Category Archives: do what I say

Hip, hip!

I don’t know, I just can’t seem to stop saying Hip, hip! these days. Something about it has been exactly the perfect exclamation for me lately. I’m sure it has stemmed from my recent adoption of Reagan’s “hooray!”—I can’t think … Continue reading

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Saturday Steals: Yard Sale Tactics (A Review)

Inasmuch as last week’s Saturday Steals had a pathetic turnout (which is not to discredit the three participants who did show up—thanks, guys!), I have decided that you all might need a little help knowing exactly how to find steals … Continue reading

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So long, Smeagol!

Are you watching American Idol this season? Kyle and I oscillate; the first entire season either of us had ever watched was when David Archuleta won, and we were smitten. But then the next season Kyle was gone a lot … Continue reading

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“This dignified silence seems to be producing an unpleasant effect.”

For my dramatic literature class, I am reading The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde. It’s not the first time I’ve read this play; it won’t be the last.  I have, as you all know, long been intrigued by … Continue reading

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No ‘Poo Update—MONTH 2

***Background: I’m not using shampoo or conditioner in my hair anymore.  It’s called the No ‘Poo Movement.  You can read the beginnings of my experiment (deep breath…) here, here, here, here, here, here, and here.  Someday I’ll create a page … Continue reading

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In Which I Experience the Slap-in-the-Face Realisation that I Don’t Know Everything.

Not long ago, I fancied myself a regular Ann Landers.  I decided my calling in life was to be an advice columnist—one who didn’t beat around the bush.  I wanted to give people advice they were seeking (as opposed to … Continue reading

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