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cordelia_naismith
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Interests: Foraging, gardening, soups, coins, fairy tales, Terry Gilliam movies, primitive technology, nutrition, mass religious movements of the late middle ages, feral children, greywater systems, and the Art Nouveau portrayal of insects.
Expertise: Grammar, crewelwork, and baking bread. I'm training to be a little old lady.
Occupation: Freelance somethingorother
Message: message me
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Yahoo:  cordelia_naismith
Member Since:
10/12/2004
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| The wedding passed in a bit of a haze, but we remembered our lines and nobody tripped and fell. I'd had a terrible cold for three days, and had taken some twelve-hour Claritin the previous morning for it. It worked. And then it kept me awake all night-- so I headed off to my wedding with a nasty head cold and maybe one hour of sleep. And survived! I'm happy to say that I am now Mrs. RamenDragonElok.
And now I will neglect you all horribly some more.
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| Tom Naughton made a documentary a while back called "Fat Head". Eventually, I will buy a copy so I can watch it-- I've seen only the YouTube clips so far, but it looks excellent, and hilarious! The basic premise was to take Spurlock's "Super Size Me" and re-do the experiment (eating at fast-food joints for 30 days), but with a different premise: "I have a functioning brain." Spurlock gained 30 pounds in his fast-food month. Naughton lost weight.
Today, Naughton has a gem of a post over at his blog. You should go look at it too. Here's what I want you to do:
1. click over to Naughton's blog. Watch the video, but don't read the post or any of the comments.
2. Now that you've watched the video, what is wrong with that picture? Anyone?
3. If it wasn't immediately obvious what the problem was, you need to cook and eat more bacon. Now go read the comments. And the post, too. They're hilarious.
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