Month: December 2006

  • Project Gingerbread

    Gingerbread house decorating a la Costco Kit with Val and Irene after Christmas

  • Christmas 2006

    Hope everyone had a blessed, festive, fun-filled, and merry Christmas! We had one of our crazy family parties today and I am feeling beat. I’m also feeling the effects of non-stop fooding coupled with my exercise-less holiday season. However, just got back from watching “Rocky Balboa” with my brother and my cousins and if that’s…

  • White Christmas?

    Back home in PO for the holiday weekend. Currently excited about the view driving in–everything here is covered in snow!! =)

  • Hired Holiday Help

    SCENE: MACY’S DOWNTOWN ME: Hi, can you tell me where I can find a cardigan? Sales Associate turns to co-worker and laughs. SALES ASSOCIATE: (exasperated) Uh, pfft, I don’t even know what a cardigan is. ME: You’re wearing one. Exit Jamie.

  • A Very INFO Christmas ’06

    Third Annual INFO Christmas Party at Ryan’s View Full Photoset

  • Seattle Windstorm

    I can’t sleep…because of the wind? The windstorm outside is pretty out of control. It seriously sounds like someone is having a field day with some sheet metal outside my window. Listening to the newscasts now and they’re reporting gusts as high as 63mph on the 520 bridge. Crazy. Maybe it’s because I’m older, but…

  • Oxfam Unwrapped Giving

    Need a gift idea? Spread the love and check out Oxfam Unwrapped. Heard a lot about it while in the UK. Something different than the usual holiday present, and also helps someone else in need. (Plus their website’s neat.)

  • Photos from London Posted

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  • Monday at the UK Office

    On Monday morning I to find my company’s UK office. The streets were filled with quick walking suits. I made my way to the station to find it packed sardine-style, remembering that it was now a weekday during prime commuting hours. I found my way back to Oxford Circus and first looked for a bit…

  • Dinner in Soho

    Last night I was able to meet up with Jake for dinner, a friend from high school who’s studying at the LSE. It was really great to catch up, eat, drink, and see a familiar face. Plus we had never hung out one-on-one before, having seen each other mostly through mutual friends. Hard to believe…