Last week I sent you over to myspace to listen to Miss Liberty = now you can head over to youtube and watch Melissa play it live. And then you can keep your fingers crossed that she plays it LIVE when we see her.
Lifts up her skirt to tease and flirt…. Read More »
Gingerbread House Day is December 12th so track down some miniature gingerbread buttons or scrapbooking embellishments or beads and top your cupcakes with those. Or bake some mini gingerbread people and stand them up on your cupcakes.
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I guess it isn’t all Jane Lawless, after all. I didn’t love The Iron Girl but I sure liked it more than Stage Fright. How many women has Jane Lawless been through? She has bedded more women than, errrr, well a lot of women.
I think I like the Sophie Greenway mysteries better than the Jane Lawless mysteries – which is too bad since Sophie isn’t a dyke and it’s odd too because all of the food is just not “me”. But there you have it, I’m a contradiction.
Nickie’s year in review was good. Mine, not so good. Interesting though.
January: I mentioned in my ABC’s of 2005 that six MP3 players have come through
our home this year and now you folks get my oh so knowledgable review.
February: Once again I find myself pining away for a cooking gadget.
March: Happy Pig Day!
April: April snuck up on me.
May: Nuthinfancy
is on vacation so I may be the only one posting "What is this doing in
my house, Monday" but that’s ok because my entry is good.
June:
Happy National Doughnut Day – courtesy of Krispy Kreme.
July: July has arrived and that means it is time to review.
August: I am still traveling and have very little time to write but I’m getting
really sort of annoyed and troubled by some of the blog posts I’m
reading regarding Blogher’s cliques, celebrities and queers.
September:
Tomorrow is my sister’s birthday so today’s cupcake topper will be in her honor – Oscar the Grouch.
October: Since September is about survival around here I didn’t expect to scratch many items off the list.
November: This post is really just for the Gainesville folks, the rest of you will be bored to tears.
December: It’s National Cookie Cutter Week!
Grab the first line of the first blog entry each month and post your review.
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Time flies and there’s nothing I can do to change that. Which ROTS because it means I have all sorts of fun gay topics that I’ve just not had time to blog about. So, I’m doing a gay link dump. Click and enjoy and I couldn’t pass up just a brief comment about each one of these.
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For a minute, I thought I’d already read Stage Fright but no, I hadn’t. And I’m sort of wishing I never picked it up. I used to like Jane Lawless but she was pretty wishy washy in this book.
That’s two dyke mysteries that have left me cold in the last week. Maybe it’s me? I’ll go read another and we’ll find out.
From the World AIDS Campaign: Efforts to halt AIDS are falling far short of their targets. Over 25 million people have been lost to AIDS so far, and 4.3 million people were infected with HIV this year. The spread of HIV is quickening – with more people infected in 2006 than in any previous year. This is despite the number of promises by world leaders to provide services to curb the rates of infection and to bring down deaths.
Go and visit my friend skeeter…
Michael Edward B.
September 28, 1949 – December 2, 1998I’ll be watching And the Band Played On again soon, Eddie. I’ll be thinking of you, and then of so many others. I’ll cry and hurt and then become enraged, for you and for them. And Eddie, you were wrong one last time. They still haven’t found a cure.
And then, go visit Karen Walrond at Chookooloonks. Leave a comment – she’s donating $1 for every comment to the Cyril Ross Nursery. Karen is awesome, and this is just more proof.
Technorati Tags: AIDS, HIV/AIDS, worldaidsday2006, worldaidsday
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It’s National Cookie Cutter Week! Either use miniature tin cookie cutters as a stencil and sprinkle colored sugar on top of your cupcakes or just grab some mini bright colored plastic cookie cutters (or clay cutters) and place them on top of your cupcakes. Either way, very cute and very easy and very very inexpensive.
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November was the best month EVER for this 101 things list. No I haven’t managed anything as excellent as drinking Vos water. We haven’t bought a whaley boy car or the perfect house (though we are actually LOOKING for the perfect house, which is sort of a step in the right direction). No traveling was done at all and I spent absolutely no "mommy & me" time with anyone.
I did boring things like clean out my blogroll, clean out my spurls and my bookmarks. I read a ton of non-fiction (have I mentioned I read a lot more non-fiction than I originally thought?) and I sent more birthday cards.
Sounds like a boring month for the 101 things list, doesn’t it? Well that’s because you aren’t aware of the BEST thing EVER.
Christopher’s dead white Toyota – is GONE from our driveway. Gone. For. Good. Donated to charity. Amazing. If I can magic that car away, then I can do ANYTHING! EVERYTHING! The sky! It is the limit!
I love November.
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TW: there is a big bee that keeps flying by my window
TW: really big
Denise: lol
Denise: it’s not bee season!
TW: I know but it is like 300 pixels long
Denise: giggle 300 pixels long
Denise: lolol
TW: yes
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