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It's Design Conference time!! Twinkley lights, wee food, and sweet prizes, this blogger was in heaven. Hey guys - can we do this every week?
d says, "really, dance floor?"
after dancing wee won a hard drive!
thieves! 
our bitchy fortune!
As you can see I made the wee-est of updates to the trusty blog. It was about time! So enjoy the new digs - I sure am!
loves, wee
Current retrospective exhibition of period costumes at The Motion Picture Academy. It is amazing and free!
Most of late last night is fuzzy. Brain fryingly so. I woke up this morning to some interesting late night googleing; St. Francis of Assisi, port-a-caths, and Robbie Williams. One's internet history can be alarmingly fascinating.
Until you begin to remember that all this googleing coincided with a conversation. One you had with your neighbor. While dressed as Barbie circa 1988. Classy.
I wish I could remember the actual conversation, since that must have really been something. How exactly does one go about crafting Brit Pop's Reigning Bad Boy, Cancer's Tools of the Trade and Catholicism into one two person exchange? Obviously I am up for the Nerd Life Time Achievement Award of 2007.
The end came swiftly when I informed him that I needed to go throw up the 3 guacamole covered taquitos I decided were a smashingly good idea after all those cocktails.
Alcohol = The Devil.
How creative 20 somethings do Halloween, watch and learn!
The Barbie Gang!
some good ol'fashioned Jungle Juice
Stewie, mixin' it up in the kitchen
Ginger and Dorothy share some inter office gossip
Baby and Sporty light up the scene with their mega watt smiles
Scary puts the moves on Alice...
best costume ever!
our ghostly hostess, scaring away the cops
ahoy pretty ladies!
Scary and Sporty swap abs! Ha Ha!
Ginger says it's time to run along home!
My Dad makes movies. What does yours do?
At 6 and 9 PST tonight, The National Geo Channel is premiering his first documentary film, Break It Down: Bridge!
Dad is an engineer in SF and earlier this year he helped plan and execute the break down of the Carquinez Bridge. So he decided to film it. Then he decided to sell it. Then National Geo wanted to buy it. Now you're deciding to watch it (if you miss it tonight, it is on again on Nov.8)!
GO DAD! I am so proud of you!
* can't wait to work with you on the next film project!
