Archive for January 2012
Northern Lights Tracker-Finland
picture courtesy of Google images The physics phenomen that takes place 50 to 200 miles (264,000-1.056 million feet-Yish!) above the earth is named after the Roman goddess of dawn Aurora and the Greek name for north wind, Boreas.
Read MoreNorthern Lights Tracker-North America
Picture compliments of Google The geomagnetic pole is now over northeastern greenland. All you “aurora chasers” pack up your families. Road Trip.
Read MorePredictor-Glam
Although designed to save valuable seconds, smart phone predictors often times cause chaos. Be vigilant when choosing names. (especially for children) A friend of mine has an acquaintance name “Ducker” but every time she keys her iPhone, the predictor changes it to “Fucker” (It’s probably the same for “Tucker” or “trucker”. Regardless, pretty massive misstep,…
Read MoreCom-uni-glam
*Note to self: Never assume everyone else sees things as you do. We all come from different cultures, backgrounds and places on the planet. In order to get your point across, be clear and specific. *Words from the universal translator: No need visit to Mars or Venus to discover age, gender, and religion can add…
Read MoreSports-Man Glam
Man meets man Man conquers man Man goes brain dead from watching twenty-four-hour SportsCenter Women Inherit the earth *Note to self: Don’t sabotage yourself. Stop nagging the screen zombies. *The clock is running : Four days until the BCS Championship Game. E.L. Chappel author of Risk Learning to think before I speak aka The Glamorous…
Read MoreSeam-split Glam
Another reason to wear nice underwear. I had just finished a delightful meal at the Sonnealp Hotel (translated the name means “sun rising over the alps”; I love that) when the Baron and I got up to leave. We staggered through the dining room, drunk with a food euphoria that always comes with the exquisite…
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