Jessica
35 years old
Portland, OR
Female
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Nov 9, 2008
na? no.
Someone should keep track of all my NaNoWriMo puns. Seriously. It would waste a good five minutes and give you something to do on a Saturday night which does not involve miserably hacking up bits of lung, which is what I'm doing. Oh, I know, waaaah. (Note to those who …
Nov 5, 2008
I voted and so should you
In Oregon, we get to vote by mailing in our ballots. This is a fabulous system, but it does have its drawbacks.
Pros: Easy, low-effort, can vote naked or in pajamas.
Cons: No instant gratification, no "I voted!" sticker.
In general, though, I highly recommend the …
Nov 2, 2008
hats
On our trip to Bellingham I picked up some lovely wool yarn exactly the shade of the Bellingham sky (gray) and managed to turn it into headwarmers for my two favorite boys. So cute, right? I have enough left to make something else, like a very short scarf or possibly a …
Movies
Serenity, Jane White is Sick and Twisted, Portrait of a Lady, Six String Samurai, Vampire Hunter D:Bloodlust, The Dreamers, Lost in Translation, The English Patient, Sliding Doors, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, I Heart Huckabees
Music
Tegan and Sara, They Might Be Giants, Glen Phillips, toad the wet sprocket, Peter Gabriel, Steve Burns, David Bowie, NIN, Sisters of Mercy, Tori Amos, Catpower, Fiona Apple, The The, (almost) all things 80s
Television
Heroes, Battlestar Galactica, Alias, Veronica Mars (season 1, anyway), Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Dead Like Me, The L Word, Queer as Folk, Good Eats, Lazytown, American Justice, Cold Case Files, Inside the Actor's Studio
Books
Time Enough for Love, The English Patient, Crime and Punishment, The Kiss, The Magus, Written on the Body, The Cinnamon Peeler, Anthropology of an American Girl, JTHM, Strange Wine, E Pluribus Unicorn, I'll Protect You From The Jungle Beasts
I Like Things
My husband, my kid, my cats, reading, writing, geeking, painting, drawing, graphic design, babies, misanthropy, Elizabethan-era history, typography, etymology, abnormal psychology