Showing posts with label Sisyphean. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sisyphean. Show all posts

Thursday, June 5, 2008

Blogging While Impaired

BWI. Not the airport.

Home. Back problems. Pain killers.

I greatly dislike the word "presumptive." I also hate "jetted", "corded", and "slotted."

The cat keeps staring at me.

The seed packet for my "Envy" Zinnias suggests that one should "Use flowers to decorate platters of home grown tomatoes or watermelon."

I should be more bothered by the fact that over 50% of the Google searches bringing people to my blog are looking for information on "High School Musical 3, 4 or 5." Whoops.

I wonder if Martha Stewart drunk still talks that way.

This looks like the best potato recipe ever. I would go make them now except I'm afraid I would fall asleep and burn down the house. I should probably credit the blog where I first saw this link. Oh well. It's not like she will see this.

I haven't used the word Sisyphean on my blog in a while.

Finding information on "High School Musical 5" here is a Sisyphean task.

Thursday, January 10, 2008

DC Republicans Find New Neighborhood for Recruiting!
























It's right there on the cover of the invitation for the DC Republicans 2008 Lincoln-Douglass Reception and Dinner "Celebrating the Neighborhoods of DC."

Chinatown (Ok, not many Chinese left but some good restaurants)

Mount Pleasant (Gotcha, going after that Hispanic vote)

Anacostia (Mmm, maybe you will find a Republican somewhere)

The Mall (!!!)

The Mall? Is that really a DC neighborhood? I checked the DC government neighborhood website and this neighborhood is not listed. Don't people have to actually live there to be classified a neighborhood to be celebrated?

Is it possible that the DC Republicans have given up on the Sisyphean task of recruiting locals and now is resorting to signing up leftward standing, but right leaning tourists from from Red States exiting the Smithsonian metro?

I also like saying "Sisyphean."

"Sisyphean, Sisyphean, Sisyphean!"

See this event in person on Thursday, January 31, 2008 ($150 per person).