Here is another pic of a snowflake This one landed on the sleeve of my jacket this morning. Beautiful!
The temp. & humidity were perfect yesterday & this morning for beautiful snowflakes!
I love the look of the public library across from the Denver Art Museum.
at a party watching the game on a sweet screen
CBS had the best pre-game media piece before the SB a few years back (Colts-Bears). Looking forward to this year’s.
my favorite spot in the art museum was view of the third floor from the stairs
adventure mobile-photo essay Saturday edition: Denver Art Museum
be the hero
Two weeks ago my daughter asked me to remember something she needed today, and I texted a reminder to my e-mail address, and later transferred the to-do to Things, my productivity software. Then I forgot about it.
Yesterday, the to-do popped up as scheduled, and today I got to be the hero. I’ve used Things for a month now and it has changed how I track goals, to-do’s, tumblelog ideas and, yes, even hero-producing moments.
Oceanic 815 Side by Side. (I love the flash-sideways storytelling this season!)
Tebow's Super Bowl ad isn't intolerant; its critics are »
Click on the link to read the column by Sally Jenkins in the Washington Post.
Caffeine-Free
For years I stumbled through afternoons thinking that I “needed” caffeine to push through. I was addicted.
I broke free from that two years ago, and now when I’m tired or sluggish the thought of caffeine rarely even crosses my mind. It’s no longer a part of my life.
If you think you “need” caffeine and think you can’t give it up, you can! Give it a shot!
stupid praise
Kathryn Bigelow recently became the first female director to win the Directors Guild for The Hurt Locker. She was praised by fellow directors, but one comment stands out in my mind, and not in a good way.
Director Lee Daniels was quoted in USA Today as saying, “Kathryn, your movie is as beautiful as your legs.”
By connecting her work to her appearance Daniels places himself in a long line of men who undermine the credibility of women in this way. Sad.
at Rubios hearing about my son’s great weekend at Estes Park.
This is the most powerful marketing for using a seat belt I’ve ever seen.
