Archive for December, 2005

• The Web Design Tackle Box: Icons, Bullets and More:

  Dec 16 2

  Ok, so there are many many freelance web designers out there. Hopefully, a few come across my site and enjoy a little inspiration from my site as I do from many others out there. My goal is to one day pull up the big boy pants and start this business full time. [...]

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• Merry Christmas…or Not

  Dec 16 15

  It seems this year’s Christmas has been a little more controversial than others for me. My brother was told that he could not say “Merry Christmas” at work. Instead, he was told that he had to subsitute the before cheery greeting for “Happy Holidays.” This issue seems to miff quite a few [...]

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• Merry Christmas…or Not

  Dec 16 Comments Off

  It seems this year’s Christmas has been a little more controversial than others for me. My brother was told that he could not say “Merry Christmas” at work. Instead, he was told that he had to subsitute the before cheery greeting for “Happy Holidays.” This issue seems to miff quite a few [...]

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• My favorite movies of 2005

  Dec 14 8

  

  The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe.

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  I just finished the book before I watched the movie. That is not to say that I am not a seasoned veteran though. I read through all of the Chronicles of Narnia series when I was about 8. This movie was amazing! It followed the book very very closely. But it had to follow closely. The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe was less than a hundred pages.

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• The Shavior: Christmas Donations

  Dec 13 Comments Off
  

  This guy is in serious need of donations…and a shave. C’mon, donate to his charity, The Neighborhood House. Honestly, don’t let a good beard goto waste.

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• Bring it back

  Dec 01 35

  I don’t claim to be an interesting blogger, neither do I think I have anything interesting to talk about. What I love about blogging has nothing to do with what I can say, but what I can read others saying on my blog. So in the interest of psychology’s “rosy retrospection” concept, I introduce the “I want it back” conversation.

  The idea is that you say what you want to bring back. Hairstyles, music, movies, phrases, whatever.

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