Long Time No Post…

To try and write down what has happened to me in the last 2 months seems an almost incomprehensible task. So in the interest of self preservation I won’t even attempt it. That’s not to say I have blocked out these 2 months completely, never to be mentioned again, but I understand that my capacity to update is lacking and as such I must do what I can.
Below is a short list of these last two months taken on a week by week basis

Sep 17- 24 – Worked, watched TV, got sick, slept. Highlight: Weird Al video for Polkarama came out


Sep 25 – Oct. 1 – Worked harder, packed, stayed sick, slept. Highlight:


Oct 2 – 8 – Portland, Oregon reviewing process and procedures in the Intel Labs (translation – Worked in a place where it rains more). Highlight: Favorite Daily Show Moment of All Time


Oct 9 – 15 – Beijing, China business meeting. Summary: Flew 5940 miles to sit in stuffy meeting rooms day after day. Highlight was the Great Wall and The Temple of Heaven*

*Actual Images to come once I finish downloading all my pictures.

Oct 16 – 22 – Recovered from extremely long trip, was sick, broke up with my man, slept. Highlight*: Catching up on all episodes of Supernatural, Veronica Mars and Gilmore Girls . While taking a few days off to recover from China.

*No need to comment, I understand I am the bitch of the CW.

Oct 23 – 29 – Mom in town, worked, watched TV, still sick, slept. Highlight: TGIFriday’s for two meals in the same week as well as this discovery that the Borat actor (better known in his Ali G persona) is actually incredibly hot
Look Here!

Oct 30 – Nov 5 - Depression at its peak, took much needed time off to recover from being sick, lots of Doctor’s visits. Highlight: discovered a horribly addictive game called Cake Mania and was given food for thought in the following Mullet Public Service Announcement.

So there you have it, my life the last 2 months. I am looking forward to having much more interesting things to write in the coming days as I have all my trip images uploaded.

Till Then….Your moment of Zen:
The Smiley Intervention