• I entered a yarn naming contest - twice actually. I'm not anticipating I will win (there were 700 entries), but it was fun to think up names. If by some freak of nature I did win I couldn't imagine what I would do with $500 worth of yarn. Could you imagine that?
• I had AWESOME driving karma yesterday. I mean so amazing I had to call someone just to share the experience. It took me awhile to notice, but there I was driving on the highway and the roads infront of me were WIDE OPEN. Yes, I will repeat that again - WIDE OPEN. There was not a car to be seen. I was beginning to wonder if the whole highway was shut down, but that was not the case as I then looked in my rear-view mirror to find a pak of cars behind me. I'm not 100% sure how this happened, but it was as if someone had sent a memo letting everyone know I had been designated leader and when I would be making my way. A drive that "should take" and "normally takes" an hour without construction took only, at most, 30 minutes. As I said, I was so ecstatic I had to share with someone.
• This knitwear designer I know is putting together a web site to showcase her patterns. She was talking a week or two about about how she is stuck with writing the content for the site. I decided to jump into the conversation and next thing I know I was offering to take a stab at writing the content for said site. Last time I saw her we didn't have a chance to talk about it, but have since exchanged a few messages after she gifted me a download of one of her patterns. (Aside from the fact that I had downloaded all her free patterns, she noticed I added this one particular paid pattern to my favorites on Rav so she wanted to make sure I had a copy.) She hasn't forgotten about my offer and still wants to talk to me about helping her out. I'll let you know what happens with that.
• A friend of mine called me today and starts in on Oprah's war against talking/texting while driving. Apparently people were suppose to make the day a "No Phone Zone" day. My friend actually encouraged me to drive and text so we'd be going against Oprah.
• In case you didn't know - Rad and Swell are the new "it" words so make sure to integrate them into your vocabulary.
• One of the thing I currently love about my iPod is the pedometer. Yes, I realize this is a weird thing, but it give me an idea of how many steps I take during any given walk I take. Plus, it syncs with Nike.com to track your progress - right now I'm working on scaling Mt. Fuji. (BTW - Does this mean I can mark it off the life "to do" list?) The other day I was talking to a coworker about this when she asked how many steps are you "suppose" to take each day. Honestly, I had no clue. So, like any other person these days I looked it up on-line. In case you were wondering - 10,000 steps is considered "active." Hmmm . . . I don't know. I sure seem to feel as though I've been active by the time I get home and I surely don't take 10,000 steps.
• One of my family members is going to hear Warren Buffet speak as part of a work thing. There might be the possibility of meeting him as well. When I heard this I was . . . well . . . Let's just say I was trying to figure out how I could take their place. Despite all that is going on wit Buffet and Goldman Sachs I still admire the man. He's an amazing businessman
Ok, that's all for now. I'm drained and it's time for sleep!
Until later . . .
1 comment:
very cool about the driving experience and the knitwear designer. :) i didn't know you liked warren buffet so much.
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