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Some Carolina Rollergirls had their hair chopped off this weekend @abbyladybug is caught on tape taking their pics http://tinyurl.com/6zcjww |
Wow, even my college newspaper is feeling the pinch. http://snurl.com/7ng3m |
@juliaroy I do that more often than I should for not being able to see |
Let's take a moment and give thanks for hot chocolate. |
Any of my tweeps going to the Durham Christmas parade? |
In downtown Durham, getting ready to hand out @mync chocolates to folks at the parade |
@mgkimsal What could you possibly be trying to show your cats? |
Introducing @mammalpants to the joys of a hookah bar. Mmmmm, french vanilla goodness. |
The booths at Moonlight Pizza are totally made for couples in love. |
The only good thing about Four Christmases was the cameo by the guy from King of Kong. |
Going to see Four Christmases with my @mammalpants. He gets major props for taking me to a chick flick |
@flightblog that may be true, I think the only Starbucks in downtown Durham was at American Tobacco but I think it closed. Any confirm? |
All I need is one stamp, but the machine is broken, so now I must waste years of my life in line |
New blog post: Your family's holiday photos could appear on NBC17 http://tinyurl.com/6eocs3 |
Yeah, just disregard that last blog post. That was not supposed to happen. Sorry, tweeps. |
New blog post: http://www.ginnyfromtheblog... |
@JennWebb @jaredsmith @VirginIncVuture You would think if our companies wanted us to be super productive, they would make sure we were warm |
Gotta love when it's so freakin' cold at work that you have to wear your winter coat at your desk |
Crazy sad, but a sign of the times. New report says several cities could be without newspapers by 2010: http://snurl.com/73e1f |
@PrachiG Yep, It's just a beam of blue light that extends very high in the night sky. Supposedly they'll light it when there are shows. |
