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^ Mexican hot chocolate is so much better than regular hot chocolate. Why did it take me this long to figure it out?
^ I'm reading The Politics of Obedience: The Discourse on Voluntary Servitude by Etienne de La Boetie. It's freakin' amazing. I highly recommend it. The link will take you to the text in PDF format.
^ I can barely stand Facebook and MySpace because of the ridiculous gadgets they allow. I'm sick of getting invitations which amount to spam from all of the people I know on these social networking sites. It's enough to make me want to delete my accounts. LJ, I :heart: you.
^ It's Balloon Fiesta time in Albuquerque, and a hot air balloon landed in our parking lot at work. A elderly man was piloting it, and his chase crew consisted of two women in their 60s. They were having a hard time of maneuvering it into a suitable position, so we three girls in the office went out and assisted them. The roofing company across the street also sent out three of their workers to help. The pilot thanked us and gave us his card. He's the oldest living balloonist, and he's raced his balloon over the Alps. How cool is that? Even cooler when you consider that his balloon is named 'Holy Cow' because it has a picture of a huge cow with a halo over its head.
^ The cool weather is wonderful! I live for fall.
^ I'm reading The Politics of Obedience: The Discourse on Voluntary Servitude by Etienne de La Boetie. It's freakin' amazing. I highly recommend it. The link will take you to the text in PDF format.
^ I can barely stand Facebook and MySpace because of the ridiculous gadgets they allow. I'm sick of getting invitations which amount to spam from all of the people I know on these social networking sites. It's enough to make me want to delete my accounts. LJ, I :heart: you.
^ It's Balloon Fiesta time in Albuquerque, and a hot air balloon landed in our parking lot at work. A elderly man was piloting it, and his chase crew consisted of two women in their 60s. They were having a hard time of maneuvering it into a suitable position, so we three girls in the office went out and assisted them. The roofing company across the street also sent out three of their workers to help. The pilot thanked us and gave us his card. He's the oldest living balloonist, and he's raced his balloon over the Alps. How cool is that? Even cooler when you consider that his balloon is named 'Holy Cow' because it has a picture of a huge cow with a halo over its head.
^ The cool weather is wonderful! I live for fall.
