The title of the post is one of my favorite lines from Sex and the City – said to Carrie by Aiden when they were living together in cramped quarters. I suppose today is as good a day as any to return to my blog. Where have I been and what have I been doing? [...]
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My Dog Ate My Seatbelt
Posted in My Canine Girls, Naptown, Politics, Snarkalicious, The Babies, The Hood, The World We Live In, WTF, tagged IMPD, Mayor Ballard, Seatbelt law on September 8, 2008 | 5 Comments »
It finally happened. After however many months of driving around sans seatbelt, I got pulled over on Saturday. I don’t not wear my seatbelt to be cool or out of laziness. My dog ate it. Bella more specifically ate it. Seriously. That is no joke. It no longer works. I’m also not one of these [...]
Mistreatment at Indianapolis Animal Care and Control
Posted in dog rescue, Naptown, The World We Live In, tagged Humane Society of Indiaapolis, Indianapolis Animal Care and Control, shelters on August 13, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I’ll write more about this later when I have the time to do the proper research and can collect my thoughts about it – especially in relation to the whole deal with Humane Society of Indianapolis transferring more animals to Indianapolis Animal Care and Control. There are claims that IACC has been mistreating animals. Before [...]
My Safety Net
Posted in My Favorite Things, My Posse, Naptown, tagged 1970s, cheese log, friends, Sex and the City on June 9, 2008 | 1 Comment »
I simply never tire of making Sex and the City references in terms of my own life. Remember the episode where Carrie is trying out the trapeze for an article but can’t muster up the trust and gumption to let go? This is also the episode where Charlotte marries Harry. Anyway, the episode ends with Carrie trying [...]
Fun-Haters Beware!
Posted in Naptown, Snarkalicious, WTF, tagged Carmel, fun-haters, Garfield Park, Indiana, Kathleen Edwards on May 1, 2008 | 2 Comments »
One has to wonder in this day and age what with the availability of camera phones and public blogs why anyone would act openly like an a$$hole in public. Who could forget the drunk and passed out girl at the Cubs game with mysterious liquid on her pants? Incidentally, that photo is my most frequently-viewed [...]
It’s Mutt Strut Time Again!
Posted in My Canine Girls, My Favorite Things, My Feline Girls, Naptown, Pyrfect, The Hood, tagged animal rescue, Humane Society of Indianapolis, Mutt Strut on April 8, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Jojo and I will be walking on behalf of our whole family in the Indianapolis Humane Society’s annual Mutt Strut again on April 29th. Bella and Benny will stay at home and protect the house It’s no surprise to my blog readership that animal rescue is something I am very passionate about. I make a [...]
Sweet Mother of Pearl I’m Happy the Colts Lost
Posted in Naptown, WTF, tagged colts, fireworks, Lucas Oil Stadium, superbowl on January 14, 2008 | 6 Comments »
And I’ll make sure to don my disguise before leaving the house or work today so as to not get mugged and beat up for having this sentiment. The city has been upside down ever since they won the Superbowl last year. And there is of course the whole Lucas Oil Stadium debacle I won’t even go [...]
Way to Go City of Indianapolis
Posted in Naptown, Politics, The World We Live In on November 30, 2007 | 1 Comment »
Great job City of Indianapolis! (dripping with sarcasm…) Mayor Elect Greg Ballard and Marion County prosecutor Carl Brizzi are “touring” the Phoenix Apartment slums today and are now promising to do something about the unlivable conditions and lawless, Wild West-like environment. Why now? Why not 3 years ago? A high-profile, sickening abuse/murder case of a 3 year-old girl has finally [...]
Here We Go Again
Posted in Naptown, Politics, The World We Live In on November 27, 2007 | 14 Comments »
I had coffee with Scott last week and we were talking about what might happen when the proposed constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage gets reintroduced in 2008. I became aware and involved in the issue when I realized the horrible impact it would have on people who are close to me and the dangerous [...]


