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Monthly Archives: May 2005
New job opportunites up ahead, on the left
Last Tuesday I got to work almost a half hour late. I sat down at my desk (hey, at least I finally got a new desk) and fell brain first into the fog of apathy that thicken the air around … Continue reading
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Philly MetBlogs
Hey kids, There is this cool thing out there called MetBlogs. There are over twenty of them in different cities across the world. The way it works is that ten people in a city sign on to be bloggers on … Continue reading
Posted in State of the blog
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Pi'ilani and Pomi
Pi’ilani and Pomi Originally uploaded by Marusula. If you can believe it, these girls are my first cousins.
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My friend Seth
A couple weeks ago my friend Seth had an impromptu cookout (we can’t call it a barbeque, because as a native Texan, Ingrid protests to calling grilling barbequing). Seth, Jen, Georgia and I were sitting on Seth’s back deck and … Continue reading
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Family
My aunt Flora used to live on the 9th floor of my building. Flora is an aunt by marriage, my great-uncle Milty was her third husband and when they found themselves in love in their 50′s (and having known each … Continue reading
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Humor – A Risky Behavior?
I’m taking a mandatory online sexual harrassment training right now and that’s one of the section titles. It made me think of a situation I found myself in at my last job. I used to work in the Executive Office … Continue reading
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Today I'm 26
I had a spectacular day, and it wasn’t even my birthday today (yesterday)! Tomorrow, the actual day of my birthday I head to DC for my UUA Young Adult and Campus Ministry training of trainers. Hopefully it will be a … Continue reading
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They call it progress
About a week ago I learned that they are going to be building a 39 story building on an empty lot near my apartment. This means that the very last little bit of view beyond the skyscrapers that this little … Continue reading
Posted in My building, Philly Living
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Jason Mulgrew
Hey kids, So there is this blogger out there, named Jason Mulgrew. He mostly writes about sex, alcohol, drugs and poop, so of course he’s got a pretty big following. He recently put out a call for people to help … Continue reading
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desk=disappointment
I work in an office in the basement, right off the loading dock. Most days the scent of second hand smoke wafts into my space from the assortment of mail distribution, environmental and cafeteria workers who use the dock as … Continue reading
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