I’m addicted to facebook.

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How did this happen?  Just when I thought I was getting organized and structured and starting to get things done like I need to.

I may never come out of the blogosphere now.  My life is turning into a science fiction plot.  All I need to do is hook our fancy coffee/espresso machine up to a USB port and I’d never have to leave this chair.  Theoretically, of course.

I’m having a grand old time hooking up with people from high school that I haven’t talked to since, well, graduation day.  And that was a long time ago.  I’m old.  I didn’t ditch our class reunions…we’ve never had one.

So, if I disappear from here and you wonder where I am, come find me on facebook.  And maybe stage an intervention.

Nifty new gadget. Corn de-cobber.

Everyone knows that I praise canned corn.  But these days I’m starting to question our diets.  Of course we’re not eating healthy…we’re products of our society.  It’s kind of crept up on us. But now there is a new revolution going on - the green movement and the health conscious movement.

I know.  I know.  That’s been going on for a long time.  But it’s finally going mainstream enough that it’s starting to get to me.  Finally.  The power of media for good, not evil.

While I know that corn is not the best food for us, as evidence in the King Corn.  But if you insist on eating corn, why not get it from the cob?  Nifty little gadget show up there, isn’t it?

I love NYC. Who Doesn’t?

We recently spent a long weekend in New York City. Yes, indeed, it is the greatest city in the world. Not that I’ve been to too many cities around the world but I can’t imagine anything comparing to New York City. I was even tempted to buy one of those “I heart NY” shirts. Instead, I bought a tin of Obama mints. I think they had McCain ones but they weren’t as snappy. Or maybe they didn’t have any. I would have gotten them too though. I don’t discriminate in my mint buying.

I now collect funny mint tins. They’re small, fashionable and could come in handy in an emergency. I also picked up a good old New York souvenir tin of mints:

What do you collect?

Must Have Monday: Artistic Images of Peace

I love the images in today’s Mosaic Art Source Blog. I think it’s a great reason to bring back Must Have Monday here at Gal Lori. I must have these beautiful things as reminders in my life.

What says peace more than a bunch of broken pieces coming together to make something beautiful?

And wouldn’t it be fun to do that to your car? I’ve always wanted to do that to a car.