If only a certain clown was next- June 27, 2008 Thanks to Erin for bringing me this sad news. The tragic one for me was in January, as the Double Western Bacon Cheeseburger wasis a passion for me. For my cholesterol count, it is a good thing that there are no locations close to me. This weekend I'll be packing up all of our contents and storing them. I've been on the hunt for apartments for the last few weeks, and couldn't find anything in our price range, but think I can find a place this week. Yesterday was the last day for students at.http://www.glennalicious.org/archives/2008/06/if_only_a_certa.html Was that a Glenneth I just saw imploding- June 19, 2008 Yes, yes it was. You can tell from the aftermath that it wasn't your normal imploded human, as there are no skull remnants with hair on top, plus the toes are really hairy. Work is way above normal stress (11 hour non-stop working days, not quite normal for teaching), the fight with the landlords will be hitting the fan in the next few days, and even though our temp place is seriously fabulous, I really just want to be back in my own bed. I'm so tense that my jaw aches from me grinding my...http://www.glennalicious.org/archives/2008/06/was_that_a_glen.html Coined a new phrase- June 14, 2008 We're not married, so I can't call him my husband. I call him my boyfriend, but that really isn't enough. I occasionally call him my partner, but that sounds so businesslike. I was walking down the street the other day, and it dawned on me. He's my 'significant otter.' I know the bears are going to love this.http://www.glennalicious.org/archives/2008/06/coined_a_new_ph.html My six year blogiversary- June 13, 2008 Things have been a bit hectic and stressful for the last month or so, and so I was pleased when my iCal alarm popped up, telling me that my blog anniversary was today. I am now very diligent about adding people's birthdays and such into my iCal, as otherwise there would never be any birthdays but mine, as far as I'm concerned. So what happens when something like a blog evolves over 6 years I decided to let the experts at teachingfirst.nettell me. A typical six year old: Thinks logically...http://www.glennalicious.org/archives/2008/06/my_six_year_blo.html Why we're not living in our apartment- June 8, 2008 It has been over one month since the fire in our building up-ended our lives. Here is our beautiful bedroom: Through that hole, you can see and hear our neighbors. Plaster chunks are both wholesome AND nutritious. This is the next wall and part of the ceiling. I have never worked with plaster before, but I LOVE the ancient chunks of STUFF slowly dropping out of the ceiling. Last, but not least, let me present the AMAZING WALLS THAT ARE CRYING BLOOD! Okay, those are just pockets of...http://www.glennalicious.org/archives/2008/06/why_were_not_li.html Anchors- June 7, 2008 Anchors are curious things. When looking at an anchor, it could be something that moors you, so you always know where you are. It also could be something that drags you down, especially if you're barely keeping your head above the surface. It could be the exact same anchor. In my family, they are ALWAYS the same anchor. It's been four years since one of my most important anchors was suddenly cut, and it seems like yesterday when I was crying on the phone, desperate for just one more...http://www.glennalicious.org/archives/2008/06/anchors.html |