Archive for September, 2005
Happy Anniversary
Dear Kyle,
You know it’s love when you are awakened by a baby crying at two o’clock in the morning, and you still have the presence of mind to wish each other a happy anniversary.
It’s been eight years, and I can honestly say that each one has been better than the last. Let’s look forward rather [...]
Published by mothergoosemouse on September 27th, 2005 tagged The king of beers | 10 Comments »
It’s just a jump to the left
I’ve seen the Rocky Horror Picture Show over 100 times. No, I haven’t kept count, but I’d say that’s a conservative estimate.
The first time I went to Rocky Horror was in high school. I didn’t understand that it was a JOKE. That the point of Rocky Horror was to yell at the screen and throw [...]
Published by mothergoosemouse on September 19th, 2005 tagged Round on the ends, high in the middle, Who me?, Youthful indiscretions | 16 Comments »
September 11, 2001 – My story
If you’ve read my 100 Things About Me, you already know that not only were we living in Manhattan on 9/11, but I also worked at the Pentagon from 1995-1999. The events of 9/11 hit me hard, and I don’t think I’ve ever written down my entire story.
Kyle and I were scheduled to fly to [...]
Published by mothergoosemouse on September 8th, 2005 tagged Daring you to disagree, Inside the Beltway, The city that never sleeps, The king of beers, The wild blue yonder, Who me? | 12 Comments »
Maslow’s hierarchy of needs – in full effect on the Gulf Coast
I spent three months in Biloxi, Mississippi – specifically, at Keesler Air Force Base for Basic Communications Officer Training.
To get to Biloxi, you have to turn south off I-10 to a small access highway that leads to the peninsula and to Hwy. 90, which is the main drag running along the coast. Homes and businesses [...]
