Battlestar Gay-lactica
Fair warning, fan club: I’m about to start self-hosting this blog using wordpress.org. This means that you’ll be able to find me using melissalion.com, but not that address you see in the little rectangle right now. What? It’s been a year and I’ve had sufficient time to fully hate my blogging platform and now I [...]
This one goes out to Kiala Krazybee
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New Seasons, Again
I know, it’s another New Seasons post. I know. I blog about New Seasons all the time. Because I have a love/ hate relationship with that stupid store. Basically I love every single thing they do and stand for EXCEPT for the fact that it represents the trademark hypocrisy of white liberal America, particularly sanctimonious [...]
Don’t Stay Here
Go here for a fantastically amazing blog post by one of my most favorite twitterererers @jarvitron. Jarvitron aka Aaron Walker holds the distinction of being the author of the most of my favorite tweets. (On twitter you can mark tweets as favorites.)
And he’s a fascinating guy. I’d like to sit down and observe him because [...]
Hmmmm
Kiala has asked me to blog and I do whatever Kiala says. I have a post in The Printed Blog this week. I like that thing. Basically, they’re taking blogging and putting it on paper. I love this. I have a class coming up on March 21st that you should attend for no other reason [...]
I’m Back
And it wasn’t me who called Portland the most miserable city ever. It was someone else. Some news thing or whatever.
I don’t know how this post will end up because I’m so beat, it took me five minutes to tie my apron today. Five minutes to figure out how to turn to strings into a [...]
*Sigh*
Leaving Hawaii today. It’s sad, I’m sad. But there you are. Back to the most depressing city in America.
But go over to the Back Fence website and check out some stories from the last event, would you?
Yesterday My 18 Year-Old Brother Saved My Life
No kidding.
First let me tell you something about where I am. I’m in Hawaii, yes. But not the Hawaii you’re thinking of. We’re on the Big Island and my parents live at an altitude of about 2000 feet. And they’re on the side of a volcano. So it’s cold where they are. Very cold. Right [...]
