Mixed Moss

There are two adorable high school students who come into the Rohs St. Cafe every day. I love talking to them. They are exchange students at Hughes High School, staying with a family that goes to the Vineyard Community Church (where my family goes) and they are actually in my little sister’s small group.
One is […]

FYI: to get clued-in on the lingo used here, check out this wedsite: http://www.ministryinsights.com/49.php This is the Gary Smalley “animals” personality descriptor.
Why am I such a Golden Retriever? I mean, I’m certainly not pure Golden Retriever, I have Otter tendencies…after all I am anything but shy, and I’m super-emotional, which are Otter. But […]

More subversive feminist rhetoric:
http://www.oneangrygirl.net/images/feminist.gif

Some of my friends are puting this list together. I’m posting it here and adding to it. Feel free to add on!
“YOU KNOW YOU LIVE IN CLIFTON IF…”
1. You can throw furniture over the balcony and no one gives you a second glance.
2. At least once a month there is a group of old protestors […]

Here are some things I’m into right now.
I heart:
Much Ado http://www-tech.mit.edu/Shakespeare/much_ado/full.html
Dispatch, “The General” http://www.dispatchmusic.com/ (careful, has music don’t open while at work)
The woman I wish I looked like http://www.aishwaryarai.com/ (same deal on the music)
Postal Service http://www.subpop.com/bands/postalservice/downloads.php
Garden State– true beauty. http://www2.foxsearchlight.com/gardenstate/ (Music here too)
Subversive Feminist Rhetoric http://www.coyotescorner.com/images/02-1967_Thinner.jpg
Global Community http://www.coyotescorner.com/posters3.htm
“Doughnut Theater” http://www.krispykreme.com/glazed.html
Other-Cultural Beauty http://www.indiangarment.com/
Art http://www.artchive.com/artchive/H/hopper/chopsuey.jpg.html

Today I went to see Much Ado About Nothing with my dad and my little sister. Much Ado is my favorite of Shakespeare’s plays. Why, I don’t know. But I’ve loved it ever since I was about fifteen.
Our seats were fabulous. They were in the section marked “stage.” See, in this particular playhouse, there are […]

So I skimmed through the first two to three chapters of that book, and then threw it across the room. It is now on the dusty end of my book shelf, beside “I Kissed Dating Goodbye,” and I am devoting myself to more broadening books– like “A Room of Her Own,” “Reading Lolita in Tehran,” […]

I’ve been stealing a lot from Erin’s LiveJournal lately. Guess what? I don’t care. Erin, Kudos. Feel complimented. I find you interesting.
Take this quiz that tells you where to live. Apparently I’ll be moving to Long Island, NY soon. Or Charleston, SC.
http://www.findyourspot.com/

For my birthday, my parents gave me the funniest present ever. I was offended for a while but then I found my sense of humor. I try never to take myself too seriously.
I had asked for a Suze Orman book called “The Money Book for the Young, Fabulous and Broke.” What I got was a […]

My mother is a strong, beautiful, courageous, hopeful breast cancer survivor. In her honor, I have been helping organize teams to participate in events like Relay for Life and Race for the Cure since she was diagnosed with the disease in Spring of 2004. I hope my involvement in the cause will be life-long. Someday, […]