One more time, with feeling!
September 2011
August 2011
I really don’t understand why anyone would ride a bike on a road.
Driving is already the most dangerous thing you can do, why accept all of the risks without affording yourself any of the protection?
Um, where else am I supposed to ride? Maybe your town has tons of bike paths, but I have to ride on the street if I want to get to work.
I’m not sure if I am correct, but I believe that bicyclists are required to ride on the road unless a path has been created dpecifically for bikes. Sidewalks are for walking. Am I right?
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No, I do not want to see your creepy 3D baby ultrasound.
Reenactment of "conversation" by coupled up friends of mine. AKA what I hear when around my coupled friends.
- M: Babe!
- C: Babe?
- M: BaAabe!
- C: Babe.
- M: Babe?!?
- C: Babe.
- M: Babe.
“I hope you never have to think about anything as much as I think about you.”
—
Jonathan Safran Foer
(via lisaorsomething)
I read this quote somewhere recently and wondered what it was from. Great timing!
“Where lipstick is concerned, the important thing is not color, but to accept God’s final word on where your lips end.”
—
Jerry Seinfeld
(via simko)
The future is not bright for 'Missing e' →
blog.missinge.infraware.ca
Moments ago, I participated in surprise conference call with Tumblr staff members. They have indicated to me that they continue to take issue with Missing e even with the removal of usage of the Tumblr API.
They interpret the Tumblr API License Agreement in such a way as it continues to apply…
I love Missing e. I miss the already-shuttered features and I implore the Tumblr staff to work with Jeremy instead of shut him down or force him out. The fact that Tumblr users have chosen to install this plug-in to enhance their UI experience should be a clear indicator that perhaps a better solution is to (re)integrate some if not all of the features.
It’s called Missing e for a reason and it’s a plug-in for a reason. It literally plugs in things that are missing.
And from what I’ve come to understand of this battle, Jeremy seems like a reasonable guy who could be an asset to Tumblr HQ vs. being seen as a foe.
Having this plug in has been a lifesaver at work. I’m going to be so irritated if it is shut down! Safe Dash 4 Ever!
“Shuck that jive!”
—My favorite comment on one of our articles posted to Reddit. Must try to use in a sentence today.
Memory-Making on Michigan’s Beaches - NY Times →
travel.nytimes.com
Went to beaches in Whitehall, Muskegon, and Grand Haven this weekend. It looks like I have more beaches to add to my must visit list.
