From the monthly archives: November 2008
I know that Chrome has been out for awhile now, but yesterday I finally got around to saving my Opera bookmarks as an html file so I could have them in Chrome. Then I had to import them into Internet Explorer. After that, I could finally fire up Chrome and import them from IE. I [...]
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I also ordered my UNCA transcripts and had them sent to UNCG. For the other one, I’ll have to go to the community college to request them in person. Annoying, but I realize that not everyone is up to speed [...]
The first tiny bit of a craving for freedom and independence came at the Charlotte airport this summer when I flew across the country to visit my best friend in Seattle. Standing there with only my backpack, purse, and camera, I was alone, far from home, and there was no one to guide me. The [...]
The design firm, Raw, is sponsoring this non-profit poster of what Christmas colors really mean to you. From the Christmas By Color website:
Help us to identify the real Christmas colour spectrum by suggesting your own colour and its personal meaning. Abstract, funny or literal – the choice is yours. We’ll be [...]
When Shiver was in her life drawing classes, she would have me model for her paintings. Below is a photo she took and a painting she did from a shot.
Also via The Post Family, I found a link to Christoper Doyle’s project Christopher Doyle Identity Guidelines 2008. [...]
This would have been a beautiful calendar to carry with my Moleskin. Too bad its out of print.
via The Post Family
My Moleskin I got in the mail on Saturday.
Just created my first Facebook group, one for Moleskin Appreciation. I’m actually pretty surprised that no one else has made one before on Facebook. I am hoping that other people will join up so I have someone to dicuss the ways in which [...]
Today I manually ran my antivirus and spyware programs and they deleted my cookies. When I tried to log back into flickr, I had to manually log in. Now Yahoo claims it has no idea who I am. I went in and had it send me a way to reset my password. After having spent [...]
Writing this personal statement is turning out to be very difficult. I wrote 4 pages of notes while trying to find the angle I wanted to go for. According to Rock Hard Apps and How to Write a Winning Personal Statement , I should do some soul-searching on how to make my voice [...]
I started my grad school application for UNC Greensboro tonight. Also I began reading a book on how to write a winning personal statement. This makes me nervous, but I did well on my scholarship essays when I applied to my undergraduate degree, so I’m not terribly worried. On the other hand, this [...]
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