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Get your Frog on with I say that, I say nothing
I’m easily amused. I admit it. One of my favorite games, as an American living here in France, is to play around with chichés and idioms, literally translating them from one language to the other. I’ve asked my nearly all … Continue reading
Little Photo filters the wow factor into mobile snapshots
I’m a hot mess with a camera. I swear. I’ve got all of these fantastically talented photog friends, and they like to flaunt their sexy mad Photoshop skills, and super expensive/intimidating gear. I, on the other hand, shamelessly plaster my … Continue reading
Fatbooth is my dirty little secret
I was always thin, skinny even, no matter what I ate, until a few years ago when I gained about 40 pounds. It was a very difficult period for me, not so much because of the weight, but because of … Continue reading
Songkick just told me how I can fill the music shaped hole in my heart
Chris Garneau is playing in Paris on December 13th. I won’t be able to go, as I’m blowing my wad on a trip to the City of Light for some little geek conference next week, and we’re really getting too … Continue reading
Cowgirl Confab: Pam and Sam talk about Path
Path is an app that lets you create an intimate social network of up to 150 people. Unlike Facebook, Twitter, and Google+, Path is a purely mobile app and it is heavily photo-oriented, though you can also simply comment, share … Continue reading
Triple Town may be a gateway drug, but I needed an intervention
I couldn’t stop. I swear, I don’t know what got ahold of me. I’m not a gamer. I cringe at the thought of wasting precious time in front of a screen doing nothing that will benefit me, causing me pangs of guilt … Continue reading
EEBA, you ain’t sexy, but my wallet is hot for you.
My husband and I, after realizing that we are merely large, undisciplined children, when it comes to spending, began envelope budgeting a few years ago. I know, it’s so freakishly dorky, but setting a limit for each category, and not spending when … Continue reading