Dec 31 2006

2007 expiration countdown: 364 days

performance appraisal:  2006,  age 42 & 43,  is recommended to pass with a Wendy rating of :-) :-)

ratings explained

Things that caused outsized ego, multiple bounces, hand-clapping and chair-falling-off-ness:

Exploring the US:  crossing the US in a 1976 red Chevrolet truck, visiting Spokane, Columbia gorge on the Lewis and Clarke trail, Charlotte, NC.

Family & friends: parental pleasure at the Tacoma glass Museum, Elton John live and the Seattle Symphony; Concert highlights that warranted blog posts included:  Paul Simon, Jamie Callum, The Mountain Goats; Writing a ‘Will and Testament’; Being invited to comment on a draft of AF Harrold’s next Poetry book;

Technologysetting up, then maintaining this blog; Replacing cantakerous Tinkerbell with whizzy sleek pink Darling; buying and using a back-pocket camera;

Things that deepened wrinkle-lines,  temporarily increased the protusion-portion of my bottom-lip or disrupted my sleeping and eating habits:

Family and friends: Not visiting the UK, even after my Uncle died

Exploring the US:  Errr….  …..I lost my passport. TWICE!;  No sniff of greencard;  unacceptably low local-occcurence of like-minded vocal feminists (female or male);

Technology: Paying LooSea’s ransome to the bodyshop; Tinkerbell’s premortal pernickety-ness.

If the following thingys are not on the 2007 highlights list there will be a public inquiry, a hearing, with tables, chairs, microphones, pews, and silly wigs or hats:

Family and friends: UK March Tour;  

Exploring the US: Sequim farm on Olympic peninsula; Rhode Island May party;

Technology: blog refinement, less drivel, more focus with a dash of wit; Handbag skills mastered;

This message will not self-destruct in one year it will merely become more insignificant and highly forgettable.

one thought on “2007 expiration countdown: 364 days”

  1. ashe (published 1 comments) thinks:

    Have a great New Year.

    A MIF reader from the UK.

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