Category Archives: daily updates

We have a short standing meeting every morning, led by a different person every day. Today it happened to be led by the most senior person here, the leader of our entire SBU… … who gave the first half of … Continue reading →

The car’s settling in nicely. I’m especially appreciating the things that work exactly as they’re supposed to, like the keyless entry. (As long as the key is somewhere on me, even if it’s in a purse inside a backpack, the … Continue reading →

OK, so here’s my photo of my car. There may be something wrong with it though. Yesterday, another beautiful gorgeous clear day with perfect temperatures, it took me 24 miles to get home from work rather than the expected < … Continue reading →

So I bought a car Saturday. I haven’t taken my own picture of it, but this will give you the idea: (Sorry, Mercedes, I stole your picture. But hey, I gave you credit for it – and bought your car.) … Continue reading →

Today I want a Subaru Crosstrek. The real question, of course, is what I will want six months *after* I buy whatever car. Though if I feel the way about it that every Crosstrek owner I’ve talked to seems to, … Continue reading →

This week is being confusing – mostly about the car thing. Last week I got a break from thinking about it because I spent most of the week in Toledo for work. I’m still not that fond of TOledo but … Continue reading →

Elk Cove Riesling Making good on my “threat” to write about wine – because it does seem like a good idea, and has become a hobby for us. (Maybe that’s part of the blogging reluctance for me – not talking … Continue reading →

And here it is, a third of the way into September, and I haven’t blogged anything this month. It’s just that I feel like I don’t have much to write about. On one hand, my life is just more boring … Continue reading →

These are mostly for my own reference. The single most important criteria is that I want to buy a car that’s fun to drive – I want something that will make me want to drive in it, lure me behind … Continue reading →