SO LONG. Jk, it’s shocking, really, that it was a full … Continue Reading →
Informed Myers-Briggs arguments
When the lovely over-achiever Aubrey posted about taking the Myers-Briggs (I guess we’re also calling it Keirsey?) personality test as part of her Kelley MBA prep, it reminded me of … Continue Reading →
Internetting: Porcupines of happiness
This isn’t really a good internetting post, it’s just to share this video of a porcupine that makes THE MOST AMAZING sounds. Ok, I’ll throw in some other porcupine-related items … Continue Reading →
Just keep climbing
Once, a long time ago, I wrote about the first full-time job offer I ever got. After months of really soul-deflating job applications and a scant handful of interviews that … Continue Reading →