You might not have time for extra reading, but this article is worth it. You should also read the two court documents that the article links to.
27 September 2012
Rights
love, Catherine Meagher /// posted at 9/27/2012 10:47:00 AM 0 questions/comments
06 June 2009
Columbians
The other day while reading a Tribune article's comments, I came across this reader's description of the people that live in Columbia, Mo. Now, I'd been thinking about this for a while, how to describe the population here. Because, I mean, it's obviously a college town, but what about ALL the people who live here for good? There is a huge population outside college kids, and I'm around them a lot, and I could never nail them down as good as this guy. It kills me!
He called them "college-educated ex-hippies."
Perfect! I couldn't think of a better phrase.
love, Catherine Meagher /// posted at 6/06/2009 06:22:00 AM 0 questions/comments
08 April 2009
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17 March 2009
Shunny
Ok, I realize my last post was about weather, but this one HAS to be about weather too. And while the last one was about rain, this one is about SUN. Today, it was 81 degrees. It is 17 March (aka'd as St. Patrick's Day). 81 degrees.
I'm sitting on my couch. The windows are open. The door is open. Earlier I was on my porch to eat dinner. But then I came in because my neighbors are on THEIR porch. And I'm not comfortable with them yet. I can see many future porch-sits like today's in the future.
I'm just happy about it, that's all.
love, Catherine Meagher /// posted at 3/17/2009 04:55:00 PM 0 questions/comments
26 February 2009
Rain, rain, don't go away
It's early. Extremely early.
I can hear the weather outside.
It's rainy. Extremely rainy.
And warm.
I'm excited.
love, Catherine Meagher /// posted at 2/26/2009 06:44:00 AM 0 questions/comments
05 January 2009
Google Reader?
As many of you my readers have probably long ago discovered, Google/Gmail has a feature called "Google Reader" with which you can subscribe to your favorite websites, such as news and blogs, and it tells you when said sites have been updated. (For example, how many of you discovered THIS post via Google Reader? Exactly.) I suppose it saves time, avoids pop-ups, and eliminates annoying website art/advertisements.
But isn't that half the fun?
It's like shopping online. Sure, you don't have to get dressed. You don't have to leave the house. You don't even have to make a phone call. With a click of a mouse you have yourself a sofa, magazine, fur coat. Ok, sure, it's great. But, isn't getting up and going to the store nice? Getting helped at the store? Trying the clothes on before you buy them? I appreciate these things.
Google Reader makes me think about this. I LIKE going to my friends' blogs and well, judging them. What sort of layout have they chosen? What font do they use? Which blogs are on their blogroll?
I'm sorry, Google, Reader is just not my favorite feature.
Also, one day I am going to have a post entitled, "Products for the Lazy American."
love, Catherine Meagher /// posted at 1/05/2009 07:53:00 AM 0 questions/comments
17 December 2008
Is This Bad?
Everytime someone compliments me at work, for example,
"This coffee tastes really good" or
"You are an excellent latte artist" or
"The service here is great"
...my first thought is, "tell it to the tip jar."
But instead, I smile, and say, "I'm so glad."
love, Catherine Meagher /// posted at 12/17/2008 03:45:00 PM 0 questions/comments