Monday, July 28, 2008
Overheard at Target
Friday, July 25, 2008
A Tour of my Office
There is a snowball's chance in hell that April will ever get to see my office in person, so I thought I would take her on a little tour of the space I call mine for 8 hours every day. If you remind me I could probably make a "Room 38 - Christmas edition" happen in a few months.
This is the front desk you see when you walk in. That little blue sign says "Please see receptionist" as if you had a choice. I also appreciate the 9/11 remnants and 6 year old newspaper clippings. If you look in the bottom right of the picture, you will notice a hole in the wall resembling a fireplace. It doesn't actually go anywhere, but we have a mantle.
If you take a left after the desk, you see my door! The filing cabinet to the left is where I am supposed to file things. More on that later. You can also see my coat rack with a coat to match every skirt I own. This way, I am never without a jacket when I need one. That is Tom's office on the left.
Here is my office! I think this picture best illustrates how one can have walls but no privacy. Please take special note of the door on the right which goes nowhere but has the number 39 on it. Also admire the fine plush chair I sit in, which has a nice squeak to it and is upolstered with what I am pretty sure is the same material as the carpet. We like to match around here I guess.
This is my bulletin board and my desk. It is a random smattering of things, mostly concert tickets and pictures of BU and Barron. That tissue box is the last remaining in the office, as we were told by our supplier that we are cut off. As in the whole building is cut off. I believe the memo actually said:
This is the front desk you see when you walk in. That little blue sign says "Please see receptionist" as if you had a choice. I also appreciate the 9/11 remnants and 6 year old newspaper clippings. If you look in the bottom right of the picture, you will notice a hole in the wall resembling a fireplace. It doesn't actually go anywhere, but we have a mantle.
If you take a left after the desk, you see my door! The filing cabinet to the left is where I am supposed to file things. More on that later. You can also see my coat rack with a coat to match every skirt I own. This way, I am never without a jacket when I need one. That is Tom's office on the left.
Here is my office! I think this picture best illustrates how one can have walls but no privacy. Please take special note of the door on the right which goes nowhere but has the number 39 on it. Also admire the fine plush chair I sit in, which has a nice squeak to it and is upolstered with what I am pretty sure is the same material as the carpet. We like to match around here I guess.
This is my bulletin board and my desk. It is a random smattering of things, mostly concert tickets and pictures of BU and Barron. That tissue box is the last remaining in the office, as we were told by our supplier that we are cut off. As in the whole building is cut off. I believe the memo actually said:TO: Building
FR: Supply closet
RE: Tissues
"BYOT bitches!"
Lifecasting pt. 2
Yankees are malodrous
What the F is this crapola

What the F. I am a faithful Dr. Pepper drinker. I recently realized that maybe I should pay attention to all these 1 in 6 caps win labels on the bottle because maybe I would win something cool. Instead, this is the message I got:
YOU WIN!
sweepstakes tally: 5
You’ve won a Dr Pepper — Indiana Jones screensaver.
Click below to choose a screensaver to download. Be sure to choose wisely and remember to keep drinking Dr Pepper for more codes because 1 in 6 will win.
Wha?? A screensaver??!?! That is so dupsterino. I would have taken an Indy pencil, an Indy trapper keeper folder - perhaps even a free Dr. Pepper!
But no. A screensaver was my prize. One that I could probably make myself with 10 minutes on google image search and changing the settings on my desktop. I heard your stupid movie sucked anyway!
Thursday, July 24, 2008
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Mr. Banana Grabber

Some guy got busted at Bisco with 14,000 hits of LSD. That averages out to two hits of acid per festival-goer. I don't know if this guy is really stupid or someone with really high aspirations. Either way it does not sound like he had a smart business plan.Anyway, I was reminded of one of my favorite attendees at camp. He was wearing a banana suit similar to the one above the entire time. I can only speculate what the suit smelled like by the end of the weekend, since he also wore it inside of the 200 degree late night dance tent. He was pretty committed to this suit. I wonder maybe what he was hiding inside?
The person pictured above is not in fact the guy at the festival but it is my cousin in a banana suit sporting a hansome underbite.
UPDATE: There is a video news story to accompany this: http://wnyt.com/article/stories/S519475.shtml?cat=300
I counted two uses of the phrase "Jonathan taylor was trying to get people tripping but instead he ended up with a trip to the Schenectady county jail."
Cuffys of Cape Cod
Because Beth likes it better when I rant about stuff instead of just posting pictures I will give her a rant.
The Metrowest Daily News was kind enough today to remind me of a nightmare of a store called Cuffys.
Cuffys has all of the sweatshirts and sweatshorts you could ever dream of in your favorite B.U.M. equipment styles. Just replace where it says BUM with with words "Cape Cod" and you have the entire store right there. The Cuffy's website is down right now, but here is a little taste of what they have to offer.
While searching for BUM equipment pictures I found this delightful photo of Bob Chaney, who markets himself as a BUM equipment model:
It's true love.
Anyway, there are 100 convenient Cuffys locations all over the cape and your mom would probably drag you to every single one if she could.
And for the frugal mom, there is the Cuffy's factory outlet store, which may smell less pleasant but on the plus side, there is a singing dancing jamboree band a la Roll on America.
For those unfamiliar with Roll on America, picture the Country Bear jamboree at Disney World but half as talented and possibly featuring an octopus. The cuffy's show is the retarded younger brother.
I bet Beth saw the movie the Country Bears.
In the theater.
The Metrowest Daily News was kind enough today to remind me of a nightmare of a store called Cuffys.
Cuffys has all of the sweatshirts and sweatshorts you could ever dream of in your favorite B.U.M. equipment styles. Just replace where it says BUM with with words "Cape Cod" and you have the entire store right there. The Cuffy's website is down right now, but here is a little taste of what they have to offer.
While searching for BUM equipment pictures I found this delightful photo of Bob Chaney, who markets himself as a BUM equipment model:
It's true love.Anyway, there are 100 convenient Cuffys locations all over the cape and your mom would probably drag you to every single one if she could.
And for the frugal mom, there is the Cuffy's factory outlet store, which may smell less pleasant but on the plus side, there is a singing dancing jamboree band a la Roll on America.
For those unfamiliar with Roll on America, picture the Country Bear jamboree at Disney World but half as talented and possibly featuring an octopus. The cuffy's show is the retarded younger brother.
I bet Beth saw the movie the Country Bears.In the theater.
Sunday, July 13, 2008
Thursday, July 10, 2008
Wednesday, July 9, 2008
April's New Screenname
Sunday, July 6, 2008
Julian Beever
Julian Beever has a great gallery of 3D pavement drawings at http://users.skynet.be/J.Beever/pave.htm.
This is particularly impressive to me because you can really see how huge these drawings must be in real life. I would never have the patience for this.
A Visit from Beth
Despite Beth's bad bus luck, this weekend was a success! A nice trip to Vermont was a much needed trip out of the city. Also the Cassavettes show at the Paradise Saturday was a lot of fun. I think everyone really enjoyed it! Please enjoy a few pictures from the weekend especially my favorite one below. Thanks to Beth for coming out! See you at Camp!




Thursday, July 3, 2008
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