It’s January people, and let’s face it, it’s a boring month. Meg’s excitement over the holiday weekend consisted of re-grouting her bathroom tub (a joint project with the husband), shopping on-line for laptop batteries, and continuing her lucky streak of not having to shovel a single inch of snow so far this winter. Good times! [...]
What’s Inspiring Meg Today
Meg found these mini nude lip glosses at Sephora. She loves how the delicate colors makes a middle aged lip look dewy.
More Ways to Hang in the Lounge!
Because a blog is never enough!
Yes, what I’m reading is interesting too!
"Set during the hazy, enchanting, and martini-filled world of New York City circa 1938, Rules of Civility follows three friends--Katey, Eve, and Tinker--from their chance meeting at a jazz club on New Year's Eve through a year of enlightening and occasionally tragic adventures. Reminiscent of Fitzgerald, Rules of Civility is full of delicious sentences you can sit back and savor (most appropriately with a martini or two)."
Meg is just starting this book, but is looking forward to a very Daisy Buchanan kind of experience.
Random Observations from the Suburbs
Meg is enamored of this mustard seed laden cheese called Red Dragon. It's making dinner time a little decadent these days; try making cauliflower gratin with it. Guaranteed to perk up wintertime doldrums....
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Use Your Powers for Good
Amidst all the political bullshit and stock market crap going on, we have forgotten there is a horrific famine taking place in Africa. I was inspired by Tara of "Tara Bites Back" and her eloquent plea for contributions to this honorable organization. If you can, give a few dollars to Save the Children today. Get Your Bad Ass KaBadge Here
New Math With A Twist!
January 11, 2012From time to time Meg writes about her fear and loathing of mathematics. She knows she has never used a polynomial, solved for x in any way shape or form, and she is clueless regarding the origin of a hypotenuse. In fact, her math experiences could be described by this cartoon: Recently, Meg read about [...]