Month: January 2006

Swiss Army Knife & duct tape could even give a kid some confidenceWhen I was a kid, all I had were my brains. A lot of people didn’t like that; a lot of people don’t like intelligence. It’s not usually something that you really see typifying a hero or a role model… but when I … Read More

Of of Jodie’s family New Year traditions is to make Posole. Strangely enough, this "quick and easy version" was in my daily reading — but will it stack up to her Southwestern standards? Link: Quick and Easy 20-Minute Chicken Posole – All Recipes – Soup.

Whether you are a business blogger or have someone in your organization you is, now and again you’ll be scratching for a decent idea for a post. MarketingProfs.com gives you 5 great things to fall back on, for those days where creativity is, um… Link: Five Surefire Content Ideas (When Your Blog is Drawing Blanks) … Read More

Note to self: packrats and offices don’t work. Just finished my new year shreddin… all 4 grocery bags worth. Four. I threw out everything from 2005’s utility bills, to credit cards statements from 1999 — for a closed account. I think I just opened up about 3/4 of the drawers in my home office. And … Read More

Rachel Mehl and Susan KenyonPoetry ReadFOLLOWED BY AN OPEN MICWhen: January 8, 2006, 7 PMWhere: The Beanery, 152 W. 5th, Eugene, ORBrought to you by Uttered Chaos

Is a burning desire to run your own podcast one of your new year’s resolutions? Link: Beginner’s Guide to Podcast Creation.

You know the saying, "If you haven’t looked at it or used it in a year, throw it out?" It’s great advice. Here’s part of how I’m kicking off my new year: Clothes I don’t wear, to secondhand-stores Books read and no longer water, to friends or used bookstores Old papers, financial records, etc., to … Read More