(A note: I’m using the WordPress iPhone app to post this week, at least until we get the internets installed in the house later this week. It works well, but there are limitations. Like I can’t control the placement of photos, and using links are impossible as far as I can tell. And that’s bad… Read More 3. bad. good.
Things I’ve learned while moving this week: 1. We would have died this week — or at least we wouldn’t have finished moving — if it had not been for the Forearm Forklift, an As Seen On TV contraption that allows people with questionable stamina and strength to lift and control large, heavy objects. Like,… Read More 2. strapped.
This marks my first entry in this year’s big National Blog Posting Month — NaBloPoMo, as you’ve heard before. At the start of 2008, the NaBloPoMo organizers announced they were taking their efforts monthly, instead of reserving them for November, as they had done in the past. I’ve tried two other months this year, and… Read More 1. home.
Two hauls, actually — one on Tuesday, and a big one coming up on Thursday. Tuesday’s haul? The Wife has been bugging me to come check out a couple things at a used furniture store we’ve had some good luck with, so we drove over after having lunch. She was looking at a couple tables… Read More haul.
And now, we reveal the worst-kept secret in the history of western Pennsylvania — The Wife and I bought a house Monday morning. We were coy about the progress we were making towards this place — on a lovely street in Pittsburgh’s Brighton Heights neighborhood — because the last two times we were close, something… Read More surprise!
I found bad haiku to be a good way to sum up a weekend last May. Since I’ve been absent for a couple of weeks, I hope this new round of bad haiku will make it up to you: October starts soon Leaves change, Halloween, birthdays Best month of the year — Chad Hermann quits… Read More summary II.
Uncle Crappy 