Adventures with Dr. Lady Cutie Troublemaker

Life is in flux BIG TIME these days. I want to keep in touch with all of my peeps. The Internet is this beautiful thing. I can move to a brand new city and still stay in easy, near-daily contact with the people I love. When I feel connected to the people in my life that matter, I am unstoppable!

Wondering What I Do?

By Abby at 7:08 pm on Tuesday, January 11, 2005

Apparently, my field is “hot“!! But I guess I already knew that. I still wanted to share. Read here to learn more about my smoldering field.

If you want to know more, read this.

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Winding Down is Hard

By Abby at 8:15 pm on Monday, January 10, 2005

I know! Instead of winding down from a long day, I’ll watch more tsunami TV and read about potential earthquakes in Memphis! How’s that for an idea?!

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Squirrel Update

By Abby at 4:33 pm on Sunday, January 9, 2005

So I was on the phone a little while ago, and the squirrel cavalierly walks past the window with a large bundle of fall leaves in his mouth. I think he’s making a nest under my floor. Details as they come in.

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Nyanko Plate anyone?

By Abby at 11:05 pm on Saturday, January 8, 2005

I’m not really sure what a Nyanko Plate is, but, like Mini Driver, I’m pretty sure I require one! I was so distressed to learn that they are sold out. 🙁

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Very Very Bad Thing

By Abby at 10:10 am on Wednesday, January 5, 2005

According to pseudorandom, as of today:

According to… the Chicago Sun-Times, the war in Iraq has cost $130 billion to date (per the Office of Management and Budget). Given that we invaded Iraq 20 March 2003, that comes to 656 days since the invasion, which in turn equals $198,730,732 per day.

In other words, the total amount committed by the US government to date for tsunami relief — $350,000,000 — 42.27 hours of the cost of the war in Iraq. Just to put things in perspective.

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