24 October 2011
How do people find blogs
Therefore the question, how do you find blogs? I find them by links or favorites from ones I already read. So how did I find the ones I read? from other ones I read... I'm not sure about that infinite loop. So I'll guess I must have been referred. Then followed links. Guest posts, etc. until arriving at the crazy reader list I have now. Truly I know four people on my reader list. Personally, that is. I feel like I know them all - in a creepy stalker kind of way.
10 April 2009
Consider it your referral
07 January 2009
We are family (too)
I read this blog post today, and it made me think of my family. If you've got time, read her brother's post too. Ness writes:
"God gives you family for lots of reasons. The main one is to make you a better person. They alternately annoy the fire out of you and love you. The best part is happening now, with all of us figuring out how to forge friendships with one another that go way beyond just being related. I miss them. I miss them all like crazy." Happiness is a Butterfly.
05 January 2009
Resolving in 09
Back to routines after the holidays, we head to the gym this morning. And I should have expected it, the gym was packed! The locker room, the main equipment studio, the upstairs walking track. I jogged on a treadmill upstairs by the track, an area I usually don't use, so while on the treadmill I watched people walk and jog around the track, watched myself in a mirror, and listened to music for 20 minutes and a little over a mile.
It's exciting to see people wanting to take hold of their health and resolving to get fit, and the positive side of me says yay for healthy fit people in 09! Funny enough, Ry had no issue having his own lane in the pool and said the men's locker room was no busier than normal. I am making an uninformed hypothesis here, but it must be women who resolve to loose weight.
05 November 2008
Busy M Weekend
To start with, we ate broccoli and peas. Then we slept. We woke up and we ate rice and we played with books and then we slept. And we ate potato and we smashed on the keyboard and we ate blueberries and we slept and we chewed on stuff and we pet a kitty and we waved our magic wand and we chewed on our magic wand. Then we slept. We ate peaches and we ate more broccoli and we ate more potato and we slept. And we played with the kitty and we climbed mount everest all by ourselves and we found our mommy and we slept.
Seriously busy weekend. Proof I'm not ready for a kid yet.
21 October 2008
In the interest of blogging... this is a cool idea.
As you'll notice I cheated on some. Sorry, my full name googles nothing.
1. Type in "[your name] needs" in the Google search:
a) G needs compression for DVD5 (If only she knew what that was)
b) g needs cash money with pictures
c) G needs her own t-shirt
d) G Needs to Read More
2. Type in "[your name] is" in the Google search:
a) Gillianne is a very rare female first name (fact that I love)
b) Gillianne is in your extended network (actually she is my network, that's my facebook account)
c) Gillianne is offline
d) gillianne is not a member of any public groups.
3. Type in "[your name] likes" in the Google search:
a) G likes the mashups.
b) G. likes his rock hard and hooky (that must refer to music)
c) G. Likes andy. (preferrably twizzlers)
d) G Likes to Fly Solo. (not so true, I like to have good friends with me)
4. Type in "[your name] wants" in the Google search:
a) Gillianne wants to read this eventually
b) g wants to visit us in Seattle. (If I knew you in Seattle that would be true)
c) G wants for Christmas. (not sure that's a complete sentance)
d) G wants a hospital birth (maybe someday, but not me now)
5. Type in "[your name] gets" in the Google search:
a) Gillianne gets so many blood draws for all her issues (what)
b) G Gets $2.8 Million from Industry Canada (maybe as a grant?)
c) G gets even more downloadable content. (why not, I guess)
d) G gets a new sound. (reminds me of Stella)
6. Type in "[your name] says" in the Google search:
a) "Yup, she'll be perfect," Gillianne says (must be speaking of Emelie)
b) G says Yes! (she is rather agreeable)
c) G says Celebrate Life. Live large. (couldn't be more me)
d) G Says B-Ball Would Be Huge in UK. (Well if you say so)
7. Type in "[your name] does" in the Google search:
a) Gillianne does pre-k now 3 mornings a week. (sounds more like her hubby)
b) Gillianne does react to some fructose foods (nope)
c) Gillianne does get sick more often than most. (again, nope)
d) Gillianne does not like porn. (this one is a yep)
8. Type in "[your name] eats" in the Google search:
a) Gillianne eats 5 of them (5 of what? You'll have to google it, apparently this gillianne is about 3 years old)
b) G-Eats Picks by City (that could be G's eats are picked by... nope still not making sense)
c) G. Eats his Food wiz' Salt and Peppa. (I didn't write it, just copied and pasted)
d) Miss G eats ice cream. (Now that's more like it)
19 February 2008
Your words are a choice
Here I sit, listening to hold music, waiting to see what has occurred that is causing my catering order to have not shown up. It is now officially 50 minutes late. When it was 20 minutes late they called to tell me 10 more minutes. That would make 30 minutes (for those math inclined). Now I've been on hold for 6 minutes.
This is decision time, choose my words. Tendency would be to use angry ones. So instead I choose to use few. And a patient tone. I wonder how this would go if I went the other way. I know I would leave the conversation angry. I might leave it angry anyway. But what about the other person. I could effect their entire day by not yelling. Instead of being the angry customer who ruined her day, I could just be another customer.