Posts from May 2012
Dancing Germ
Phone Hacked?
Burn Baby Burn
@terry has been busy pruning and we had so many dry butterfly bush clippings. I decided to just burn em up quick instead of clipping them into bags. Its amazing how fast they light up. I can see why scrub fires get so out of control in places like CA.


My Crazy Hair
Devil's Hole
It was fun other than @terry kicking a rock down the hill that smashed my ankle which is killing me now.
If this is the Devils Hole, and it sures stinks like it, where is his mouth?







Here is some interesting info about Devil's Hole

If this is the Devils Hole, and it sures stinks like it, where is his mouth?







Here is some interesting info about Devil's Hole

Bye Bye Mail History
I just deleted 22,000 emails from my gmail and spent almost 4 hours unsubscribing from everything I ever signed up for in the last 5 years. Its amazing how complicated it is to unsubscribe from so much stuff. I can finally set my phone to auto sync because I think the inbox is now under control. Before this it would beep way too often with new crap, that I had set it to manual sync.
Destiny Productions @ Chroma
I wish so bad that Toronto was just part of the United States. Its the perfect distance for a big city to be away from me but the border, etc makes it such a pain in the ass.
Tonight Loadstar is playing at a new club in the guvernment complex called chroma. I would gladly pay $20 to go if it was here. Check out the club.
Tonight Loadstar is playing at a new club in the guvernment complex called chroma. I would gladly pay $20 to go if it was here. Check out the club.
Nutella Lawsuit
Wow the legal system is getting so ridiculous.
(CBS News) Is Nutella, the popular chocolate-hazelnut spread, actually good for you? A class-action lawsuit over the spread's purported health claims has just been settled, with a judge siding with a parent who says she was duped into believing it was good for her kids.Nutella-maker Ferrero USA, Inc. will pay out $3.05 million as part of the settlement, with $2.5 million to be divided among consumers who file a claim, the New York Daily News reported.











