{Moving Up In the World}
This post brought to you by the letter “S.” Image from here. Before I got married, my last name started with “S.” I was Camille S—, and I was deliriously happy to be her. (Well, except for the phase in … Continue reading
Category Archives: change
Change Came.
…Maybe it’s the fact that I couldn’t remember a time when it wasn’t winter; perhaps it’s simply because I’d been feeling stagnant lately. No matter what the reason, the fact was this: I needed change. And when I say “change,” … Continue reading
Posted in change, introspection, It's All Good, Overall Good Things, Poor Kyle
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I Lost 9 Pounds and All I Got Was This Lousy Post.
I’ve lost nine pounds since January 1st, which means I’m 16 pounds away from my goal weight, and 6 pounds away from the skinniest I’ve ever been. I’m quite pleased, thanks. I haven’t had a bite of sweets this year, … Continue reading
Forgive Me Readers; I Have Lied.
Dear Readers, It is with much sorrow that I come to you today, humbled and apologetic. Humbled and apologetic indeed…for I have lied to you. Yesterday, I blithely proclaimed to all the internetting world that I, Camille of Archives of … Continue reading
Posted in change, Cutting Back, fiascos, It's All Good
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{These EEK-onomic Times}
So I guess we really are in a depression—everyone’s saying so. At least ten times a day, I hear the phrase “these economic times.” (I pronounce it “eek-onomic,” just for the record. It’s the Eee-conomy, and these times are eek-onomically … Continue reading
Posted in change, Cutting Back, I hate change, It's All Good, like-it-link-it, Married Life
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Summer is Dead
Several months ago I accompanied Poor Kyle on a road trip to Dwight, North Dakota. You read it correctly—the place was called Dwight. The little town quickly became the second Dwight to claim a piece of my heart. What a … Continue reading
Posted in change, I hate change, introspection, on the road again, photos, sad things
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Gettin’ Edjumacated.
I graduated high school in May of 2004. Almost five years later I’m not even close to holding a college degree in my hot sweaty hand. At first I feel a little pathetic, when so many of my high school … Continue reading
Posted in change, I hate change, Married Life, my edjumacation and me
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