Month: May 2002
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I upgraded my web browser to the OmniWeb 4.1 Public Beta yesterday. I just used it for my morning blog read and it worked really well. My thoughts: Tables do seem to load faster. This was a big beef I had from the old version. CSS support is much better. I think I finally saw…
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Okay, there’s this job that I really, really want, and I’ve made it through the first round. I don’t wanna tell you guys what it is yet for fear I’ll jinx it. But I’ve got to answer some questions for them and I’ve hit a wall. Can you help? I need to know how “my…
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It is Christmas? Because I feel like Santa Claus! GoddessBlog is now ready for the general public. I’ve still got a few modules to write, but the basic stuff is all there. Have fun, kids!
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Matt has provided the perfect link for those rainy afternoons when you can’t be bothered to work: Cartoon Over-Analyzations. I’ve spent half an hour flipping through it and I haven’t even scratched the surface. Be sure and hit the discussions on The Brave Little Toaster’s gender and Walt Disney’s “ass fetish”. Fascinating stuff.
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Just when I think that Jann has left the Internet and is never going to update his blog again, I catch him leaving comments at Meg‘s site! He’s holding out on us!
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Shocking! Moire pointed me to an article about some Melbourne shop selling handbags depicting the World Trade Center attacks. I’m not upset so much about their insensitivity, but rather their horrible ugliness. Honestly, who would carry such a thing? It looks like someone Bedazzled a briefcase. (Incidentally, Moire‘s new and improved GoddessBlog-powered weblog is up…
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Today’s Act of Domestic Goddesshood was the creation of crock pot beef stew. I’d never actually made it before, and to be honest, my favorite kind is good ol’ Dinty Moore. I had real difficulty finding a recipe that looked like it would emulate Dinty’s chunkified, canned goodness. I finally settled on this one, since…
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Hee! The sex shop around the corner has a new holiday message on their chalkboard: “BUY MOM SOMETHING SHE REALLY NEEDS!”
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I told you about the missing wealthy Melbourne couple, right? Well, they found them dead and buried in a shallow grave, and now it looks like the youngest son did it. This could be a great true crime novel. Watching it unfold in the media has just been fascinating.
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Roger Ebert has pre-emptively ruined my entire week. *sulk*