So um...my halloween costume scares me.
Pictures to come when they are taken.
Zombie Prom Queen, by the way.
So um...my halloween costume scares me.
There's some great Hallowe'en songs over on my new blog, if ya'll are curious.
Daelan went trick or treating last night as a police officer (don't as me why, but they never do it on halloween *shrug* and they set specific hours for it)
I switched from Contractor to full time City employee (same job) - and got a 6,600 annual raise in the process :-) I love KC!!!
Sorry bout the non working link guys, we just found out that although the walk has already taken place, we still have about a week to collect sponsors. This link should work...if not...the ol' cut and paste still does. Daelan is not quite at his goal and really wants to "win" lol!
OK girls. Take warning......
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Drinking just three cups of coffee a day may make women's breasts shrink, a study finds.
Nearly 300 women were surveyed by researchers from Sweden's Lund University about their bust measurements and how many cups of coffee they drank in an average day.
They found that three cups a day was enough to start making breasts shrink, with the effects increasing for every additional cup of coffee consumed.
They said there was a clear link between drinking coffee and smaller breasts, as about half of women possessed a gene shown to link breast size to coffee intake. The news wasn't all bad, however. Researchers also found that regular caffeine intake may reduce the risk of breast cancer.
"Drinking coffee can have a major effect on breast size," said Helena Jernstroem, a lecturer in experimental oncology at Lund University. "Coffee-drinking women do not have to worry their breasts will shrink to nothing overnight. They will get smaller, but the breasts aren't just going to disappear."
Alek - I understand you like purses. Look at this: http://www.ebsqart.com/artMagazine/za_518.htm
If you have a myspace profile (or several), please add No Blood to Spare ( http://www.myspace.com/horhayandtheemodestroyers ). I sing with them on occassion.
Hey everyone,
I got fired from Albertsons today. Too many Panic Attacks. I'm trying to apply for disability, but they said that can take months, so I am applying at Wall Mart tomorrow. Not sure what I am going to do about bills and such. I am so tired of this.
Sheesh! First I get gas all over my hands putting $10 in the van, then I 'bout get run over walking across the parking lot at the grocery store by some lady paying more attention to her cell phone than where she's driving. She missed me by inches.
Can Polling Location Influence How Voters Vote?
Here it is a month from the election and we have yet to receive our voter information packet in the mail. I found it online today. I was also looking for where our polling place is this time around. Guess where it is! Go on! Guess! That's right. We get to cast our votes in this federal election ... IN A CHURCH! Not one the schools in the neighborhood. Not at the fire station just up the road. Not even at the library or the city building or the rec center or the grocery store. Nope. A church.
Here we go again,
I get to be involved with a very cool project the judges are spearheading. We're calling it the Veterans Court Project. The idea is to identify the veterans coming through the municipal court (which is all ordinance violations, traffic tickets, misdemeanor stuff - not serious crime) and 1) provide pro bono representation through a pool of willing attorneys, but also 2) direct them to services they may be hesitant to seek out on their own. The thing about military people is they're so likely to hunker down and not get some help. The courts are beginning to see vets coming in for say, a parking ticket, then the next time, they're speeding, then the next time they're DUI, then the next time they're assault. We're hoping if we can get them the transition services that they - for whatever reason - didn't take advantage of when they got home that we don't see them again after the traffic violation. The way it will work is that for those who are having transition issues, ptsd etc, their court case gets put on hold so long as they get some help and if they "stick with the program" the case is dismissed. Those without any big issues still get the free legal representation. Anyway, the project involves the judges, the VA, VFW, Mental Health Services, Legal Aid, and the Bar Association. It's just a really cool project and I'm awfully excited to be involved - even if all I do is take notes and set up meetings.
Yup. I'm pissy. It happens when I get a migraine.
Political Rant ahead...consider yourself warned.