Sunday, March 28, 2010

Tribute to Grove City

i've found blogs with actual pictures (not google images) tend to be more interesting. So i looked through our old pictures on our computer--which is limited since we've only had it for a couple years--and found some worth sharing. I'll have to group them based on location, but hopefully it'll help make my blog more interesting from time to time.

Here's a small tribute to Grove City:



Haunted Hayride Date Night--Lia and I shared Boxy as a date.



Senior Night




Later that Senior Night




Nick and I at Adam and Steve's Christmas Party




Boxy and I again at the Haunted Hayride



Fall Formal Senior Year--Niagara Falls




Halloween Party--Bumble Bee and Carmen Sandiego

Thursday, March 25, 2010

my dream job

Chicken Fast Food Lovers Focus Group (Spokane)


Date: 2010-03-25, 3:22PM PDT
Reply to: job-t7zzy-1661356605@craigslist.org [Errors when replying to ads?]


JRI, a market research firm based in NYC and Los Angeles is looking for Spokane residents (aged 16-55 men & women) who love fast food chicken to participate in an online focus group. All participants will earn $200.00 for their time and opinions. Our project is for a major fast food company that is looking to improve it's products and services. All participants will be required to keep blog entries for one hour per month over a 6 month period. It is easy and simple to do. Sweepstakes (up to $175.00) will offered for the best bloggers each month. All participants will be paid on a monthly basis. We are looking for people who love fast food, especially chicken and are willing to write about it. Our project will start the week of April 5th and run to Sept 5th, 2010.

If you would like to participate in our project please send us the following important information:

Your name:
Your exact age:
Your occupation:
What is you favorite fast food CHICKEN restaurants Please list ONE favorite only: (Ex: KFC , El Pollo Loco, Chic-Fil-A etc...)
How many times per month do you eat at your favorite chicken restaurant:
How many times per month do you eat at your other fast food restaurants like McDonalds, Taco Bell etc...:
Do you have children and if yes what are there ages:
Your phone #:
State You Live In:
The best time to reach you:

After we receive your information someone from JRI will call you and ask you a few screening questions to make sure that you qualify for our research. Once qualified we will give you all the details of the project.

OUR STUDY IS FOR RESEARCH PURPOSES ONLY AND YOU WILL NOT BE SOLD ANYTHING. EVERYTHING DISCUSSED WITHIN OUR PROJECT WILL BE HELD IN STRICT CONFIDENCE. (TEENS NEED APPROVAL TO PARTICIPATE FROM THEIR PARENTS)

Thank you for your interest in our research.

JRI




  • Location: Spokane
  • Compensation: $200.00
  • This is a part-time job.
  • Principals only. Recruiters, please don't contact this job poster.
  • Please, no phone calls about this job!
  • Please do not contact job poster about other services, products or commercial interests.






adam wont let me do this. but it's pretty close to my dream job i think. I cant figure out why he wont let me. $200 to eat fast food chicken and then blog about it???? i mean, i really should just sign up tonight while he's sleeping.

Sunday, March 21, 2010

t-shirts


I have a lot of t-shirts. Not as many as pictured above. (this was from google images and I think they're a boy's collection). But I FEEL like i have this many, especially if I'm counting Adams too. That's a lot of t-shirts in my life. I feel like that's all i do--fold and put away, stack and re-stack. It's tedious.

And I'm always a little gun-shy on giving away any kind of clothes. I think "what if i MIGHT wear this, or maybe i'll wear it in the summer, or under a cardigan" and so on. But generally I come down to the rule if i havent worn it in a year, i'm probably not ever going to paired with the rule to always give away something when i get something (thanks Bob Wright).

This works decently well with normal clothes. But t-shirts seem to have this extra staying power. They have a sentimental element that I normally dont deal with. "but i got that shirt when i won ____", "that was a christmas present", "my brother goes to school there", etc. How do you give that away? I mean really, they just collect. I have even, sadly to admit, put some in memory boxes---aka they're just folded and stacked somewhere else.

So that's my rant--t-shirts are my Achilles heel when it comes to managing my clothes inventory. I'm continuously at a loss with what to do with them. (and i dont want to make them into a quilt). ugh. the end.

Thursday, March 11, 2010

hair

I promise i'm not trying to turn my blog into the next consumer report site. promise. But i just had a tip off from my boss, Sara, for a great hair secret.... dry shampoo . Yes, I know, it's been around for a while---but usually at the $30 price point... Not any longer!
So again, my love of beauty product off brands from the drug store, took over and i had to get the new Treseme version of this little hair miracle.
((ps. it also comes in a waterless foam which is supposedly for curly hair and is pictured below. the dry shampoo looks the same but is red instead of green and is a spray, not a pump.))





I cant wait to use it. (I'll probably purposely not wash my hair tomorrow morning to see how i like it. )


**I promise my next post wont be about products or books.

Tuesday, March 2, 2010


in case you were looking for a little mindless reading... i just finished this.
good. easy. girly.
Meg Cabot is pretty good just in general i've found so far.
the whole thing is done in emails/voicemail/instant message/any other paper documents (menus, receipts, etc).