This Is The Reason We All Need A Porch.
1 comments Posted by Thinking In Vain at 5/21/2010 09:35:00 AMOr our own town. I feel ya buddy:
I find myself being greeted with cutouts of articles talking about procrastination while supervisors and people with some leverage in the decision making business of the department are constantly rendezvousing to chat it up while I have my headphones on and I’m sending the twelfth job for the day. I’m handing things early and the thanks I get are the ones that are already embedded into the signature of an email. That and finger wagging emails highlighting trivial “mistakes” that are more style than substance and which on a rush day wouldn’t make any difference.
Misery loves company, so read the whole post.
This was the first very quick attempt at capturing Starbucks' new "porch" advertising. I need to get a camera phone - or borrow an iPhone. I suspect it's easier to be stealth about these sorts of things if you can pretend you're doing something else and NOT pulling out an actual camera.
Labels: hands across the porch, porches, starbucks
Gizmodo says it's for the lazy. But I think it's a perfect companion for porch-sitting. Or mowing green or oasiscape.
Even though the price is steep, with gas prices going the way they are the little guy may end up paying for itself in no time.
And if you don't want to porch-sit, I think it would come in nicely for multi-tasking. I attack the weeds, vegetable and flower beds while this little guy mows. And he doesn't complain.
I think this is a win-win situation.
My birthday is in July. *winkwinknudgenudge*
Update: The cap'n and I have decided it'll probably run into fences more than anything.
• The radio played George Michael's "I Want Your Sex" this morning. I have an older sister (12 years) so I have a great appreciation for all things George Michael and Youthquake. I'm sure she'd love that.
• People who have the equivalents of Guitar Star, Guitar Hero or Hot Mama probably aren't. I saw one this morning with BSNSMAN, I think I feel sorry for his family.
• My mother told me never to get a personalized license plate because it was easier for serial killers to find you.
• I never spell license right on the first try.
• The painting of our porch and trim is taking a lot longer than I anticipated, and leaving a very fine white dust everywhere.
• I got to level/question 101 on that game. I don't think I can go any further without wasting a very large amount of time. This is why I don't play video games. I can stop once I finish and I never have to do it again... I just have to finish.
• Our neighbors puppy (a Bernese Mountain Dog) named Milly got her head stuck in the fence earlier this week. Her cries are heart-wrenching. My sister held her head until the family came home and took the fence apart.
• I nearly wrecked this morning because I was looking at a business who'd put the VT Ribbon graphics on their windows and a car stopped at a green light. I didn't though.
• I thought I broke my toe. False alarm.
• I'll be in Blacksburg tomorrow for Sud Flood.
• Didn't get to Here's To The Hokies yesterday. I'm a baby and it was cold and rainy. Hopefully it'll warm up for tomorrow.
• I have turned my TV off before midnight every night this week.
• Happy Friday. :)
Now This Is An Organization I Can Get Behind...
3 comments Posted by Thinking In Vain at 3/20/2007 08:42:00 AMI'm a Charter Member of Hands Across The Porch.
(I dearly love porches... )
Labels: hands across the porch, porches