Yay, a blog!
by Aaron Shurtleff on August 1, 2006
I've never had a blog (as the people here who know what an absolute technophobe I am will tell you is not surprising), so I guess this is my first step into the wonderful world of blogging.
I had food poisoning last night, so my stomach is ready to bust again. Don't eat week old meatloaf is the lesson of the day.
What do people put in these things?!? I'm out of ideas. C-YA!
Four Replies to Yay, a blog!
Scott Hardie | August 1, 2006
Love the title, Aaron. I get it. :-)
Aaron Shurtleff | August 1, 2006
Actually, I just submitted a change. Just the Logical part, though. I just realized I probably just took it from your blog. I'm too impressionable!! ;)
Lori Lancaster | August 1, 2006
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20-I-2009 or Aaron misses the point?
Hmm... I thought the historic part had already gone past, but apparently, this is an historic day. I didn't know that swearing in was historic. Go »29-I-2008 or Clarification
Based on a certain conversation in TC, I just want to say that I am fully and totally aware of the effects of what I have written/will write in this blog could have on me in the future or sooner even. I don't care. I wasn't and I'm really still not ashamed or regretful or a word of it. Go »2-VIII-2007 or I Don't Have an Aunt Flo...
but I had issues! Unfortunately, last week went to Hades, thanks to an unscheduled visit from Uncle Intestinal Discomfort. I was pinned to my bathroom from Wednesday night into Saturday morning, with no internet access, so I was unable to even try to make a showing in the GOO finals. Go »28-VII-2008 or Why Did I Read That??
OK, here's the story: My wife and I went to see X-Files: I Want To Believe this weekend. I was considering putting up a review, but now I cannot. Why, you ask? Go »5-XI-2008 or Mentiroso!
Yeah, my espanol is muy malo. I feel like I should just come out and admit that I was probably lying yesterday. I have a habit (preference, actually) for claiming I voted for whoever wins the election, not matter whether it is true or not. Go »
Michael Paul Cote | August 1, 2006
You should put that under Scott's "Word to the Wise"