Highbrow osmosis, breakfast w/the Myers, gate access hassle, MBDBOD meeting, dancing…

Highbrow Osmosis A British woman who had a kidney transplant has acquired the donor’s highbrow taste. Cheryl Johnson, 37, a former nightclub bouncer, says she used to read only thrillers and pop-star autobiographies, but since receiving her new kidney has been devouring thee works of Jane Austen and Fyodor Dostoyevsky. Although Johnson doesn’t know the … Read more

Time lapsed affirmations, sleeping in, exercising, dinner@The Borough, 120 Minutes with Kevin…

This takes a while to load (open it in another window and let it load in the background), but once it does, it’s very cool time-lapsed photography, which includes fireworks! Today’s entry is going to have a few “Oh, I forgot to mention or capture” type tidbits. I forgot to mention that at the bar last … Read more

Exercise pays off bigtime, a provocative ad, editing, exercising, and a delicious din-din…

I received an e-mail today from my doctor, with the big health payoff news I’ve been hoping for—the results of my blood work: The good news, of course, is that my overall cholesterol count has moved back down in the normal range (under 200 at 198). Even sweeter, though, is the dramatic change in my HDLs … Read more

Our 6th anniversary, exercising, blogging, and a little free pool…

Robert arrived at 10:00 and we went to the Farmers Market restaurant for breakfast in honor of our 6th anniversary. We had their most delicious French Toast, which we both love. I had an over-easy egg on the side, and Robert had bacon on the side. I know that an egg with French Toast is … Read more

Blood work, a Bulls Game, poor affordances, bad grammar, and ENG 675 presentations…

I had a good night’s sleep. I’ve had almost no back pain in the last month or so. Perhaps those crunches strengthening my abs has helped in that regard. After fasting for 12 hours, I had a 10:00 appointment to have blood drawn for lab work. Four observations from my visit: My doctor’s office has … Read more