Living Wigs ... it's the new style!
Feb. 3rd, 2006 11:41 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
hiddenmuseOkay ... so I've been away for a few weeks. :-/ Quite a bit happening - Martian Death Flu (thankfully a flu shot kept it from getting *too bad* ... unfortunately, Kellie couldn't say the same and she was hit worse) struck, so there were a few days of feeling like hell.
In better news, I gave in and drank the Kool-AidTM, sold my soul to Santa and bought a Mac this week. Wow. The idea of spending as much as I did - and at one time - almost gave me a heart attack. But, in all honesty, I like it. It is so nice to have a computer that is one singular unit - not a hodge-podge of elements, a Franken-computer of sorts.
Also, I am going back to church. Yes, I know - I'd pretty much stopped going almost 2 years ago, but the entire time, I wanted to have some kind of spiritual basis. Whether it was through Christianity, Buddhism, Judaism, or even some other variation thereof. So, I have started going to MCC of San Francisco - a queer-friendly church, comprised of people from various religious backgrounds and ideologies. We all believe in something - or someone (or for some, nothing at all), and it's nice to have a spiritual home that feels friendly and welcoming towards everyone, regardless of who, or what, we are.
Finally, this is Kellie, Cleo and I having fun with the Photo Booth feature on my iMac. Obviously, Cleo could only be a good sport for so long...
In better news, I gave in and drank the Kool-AidTM, sold my soul to Santa and bought a Mac this week. Wow. The idea of spending as much as I did - and at one time - almost gave me a heart attack. But, in all honesty, I like it. It is so nice to have a computer that is one singular unit - not a hodge-podge of elements, a Franken-computer of sorts.
Also, I am going back to church. Yes, I know - I'd pretty much stopped going almost 2 years ago, but the entire time, I wanted to have some kind of spiritual basis. Whether it was through Christianity, Buddhism, Judaism, or even some other variation thereof. So, I have started going to MCC of San Francisco - a queer-friendly church, comprised of people from various religious backgrounds and ideologies. We all believe in something - or someone (or for some, nothing at all), and it's nice to have a spiritual home that feels friendly and welcoming towards everyone, regardless of who, or what, we are.
Finally, this is Kellie, Cleo and I having fun with the Photo Booth feature on my iMac. Obviously, Cleo could only be a good sport for so long...
