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Sassy Dad
July 6, 2008 in general
Matt & Beth Lee are now parents. I’m so happy for them. I expect this was an amazing 3 day weekend for them.
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And then, I tried to catch up with my blogreading.
July 5, 2008 in general
So I went almost a week without blogging, then the 4th of July happened, and now it’s the weekend. Now I can catch up with some blogreading, and perhaps I’ll share some of the thing…
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Everybody’s coming home for lunch these days: Camper Van Beethoven
July 5, 2008 in general
I underestimated Camper Van Beethoven when I was younger. Yes, I loved this song, and also Good Guys and Bad Guys, but I missed how interesting they were, probably because their sound is so…
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Around the Web
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Chuck got married. Mazel tov!
There’s a Princess Bride Game, and I can’t quite tell if the thing is serious.
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On My Mind Now
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If I were to try to try and describe the contents of my brain, I think the simile I’d use would be that it’s like the tornado in The Wizard of Oz, with a swirling…
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February 15, 2008 at 1:18 am
shani
i like your art, Are you single? :)
February 15, 2008 at 8:17 am
Joe Crawford
Thank you shani. And no, I am not single. I am married.
February 18, 2008 at 1:45 am
Terri Sinclair
Beautiful. Some men think women are so complicated. Really, all most want are “memories.” Looks like you created a nice one.
The most memorable Valentines I received from my husband was a few years ago when we were pretty broke. He took me to one of those pottery places and we painted a BIG red heart vase with the date on the bottom. In general we’re not very artistic and my husband would rather do just about anything but paint a big red vase so it was quite a feat for us. He had a bunch of flowers waiting on the table before we arrived. (Meaning he’d made an effort earlier in the day to go to the grocery, buy a bunch of flowers, take them to the pottery place ahead of time)
On the other hand an ex once bought me a new car for Valentines Day but honestly it doesn’t hold a candle to my BIG, red, (maybe even a little gaudy) vase.