stacey ewing

Well… Color Wars 2008 is ON!
Game #1 is called Bad Ass RoShamBo and I’m on the RED TEAM!
My entries are up… are yours??!

This link was presented in an Educause webinar I ‘attended’ today (warning: Cultural Heritage + Technology porn after the jump): http://primaryaccess.org/hub/browser.php?base=jt TJ micro-journaled everything he did (buying shoes, going to opera, meeting people, etc.) and I think if the man had a Crackberry or iPhone back then, he’d have been a freakin’ Twitter master. ;)

Dinner at our place tonight- 8pm! Come on ovah! ;D

Today is a “Better Day” FULL of “Serenity!!” Squeeeeee! Now my year is now almost complete (just two more issues to go!). It was absolutely wonderful and amazing but way too damn short but STILL oh, sooooo good, cuz ya know, “two minutes in heaven is better than one minute in heaven.” heh, heh… Re: the cover… Tim thinks Mal looks like Bill Pullman & Bridget thinks Zoe looks like Tim Curry. ;D

Reading the latest “I, Cringley” column today, made me think about Friendster, so I dialed back in for the first time in four years. Almost everyone in my friend list is gone with the exception of a couple folks who, like me, haven’t logged in since 2004. Before I deleted my account, I looked at the “Testimonials for Stacey” section and found the testimonial left for me by LocalHoney in 2003. It’s quite safe to say I haven’t laughed like that in awhile! :) Thanks chica- I hope all is well with you out there!

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Local Honey
Posted 12/8/2003 8:50 pm

i used to think stacey was so nice i
wanted to kick her ass…but now that
i’ve peeked in her pocket of evil, i’m
buying.

Too weird- I accidently ran across this clip while, ironically(?), coincidentally(?), searching for Baron Silas Greenback clips on YouTube. :) I’ve always loved beaker, second only to the Chef and a mere smidge above Animal. This was good timing as I kinda needed a happier way to re-remember this song.

To kill some time on Saturday afternoon, Wes, Court, Spencer, Tim and I went to the old FIT campus (Wes, Tim and I went there on Friday afternoon too). The gates to the old Leech (Leach?) Estate up on the hill were open so we walked up there to explore. Apparently renovations would be in the works but the old mansion is built on top of a native american burial ground in addition to being next to/on top of a fragile ecological system. So things are on hold until the historical, anthropological, and environmental societies/groups can work out their separate issues/interests. :) Meanwhile, we had a great time exploring the grounds… slideshow here.