Monday, November 2, 2009
Knitting: Update
Thursday, July 16, 2009
Insomnia it's Not
Just a fair warning, this post may veer into PG-13 territory. Also, my cousins might give me the ol' sideways glance the next time I see them. (A few read this blog)
Take for instance two nights ago. (This is Vesper's recollection. Couldn't very well be mine, could it?) It's been VERY warm here in Seattle this week so we've been sleeping with the ceiling fan on. A few hours after we fell asleep Vesper sat up to adjust the fan. While she was fumbling with the chain I bolted upright, quickly and assertively removed some of her sleeping clothes (along with mine) and began to be quite frisky. Then, a few minutes later I mumbled, "You too tired for this aren't you?" and promptly rolled over and went back to sleep. The next morning while I was making our lunches she came into the kitchen and started talking about the incident. I had no idea what she was talking about. I still don't. I've been (a)roused from a fit of sexsomnia while in the midst of the beginning stages of friskiness, but I still can't remember instigating anything. It's like I've been dropped into the middle of a scene in a movie or play that I haven't seen or been part of the beginning of. It's a very VERY odd sensation. (For both of us I suppose.)
To our combined recollections I've never fully lived up to the intercourse part of the sexsomnia. Sexual acts, not sex itself, has been our experience. It happens fairly infrequently as well. Maybe every month or two. Sometimes I've gone half a year with any sort of incident that either of us can remember. All I know, is that every once in a while I wake up in the morning with no clothes on, or in a very intimate embrace with my wife and I have no idea what the hell is going on.
Saturday, June 13, 2009
Embarassment (You)
For those of you looking for an explanation for this atrocity, I've explained myself here. Also, if you want to laugh some more you can go here.
This song was more a result of my liking my keyboard rather than having a song. Sorry again for the compressed sound, but these are back from my 4 track days, and I really didn't know what I was doing. It's funny to look back at these songs and remember how much I enjoyed doing this.
Sunday, May 3, 2009
Have your cake and eat it too!
I'm a doer.
Friday, April 17, 2009
The price is right!
Already bagged things are $1.25. Anything not bagged is either 3 for a $1 or 2 for $1 or some insanely cheap amount per lb. In fact, I go in there so often, sometimes the nice lady behind the counter just lets me have stuff for free (like a single jalapeno pepper or a tiny little thing of ginger). There is a catch, in that they don't always have the same things (like for a while they had a giant bag of romaine hearts for $1.25, haven't seen that in a while) but if you aren't picky they have lots of stuff to enjoy. The best thing we've found twice now is a bag of about 50 key limes for $1.25. at the store 1 lb (about 30 limes) is 4.99, and it takes 22 limes to make our favorite dessert. The quality is actually suprisingly good for the price you are paying. I see them outside pulling off the bad bits of lettuce and bok choy and just putting the good stuff in bags. They may be smoking while they are doing it, but hey, I wash it all of when I get home anyway, right?
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Spring at last
So I've been meaning to post this for quite some time, inspired by my friend Caboose's blog when she did a similar post. Enjoy the first signs of spring (from like a month ago actually....)
Monday, April 13, 2009
rBiggest Loser (not Really) Week 1 Report
Well, week 1 of the Biggest Loser (not really) contest has come to its conclusion. Here are the rankings:
Those who have zero points (miles) are those who haven't reported their totals yet. Hopefully they'll report in to Vesper sometime soon so we can update the chart. An abnormal Monday has apparently put me barely in the lead after 1 week. The perfect storm of perfect weather enabled me to run further than I usually do, to go on a long walk with Vesper and the Professor, AND to help terrace the backyard of our friends the Alls. It was a points orgy through and through. Since I am addicted to charts and spreadsheets and tend to be an utter nerd I've gone a bit nuts with my tracking spreadsheet here. (Make sure you check out all of the links at the top to get the full effect. And you better believe that if I think of any more ways to slice and dice the data I will.)
The biggest disappointment of the week for me was that I did not successfully complete the weekly challenge of no chocolate and 10 minutes of stretching a day. In an unthinking moment on Friday night about 11 o'clock I ate 3 Oreo's. After I had realized what I had done it took a LOT of effort not to scream vulgarities at the top of my lungs. I would have been at peace if it had been a conscious decision to eat chocolate...but I was just looking for something sweet. It was damnable to say the least. Vesper and I are dead set on this weeks challenge of 30 minutes of exercise per day and no caffeine.
All in all it was a pretty good start for the both of us. Only 11 weeks to go and a Private to destroy on my end. The first place prize would look nice on us.
Monday, April 6, 2009
It's Not Really the Biggest Loser
Also, the thought just occured to me that if any of you out in the wilderness of the world wide web would care to join in on the fun, just email us. The competition just started today and we could tack a day (or two) on the end of your spreadsheets (provided by the Biggest Loser, Not Really committee of Vesper) to make all things fair. Don't be bashful, the more the merrier. If you have any questions, just email us.
Thursday, March 19, 2009
Happy Birthday The King!
Today is Isabel's husband's birthday. She is doing an interweb-wide happy birthday for him. So here it goes since The King is our friend too!
Monday, March 16, 2009
Knitting projects 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11
So as you can tell, I've been a busy little bee knitting. There has been an onslaught of babys, and requests for things, so unfortunately the Professor and Gawain have been keeping eachother busy while I've been knitting as fast as I can. Here are the finished products:

A meathead hat for a precious baby boy, embellished with a cool wooden button
Another meathead hat for another precious baby, not embellished this time
Meathead hat #3 for a baby girl, embellished with a crocheted pink flower
A luxurious baby blanket for the above button baby boy
My attempt to make my 25 year old sister a skull and crossbones hat like the Professor's.....
Obviously size 6 needles were perfect for a new hat for the Professor, not so perfect for a hat for my sister....
There, size 8 needles worked much better.....
Monday, March 9, 2009
In which I geek out on you
A couple of weeks ago I got an email from Gawain announcing that there was a raffle at work to go see the Battlestar Galactica series finale at the Science Fiction Museum! Holy crap! So awesome!! We love Battlestar Galactica! I emailed back as quick as I could type to enter right away. He said he already had and our chances were pretty good since he was pretty sure there weren't many other awesome people (read: geeks) interested in such things.
CONGRATULATIONS!!
The following employees will be placed on the VIP list for the season finale viewing of Battlestar Galactica on Friday, March 20 in the JBL Theater at the Science Fiction Museum:
- Loi Nguyen
- Gawain
- Walt Glass
- Bill Davis
- Gemma Mercado
No tickets are necessary. Your names will be on a VIP list at the Museum.
Oh my gosh! So awesome! We are on a VIP list? We get to watch it on a big screen! We may win fabulous prizes! We are very excited to get to go. Now, the only thing to decide is to dress up as characters, or just make a t-shirt and what should go on that t-shirt....(make sure to click on the pictures so you can get the full effect and make an educated vote)
Should we go as Apollo and Starbuck?
President Roslin and Admiral Adama?
or Gaius Baltar and Caprica 6?
Or what is your fabulous idea for a t-shirt? We are getting excited! (also because Gawain's parents are going to let the Professor spend the night at their house...yippiee we get to sleep in!)
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
The story of a boy and a girl
******WARNING!: THIS IS A BONAFIED OOEY GOOEY MUSHY LOVEY DOVEY POST! IF SUCH THINGS MAKE YOUR STOMACH TURN PLEASE LEAVE, I DO NOT LIKE CLEANING UP VOMIT!**********
Boy meets girl

Girl becomes crazy stalker-like obsessed over boy

Boy leaves on 2 year mission

Girl tries to forget boy, but just can't

Boy comes home to find girl engaged to someone else (hey, he told me not to wait!)

Girl and "other man" break up(Not because of boy, but it could have been....)

Boy woos girl

Girl didn't really need to be wooed, but is wooed right away

Boy proposes to girl

Girl is estatic! All her dreams are coming true!

Boy and girl are married(married!)

Boy and girl live happily ever after.....

The end!(or the beginning?)

Happy fifth wedding anniversary Gawain!
I hate to say it this way, but you are my dream come true
I love you!
(Hey, I said at the beginning, if you didn't like the mush, then head for the hills!)

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