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Jun. 14th, 2003 11:38 amI just took photos at the unveiling of a statue of Adela Hernandez Gonzmart (link goes to PDF), in front of the Columbia Restaurant. I got the marketing director's card; I'll send her copies of what I got. If there's anything worth hooking up the scanner for, I may even post 'em here. Tampa Mayor Pam Iorio showed up briefly but was gone by the time I got around to looking for a shot of her.
Today I've got to find crutch tips and mail them to Jodi (apparently nobody up there sells 'em), or just get 'em online, and also find her a cute shirt for recruitment week. Suzanne will help me to make sure it's cute by actual *girl* standards.
Last night as Jodi was telling me about a complicated network of relationships and conversations, a subject far too nuanced and interwoven for most guys to grok, it struck me that perhaps it's not a Mars/Venus thing but just a neighboring-countries thing. I grew up in Truck Nation, but I wasn't much of a patriot, and now I spend a lot of time in Doll Nation. I can say a few phrases in a bad accent, but that's probably better than most of my countrymen.
Now I'm off to drop off a few rolls of photos, get my car washed, pick up the photos, and then swing by Suzanne's. I missed a lot of doing-stuff this week while I was sick, and now that I'm back up to about 95% health (where's that Small Medkit when you need one?), I'm getting as much done as possible.
Today I've got to find crutch tips and mail them to Jodi (apparently nobody up there sells 'em), or just get 'em online, and also find her a cute shirt for recruitment week. Suzanne will help me to make sure it's cute by actual *girl* standards.
Last night as Jodi was telling me about a complicated network of relationships and conversations, a subject far too nuanced and interwoven for most guys to grok, it struck me that perhaps it's not a Mars/Venus thing but just a neighboring-countries thing. I grew up in Truck Nation, but I wasn't much of a patriot, and now I spend a lot of time in Doll Nation. I can say a few phrases in a bad accent, but that's probably better than most of my countrymen.
Now I'm off to drop off a few rolls of photos, get my car washed, pick up the photos, and then swing by Suzanne's. I missed a lot of doing-stuff this week while I was sick, and now that I'm back up to about 95% health (where's that Small Medkit when you need one?), I'm getting as much done as possible.
