Elizabeth was standing for a few minutes next to someone wearing a Longhorn sweatshirt and pondered the perfect opening line… I’m sure “Hey cool, Longhorn!” might have done the trick!! Well, maybe it was a sweatshirt for that steakhouse chain, anyway.
Daily Archives: March 31, 2004
Kate Gregory has a blog — whoopee
Kate has a blog. She already has a bunch of posts in it and all are fun and interesting to read. Hooray for Kate!! I highly recommend subscribing to Kate’s blog. If you don’t know Kate, just do a search right here on my blog as I have written about her plenty!
guess who’s coming to Microsoft?
thanks to Korby Parnell, I am close to making my dream of marking the Microsoft campus with my presence come true…

It’s a Mad River Glen tradition. They have a wall filled with photos of MRG stickers stuck in places all over the world.
Thea Burger’s blog – South African, .NET, Surfer chick
I found Thea by way of my comments and have been pestering her to write a little “about me” on her weblog. Thea is going through the .NET learning curve and is sharing her discoveries. Keep an eye on her!!
(LOL – I interpreted Surfing as riding a surfboard on the ocean waves – but she’s a WEB surfer chick!)
chasing away a cold
I don’t get sick often – working at home, no kids, minimal exposure to other people’s kids, etc. But wouldntcha know it – just days before I have to travel across the country, I’m getting a runny nose and sore throat. Looks like a good reason to drive into town today – to get all the stuff I need to kill this thing and beef up my immunity for being in an airport and a plane. (Do I sound like Rory?). I’m even avoiding coffee (caffeine wipes out your vitamin C) which means already having drunk almost 2 pots (small – but I gotta go pee soon) of green tea. I [think I] know exactly where this came from. Some small kid stood next to me and coughed and coughed the other day at Mad River when I was changing out of my ski boots. I looked over at his mother to see if she had ANY clue and was going to call her kid back over to cough on her instead. I tried not to glare, though. I love love love kids, but have actually been accused of literally being allergic to them as I used to get a runny nose within 5 minutes of entering the 1st grade classroom where I went to help the kids with their reading skills. (was that a run-on sentence?) “Mrs. Flynn,” they would ask (I had to be Mrs. somebody, so figuring I’m married to Mr. Flynn, I chose Mrs. Flynn), “are you allergic to us?”
(Why do I want to sign this post “Halley”? I guess it’s a little more intimate than I’m used to…)