Comments on: Blogging & Houses & Dogs, Oh My! http://zionide.com/2006/10/04/blogging_houses_dogs/ . Thu, 20 Nov 2008 15:01:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Zionide » Blog Archive » Diversity; or, Among the Pliggies http://zionide.com/2006/10/04/blogging_houses_dogs/#comment-10751 Zionide » Blog Archive » Diversity; or, Among the Pliggies Wed, 30 Jan 2008 09:09:26 +0000 http://zionide.com/2006/10/04/unashamed/#comment-10751 [...] on is large, about two acres (we are still renovating the house in downtown SLC we purchased in fall 2006; we don’t live there yet, and don’t get me started on that). But the lot is shallow and [...] [...] on is large, about two acres (we are still renovating the house in downtown SLC we purchased in fall 2006; we don’t live there yet, and don’t get me started on that). But the lot is shallow and [...]

]]> By: Volker http://zionide.com/2006/10/04/blogging_houses_dogs/#comment-1358 Volker Sun, 15 Oct 2006 03:24:27 +0000 http://zionide.com/2006/10/04/unashamed/#comment-1358 Blog when the mood strikes. I've been wanting to start one but haven't been motivated enough yet. This will come. Meantime, enjoy your new home! Blog when the mood strikes. I’ve been wanting to start one but haven’t been motivated enough yet. This will come. Meantime, enjoy your new home!

]]> By: Brian http://zionide.com/2006/10/04/blogging_houses_dogs/#comment-1343 Brian Thu, 12 Oct 2006 18:38:49 +0000 http://zionide.com/2006/10/04/unashamed/#comment-1343 Nicky: Glad about the house Sorry about the thumb Glad you and Patrick are doing this together Houses have souls; it will acquire both of yours Have picnics on the bare floors Your first night there together is an anniversary Plant something in the garden so that you own it Hang the green painting of you both in a place of pride Run naked through it and make love in every room. And don't disappear. This sounds like such an interesting time in your life. Thanks for showing up in an interesting part of mine. Best love to you both. Bri Nicky:

Glad about the house
Sorry about the thumb
Glad you and Patrick are doing this together
Houses have souls; it will acquire both of yours
Have picnics on the bare floors
Your first night there together is an anniversary
Plant something in the garden so that you own it
Hang the green painting of you both in a place of pride
Run naked through it and make love in every room.

And don’t disappear. This sounds like such an interesting time in your life. Thanks for showing up in an interesting part of mine.

Best love to you both.

Bri

]]> By: Joel A http://zionide.com/2006/10/04/blogging_houses_dogs/#comment-1337 Joel A Tue, 10 Oct 2006 04:18:45 +0000 http://zionide.com/2006/10/04/unashamed/#comment-1337 Sorry about the thumb; congrats on the addition to your "family" (will y'all have puppies?); blog as long as you feel like it (there's a "Woe is Me" trend among LDS?); and congrats on the house. As for paying the bills--if you love it, enjoy it! Money's easy to make: making money in what you love is not (and I speak from recent experience.) Contact me if you're interested in cars and looking for some part-time tele-commuting work :) Sorry about the thumb; congrats on the addition to your “family” (will y’all have puppies?); blog as long as you feel like it (there’s a “Woe is Me” trend among LDS?); and congrats on the house. As for paying the bills–if you love it, enjoy it! Money’s easy to make: making money in what you love is not (and I speak from recent experience.)

Contact me if you’re interested in cars and looking for some part-time tele-commuting work :)

]]> By: Patrick (crash) http://zionide.com/2006/10/04/blogging_houses_dogs/#comment-1318 Patrick (crash) Mon, 09 Oct 2006 05:35:43 +0000 http://zionide.com/2006/10/04/unashamed/#comment-1318 Congrats on the house and the dog and the redesign and all of that. Big changes for my Zionide buddy, eh? I would hate to think you'd disappear on us <i>completely</i>, but I understand the blog apathy. Things 'round Twenty-Something are fairly dull, at least on the blog front. What <i>is</i> up with blogging these days anyway? I wish you a speedy recovery (ouch) -- and all the best with everything else. Congrats on the house and the dog and the redesign and all of that. Big changes for my Zionide buddy, eh?

I would hate to think you’d disappear on us completely, but I understand the blog apathy. Things ’round Twenty-Something are fairly dull, at least on the blog front. What is up with blogging these days anyway?

I wish you a speedy recovery (ouch) — and all the best with everything else.

]]> By: Jeff http://zionide.com/2006/10/04/blogging_houses_dogs/#comment-1302 Jeff Wed, 04 Oct 2006 19:37:31 +0000 http://zionide.com/2006/10/04/unashamed/#comment-1302 I bought <i>The Renaissance Soul</i> this summer because it seemed applicable to me. After reading it, I think I'm too risk-averse to live an unconventional, multitasking life, but it gave an interesting perspective on things anyway. What a pretty dog, and I hope your thumb feels better soon! I bought The Renaissance Soul this summer because it seemed applicable to me. After reading it, I think I’m too risk-averse to live an unconventional, multitasking life, but it gave an interesting perspective on things anyway.

What a pretty dog, and I hope your thumb feels better soon!

]]> By: Volker http://zionide.com/2006/10/04/blogging_houses_dogs/#comment-1297 Volker Wed, 04 Oct 2006 09:35:09 +0000 http://zionide.com/2006/10/04/unashamed/#comment-1297 Nick, sorry to read about your thumb but its only an inconvenience for a limited time. Physically it will heal and nerves may take a while longer. I know this from my own experience after getting my middle finger on my right hand caught in a door when reaching back to check whether it was locked. I told my partner (I was a security guard at the time), "Its locked now!" I looked at my finger and the skin on the end was rolled up like a cabage roll. Your right about the feeling: there is none. That comes back later. To the hospital and three stitches later, I was back to work. So I know what you're saying. Congradulations both of you one your purchase of your dream home. Good luck. I'm sure you will learn many things and be better for the experience. Nick, sorry to read about your thumb but its only an inconvenience for a limited time. Physically it will heal and nerves may take a while longer. I know this from my own experience after getting my middle finger on my right hand caught in a door when reaching back to check whether it was locked. I told my partner (I was a security guard at the time), “Its locked now!” I looked at my finger and the skin on the end was rolled up like a cabage roll. Your right about the feeling: there is none. That comes back later. To the hospital and three stitches later, I was back to work. So I know what you’re saying.

Congradulations both of you one your purchase of your dream home. Good luck. I’m sure you will learn many things and be better for the experience.

]]>