Browsing All posts tagged under »Signs«

Forty-Three (I Wanna Pole You)

June 4, 2014

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It’s not a compliment. If you’re at a southern, South Korean bar and a guy comes up to you, saying that, to your face. It’s Busan. It’s a tight-knit ex-pat community down there, but still. It’s definitely not nice. It’s embarrassing if you’re there in a group of teachers from work. If that Irish colleague […]

Maya Angelou Died Today

May 28, 2014

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It’s crazy how I just had to take a picture of this bucket in the food section at Winners. Made me think of bucket lists and the life I’d like to be living this Wednesday and just adding tequila would surely get me over the hump. Without having heard about Maya Angelou, I still thought […]

Forget You!

January 9, 2014

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I am almost ready to re-activate my LinkedIn account. It was only de-activated because an ex-friend found me after many, many successful years of being off the grid and under her intense radar. I was office assisting for a charming if alcoholic organizational entrepreneur. She was the office manager, turned “best” work-friend-to-vent-about-boss-to the summer before […]

Elephant Stampede Eve

January 8, 2014

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It’s better when you picture them as a happy parade. That’s what I won’t forget to tell my dad before he goes under. Because they are, a group of elephants is called a parade. I know this for a fact because I Googled it and got this reliably sourced information from Ask.com. And how are […]

Delays

January 8, 2014

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If yesterday means anything, it means delays are divine. Delays are divine interventions that remind me: God is good, all the time. Jasmine, my mother, had an appointment with her trusted financial adviser at the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce up near that Warden & Eglinton shopping complex. She had tripped, slipped and fell down […]

Apt

January 5, 2014

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Initially discovered via Branch Magazine, excerpts copied & pasted from sadcore dadwave for my personal development. I Am Angry At Something Nonessential by Guillaume Morissette my dad was a dad when he was my age. the only thing I am a dad to these days is the amount of rice that I make, either an […]

Zee, Joe Mr.

January 4, 2014

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What then shall we say to [all] this? If God is for us, who [can be] against us? – Paul The bits that stayed with me after reading Elle’s heart palpitating, Coming To America by Joe Zee, culture news article online: My grandmother passed on last year, but I think she would have been proud […]

Upper Body & All Kinds of Inner Strength

December 30, 2013

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The very best bits of a surprise email from a dearly missed friend after a looong time. So… where are you these days? I had a dream about you last night. It occurred in a place you and I have been to – some small town in the middle of Korea – which is the […]

Protected: And then Tina Fey was all, “Tell me about that time in Austin, Sharon!”

December 9, 2011

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‘S’ is for Kerry Washington: An Exercise in Subsidiary Rights, a 26-Part Series

December 8, 2011

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“Are you ready for class, I’m Sharon, your new teacher!” That’s your line, Kerry.  Your opening line for the [insert non-print and multimedia materials] you’ll be starring in about this blog, that is, if Shane’s got anything to do with it.  I’ve told you before Shane’s nice to me and says other complimentary things. “May I Kiss You on the […]