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August 2000 Archive

Thursday, August 31, 2000

So, I was standing at the corner of Lawrence and Western waiting for the light to change, to head over to the Brown Line El. A man walks up to me and says, "Hello, my name is Larry and I wanted to stop and pay you a compliment. You are looking lovely today. I was driving by and I just had to stop to tell you that. Would you be interested in going out to dinner or a movie or something?" I politely declined and he thanked me and complimented me again. At this point, I had the crossing light. Once I got across the street I looked back to see him getting back in his car. He really had stopped to get out and ask me out!

Hey, Larry, congrats on having the balls to do that. I hope that system works for you, even if it didn't work on me.
posted on 8/31/2000 11:06:08 AM

Thursday, August 24, 2000

"Our long prime-time nightmare is over, and the consultant won." In regards to the Survivor finale, Slate took the words right out of my mouth. The creators and investors of Survivor must have been wetting themselves with glee when they saw the final Tribal Council. They could not have asked for better drama.


Posted on 8/24/2000 07:06:02 PM

Ah, the rollercoaster that are my emotions.

I'm back in the swing of things after what felt like a one-month Funk/General Messiness. I like to attribute it to my arctic blood not flowing well in summer. This is my time for hibernation.

I went on vacation to the Michigan Womyn's Music Festival. It was a great/exhausting/provocative time. I went with my friend Kate and at times felt like the only 2 straight girls there - it didn't help that we made such a cute couple. Every so often someone assumes I'm gay, but at Michfest those assumptions were a whole different thing since I was in the vast minority. Also, it was amazing to really see the full spectrum of gender (vs. sex or sexual preference). I consider myself very open minded but not terribly worldly. It was good to see women who live as men, women who live as women but sure as hell look like men, butch, femme, indifferent, uncategorizable. This event is 100% run by/for women. It is incredible. Not surprisingly it is extremely well-organized and it succeeds by a Herculean amount of volunteering. My week there was wonderfully empowering. And that's without mentioning all the concerts and workshops! The sex workshops were a highlight - I went to one on masturbation and one on sex toys and it was incredible how unselfconscious the instructors and students were.

On the homefront, I am rethinking my career strategy. I have been trying to juggle 4 different careers at once - Web Design, Graphic Facilitation, Illustration and Twenty-two. I was putting all my energy into Web Design to the neglect of all others. And ironically, that the 1 out of the 4 that I have the most competition in and the least skill. Now, I still think I can design (emphasis on *design*) a mean site. But I am tired of being passed over for not knowing every piece of software and not getting to use my design and client management skills. So, I'm not balking at web design work - I still love the Medium (not always the Industry). I'm just shifting priorities back to my strengths and loves - art and design.

Presently, I am compiling a updated offline portfolio and working diligently on my illustration portfolio. Anyone got leads (especially for illustration work), send them along!

Back to the grindstone.
Posted on 8/24/2000 11:24:21 AM

Saturday, August 19, 2000

"Placing people, especially small or thin people, in cool baths can cause them to become chilled very easily."

I am sunburned for the 3rd time in a decade. Not bad stats, but that doesn't heal my toasted face any quicker. I managed 6 days camping in Michigan w/o any incident, and then 6 hours at North Avenue beach at the Air and Water show, and I'm a tomatohead! Here's my advice. Don't assume that b/c you are wearing a hat that shades you eyes and makes you think you're face is shaded, that is *is* shaded. And reapply, reapply, reapply. And I'm a 30 spf girl from way back.

Also, my Canon BJC-5100 printer can BITE MY ASS.
Posted on 8/19/2000 10:31:32 PM

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Posted on 8/19/2000 08:32:04 PM

Wednesday, August 16, 2000

Well, I am back from an exhausting and provocative 6 days camping in Michigan. Still getting my head back in the game. Will post soon.
Posted on 8/16/2000 10:42:51 AM

Wednesday, August 02, 2000

MAN am I off my game.
Posted on 8/2/2000 06:02:53 PM

 

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