The One Word Meme
June 9, 2008 by Mrs. Mecomber
Filed under miscellaneous jabber
I saw this meme floating around the blogs today and wondered if I’d be tagged. And I am! By Ellen of All in a Day, one of my newly favorite blogs! This one is nice because it’s short and sweet. All you do is answer the question with one word, and tag four bloggers. Here [...]
The Creepiest Places in the World
June 9, 2008 by Mrs. Mecomber
Filed under miscellaneous jabber, travel blogs
I found this title at another blog, and it got my attention probably as much as it now has yours, lol. Concierge.com has an interesting series on the world’s creepiest places. The places that make the top ten are… very creepy, indeed. There’s a nifty Google Map for it, too, here. Surprisingly, no New York [...]
Wedding Rings!
May 23, 2008 by Mrs. Mecomber
Filed under miscellaneous jabber
Weddings are wonderful. Marriage has had a bad rap lately, but I am glad to see that some people are still taking it as the serious covenant that it is! June is the most popular month for marriages here in the United States. Did you know that the month of June is named for Juno, [...]
It’s Almost Here!
May 23, 2008 by Mrs. Mecomber
Filed under miscellaneous jabber
Tourist season, that is! It officially begins Memorial Day Weekend. At long last after a dark and gloomy Upstate winter, the doors of museums are flung open, the chains barring the campground trails are unlocked, the cushions of historic homes and fluffed, and park rangers iron their shirts (and load on the bug spray). It’s [...]
Frugal Hacks Alert
May 16, 2008 by Mrs. Mecomber
Filed under ideas, miscellaneous jabber
This is for all you Frugal Hacks out there– if you haven’t heard of Buy.com yet, you have got to check out their deals. I’m in the habit of perusing their weekly specials now. The prices are incredible! A few weeks ago I blogged about how my poor little laptop mouses (or mice or whatever [...]

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