Ridiculous Thoughts

The ramblings of a slightly mad chick with far too much time on her hands :)

Post archive for ‘Blather’

Where’s Melia?

I’ll skip all of the ‘I know, I haven’t blogged in a while and here’s why’ crap. I don’t have a really good reason other than general busy-ness and lack of a desire to post to this one. I haven’t been Ficleting either which sort of breaks my heart a little. So I’ve sworn to [...]

Back in the saddle

Ok, back now. Calmer. I probably can’t/shouldn’t talk about it online much but the long and short of it is the paper went through some layoffs this past week, including 2 single moms, a guy who had just gotten married, and my very good friend. Two of the layoffs happened in the Online department, so [...]

A break

Taking a few days’ break from blogging and stuff. Actually what I want more than anything is to vent my spleen right now, but it’s probably not a good idea. Will be back in a few days or so.

Stagger Lee

I love this song. Lloyd Price’s version. Tonight I learned that the song was based on some historical events back in the 1800s or something (I’ll have to wiki it in a mo) and there have been numerous versions of the song dating back to at least 1923. This is why I love the 50s [...]

Road rage

I have… issues when I’m behind the wheel. People piss me off. Especially if they drive stupidly. And I can’t contain my anger at the abundance of stupid people allowed to get behind 2 tons of metal and propel it down a street at certain speeds. One day, my road temper is going to get [...]

I’m feeling Plurky

You read that right. One of my Twitter pals mentioned a new upstart called Plurk (I know, wtf?) that’s similar to Twitter. You get 140 characters, it’s sort of easier to follow convos etc. I joined (and if you want to check it out and sign up, just clicky, and you’ll automagically get me added [...]

Tornado-palooza

It was quite a bumpy eveningĀ  around here. The tornado watch started in the afternoon and by the time I got off work, things were rumbly and roiling out towards Kearney. I picked up the kidlet from work and we went home to keep an eye on the alerts. If it got bad we were [...]