How often should you buy a new bra?
Is streaming a TV show better/less illegal than
downloading it?
How many calories are in a Chicago Town pizza?
What does my hair look like in the back when I wear it down? (I just gave myself another home cut)
How often should you wash a bra?
Where are these little fruit flies in my flat coming from?
Should I be taking Vitamin D supplements?
In other news, I am anxiously awaiting the arrival of my business cards. Of course I just used an online, build-your-own business card website - so who knows how they'll turn out. Hopefully they'll look something like the image on the Wikipedia page for 'Business card'.
I actually bet you there's a hipster out there whose business card looks identical to this.
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| Image via Wikimedia Commons |
Anyhoo, life as a freelancer = a delight. You might as well call me the Beyonce of content marketing, because my solo career is taking off!!! HAHAHHAHAHAHHA. Still got it.
But really, it's going as good, if not a wee bit better, than I could have expected. Although I now understand why Andy, who also works from home, despises bagpipes with a fiery passion. It's amazing how it only takes about 7 consecutive plays of 'Amazing Grace' before the guilt of ever having enjoyed the croaking instrument starts to set in.
Landsakes! I am ravenous! Time to cook up that most delicious and convenient of dinners, PASTA!
Love,
Margaret
P.S. I have another niece! Little Corina joined our giant family on Saturday. Congrats to Francie, Bobby and Keeley on the new arrival. For pics, check out my sister Anna's blog.
P.P.S. For most of my life, including well into adulthood, I referred to all pasta dishes (apart from lasagna) as 'spaghetti.' I did not know that spaghetti only refers to a particular noodle. Oh yeah, I also will say 'noodles' when discussing any/all types of spaghetti pasta. I now know that 'noodles' are more specific, Asian-style things. Apparently. Though I am still a bit confused.
3 comments:
I have so many thoughts about these thoughts!
1. You are a pro home-hair-cutter.
2. I just found chewable A, C and D vitamins for kids but the box says adults can take them too. So I am taking them too.
3. I also had a conversation about noodles vs pasta with Dave when I first moved to the UK. I'm not sure if it's a North American thing to call all pasta noodles or if it's just a grown up thing to refer to all "pasta" by it's proper name and know exactly what each cut is.
4. Congratulations on being an auntie again! Love the name Corina, it's adorable.
OMG, chewable vitamins that adults can eat? I must get them.
Glad to know I am not the only one when it comes to the noodle thing! Darn these Brits!
Freddie takes the liquid version of those vitamins I think and he seems to love it. I might try the adult version too!
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