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Monday, February 7

Super Blog

I really hate it when Blogger deletes my posts because I took breaks while writing them. Reader's Digest version of the weekend, lucky you.

We locked ourselves out of the house Saturday morning, and consequently found out how easy it was to break back into. We took advantage of free admission to Sacramento museums at the Discovery History Museum (boring) and Crocker Art Museum (cool). Starbucks was doling out their Chintico drinking chocolate, which is basically warm chocolate syrup in a cup. I attempted to make sushi for dinner, but realized that I need a real knife and less sticky rice next time...

I'm sorry to have wasted this morning with Little Black Book, but then tested out my new bike computer (thanks Becca & Dan) on the way to the grocery store. We brought Cucumber Sandwiches and Candy Dessert Mix to this year's wardrobe-malfunction-free Super Bowl party and both were a hit (thanks Mary)

I can't believe another weekend is over!

posted by Brad at 2/07/2005 12:35:00 AM | permalink | 3 comments

3 Comments:

  • The same thing happens to me sometimes. I try to remember to hit the "Save as Draft" button when I'm on a break. Then I can go back and edit it.

    By Blogger Unknown, at 2/07/2005 9:50 AM 

  • Dont be frusterated about losing your long-winded version of your blog--the readers digest version, although was perhaps less witty, was still informative.
    p.s.--I have been playing on the net for about an hour and getting paid for it. It is almost as if I have a real office job once again.
    Jason

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 2/07/2005 4:26 PM 

  • I was out in your somewhat neck of the woods again over the weekend (Chino Hills). Now I understand why you'd move to California. That just might be in my future -- fingers crossed. That's a forshadowing for something that might be in the works, if you catch my drift. I'll fill you in on it more if it happens. Enjoy Pekoe. Can't wait to see you on the snowboard in less than two weeks!!!

    Vogts

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 2/08/2005 6:50 PM 

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