This is the one with our dogs in ugly sweaters.

November 21st, 2009

This is the one where I’m a famous photographer.

November 18th, 2009

When I went to the Arizona State Fair in 2008, I took a bunch of photos and posted them on my Flickr account.  And then about six months ago I got an email from the people that run Schmap City Guides…which is a website and iPhone app that guides people to places around cities.  They wanted to include one of my photos in the description of the AZ State Fair.  They picked this one:

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The State Fair is under the Zoos, Farms & Aquariums page (don’t ask) located here.  And my photo is even credited.  Pretty sweet.

This is the one with the NaNoWriMo Song

November 16th, 2009

This is the one about my NaNoWriMo novel.

November 15th, 2009

Half way there, bitches.

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I’m just over half way finished with my 50,000 word novel.  I’m ending tonight at 50,011 words.  I’ve had  a rough weekend when it comes to writing.  Everything has been distracting me.  Hopefully the 2nd half will all be down hill.

I’m a data nerd, so I’ve been keeping track of the number of words I write per-day.  The graph looks like this:

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And I’ve also kept track of the number of minutes I spend sitting at the computer…which means I can make a graph like this one:

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As Daniel points out, this graph isn’t actually my typing speed, but it’s an average of how many words I typed per minute for the day.

This is the one with my 12 of 12 for November.

November 12th, 2009

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f you don’t know what 12 of 12 is, here’s the basics: On the 12th day of each month bloggers all over the world take 12 photos throughout the day and post them on their blogs. It’s Chad Darnell’s idea, and you can see his website and a list of links here.

To see my photos from past months, click here.

Here are my photos for November 2009.

Woke up and started writing.

Woke up and started writing.

Take a break to let Beezus out.

Take a break to let Beezus out.

Fuel.

Fuel.

Browning up some ham for my lunch.

Browning up some ham for my lunch.

Lunch.

Lunch.

The kids are going to have fun in the education room today!

The kids are going to have fun in the education room today!

Dinner is the same as lunch...so?

Dinner is the same as lunch...so?

Relaxing.

Relaxing.

Glee.  Just after "Defying Gravity."

Glee. Just after "Defying Gravity."

Post-dinner.  Kind of higher than I wanted it to be.

Post-dinner. Kind of higher than I wanted it to be.

Dishes done.

Dishes done.

Dogs play tug-of-war before bed.

Dogs play tug-of-war before bed.

This is the one with a gratuitous puppy picture.

November 10th, 2009

I’m plugging away on my NaNoWriMo novel (I’m currently 1,000 words shy of today’s goal), but I wanted to throw up this cute picture of Beezus I stole from Dan’s Facebook:

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This is the one about diabetic daiquiris.

November 7th, 2009

I tweeted last night that I was drinking a daiquiri made with Crystal Light, and I had a few people ask for the recipe. It’s so easy to make them, so I made this quick video:

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This is the one about sitcom theme songs.

November 4th, 2009

I’ve mentioned this before: I have a huge love of sitcom theme songs.  It’s sad that TV airtime is too valuable to waste on a good lengthy theme song. Instead we get stuff like this from Courtney Cox’s new show Cougar Town:

What the hell?

Here’s another ABC show. Their intro is slightly longer but still ridiculously short. It’s from Modern Family.

This is what a theme song should look like. In my opinion, one of the best on TV right now. From The Office:

On the same note, probably written by same of the same folks (don’t quote me on that) is Parks and Recreation:

Whatever happened to the story being part of the intro? Remember this:

What’s your favorite theme song right now? Or do you just not care about them??

This is the one with my new favorite song.

November 2nd, 2009

This song has been stuck in my head the past weekend.  I love it.  It’s Ingrid Michaelson’s “Be Okay.”

This is the one where November starts.

November 1st, 2009

November 1st, bitches.  NaNoWriMo started today.  So far, I’m ahead of the game…my goal is 1,667 words a day.  Blogging might be light for the next couple of weeks, but maybe I’ll throw up NaNoWriMo updates here and there.

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In a kind of related note, Daniel is doing National Blog Posting Month, and is trying to post one blog post a day for the entire month.  Check him out here.

If you’re doing NaNoWriMo, be my writing buddy here.


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