Yesterday, Jenny and I attended a “Mystery Dinner” which was Star Trek: The Next Generation themed. We had some fun characters, our hosts were Worf and Dr. Crusher, and Jenny and I were Guinan and Data. It was fun to play Data, because he’s the only character from Star Trek that I know much about,
The kids and I had to kill several hours yesterday afternoon, so we spent some quality time together, doing activities and lunch. We went to Habit Burger Grill in Scottsdale, AZ. We really enjoyed their menu, which was amazing. We all loved the food, and the kids enjoyed the candy burgers they got with their
Hello Thor Hello Leonardo Hello Iron Man Hello Sun Hello Children Hello Chocolate Hello Storm-trooper Hello Captain America Hello Pegasus Hello Hulk Hello Turtle Hello Desk Hello iPhone Hello Computer Hello Mouse Hello Headset Hello glass Hello Spiderman Hello Day What do you see right now? I see a great day in the making.
I used to never get hung up on games. Angry Birds, Cut the Rope, whatever. But I’ve always been a tabletop game junkie. Lately, I’ve discovered some of my favorite tabletop games on Game Center for iProducts. Carcassonne was a fun one to find, because of all the tiny pieces. Likewise, finding Sudoku games was
This man was featured on the world-celebrated Humans of New York (HONY) blog. I have to say, I agree with him 100%. Too many people use their status as a member of a group to demand respect, and they get treated like crap instead. This applies to lawyers, doctors, engineers, LGBTQ/Q groups, and racial groups.
In a small town in Arkansas, there is a group of teams called the Tigers. They play for my pseudo-childhood-hometown Prairie Grove. They have had a rivalry since before anyone can remember with a nearby town, Farmington (I know, even I can’t believe how redneck it is that our biggest rival was a town called
This weekend, Facebook announced a new feature: over 50 gender options are now available for your profile. Everything from binary genders (male and female) to pan-gender. Yay for social progress! A friend shared a link, and got some interesting responses. Here is the conversation. Yes, the image is weird. I had a hard time making
I know, rookie mistake. Most modern adults know that using the Internet to figure out what’s wrong with your body is a fast-track to a false belief that one has cancer. That being said, I’ve had some surprisingly strange symptoms in my feet over the last couple of days. Mostly, I can’t keep them warm.
For a variety of reasons, Jenny and I left the engagement ring out in the cold. Mostly this was because spending a lot of money on a ring she’d probably not wear just didn’t seem like a good idea. Also, I proposed a bit spontaneously. In the end, we’ve spent a large amount of time
This is a story shared via email with me, from Ashley McDermott, Ph.D.: In the post you titled “I know, right?,” you were talking about dwelling and getting sucked into shame of old memories and events that happened, especially ones that don’t matter! This is a HUGE hurdle I have. I’m taking an eCourse taught by
