Archive for April, 2003

Oh, my

Wednesday, April 2nd, 2003

Wow! Shark Tank has been up less than half a day, and already I have a welcome from someone I hadn’t met, as well as the friend I told I was doing this. That’s totally unexpected. Thank you both.

Addendum: Having gone to check what was up today, I found Dorothea’s welcome on CavLec. Thank you muchly, both for letting me ride on your coat tales (as it were) and for the welcome.

Thanks for the greetings, Ginger and James. Now I have more reading to do.

And just to make it official, Li, thanks for suggesting the name.

Flying Kites

Wednesday, April 2nd, 2003

I’m looking out the window of my office. (Yes, I’m one of the fortunate few who actually has a window.) There is a mother and toddler trying to fly a kite on a strip of grass between the parking garage and the canal. It’s perfect; no trees, no wires, lots of grass, with just enough wind and an amazingly clear blue sky. I want to join them. It’s way too pretty to be inside.

Who, Me?

Wednesday, April 2nd, 2003

So, you ask, who is this woman anyway? My name is Alisa. My age is 44, a fact I am completely non-sensitive about. I’ve been a professional shark – er -attorney for 20 years, 15 years married (wheee!), and have answered to Mommy for the past 5 years. What else? I’m a voracious reader, nearly as avid writer, gamer in my copious free time, (purely theoretical, I assure you) gardener when allergies permit, creative cook, seamstress and crafter, dreadful housekeeper, pet-free, employed by the Indiana state government (our tax dollars at work), quite passionate about civil rights, especially freedom of religion issues, socially and politically liberal, and generally an all around non-simple person. There’s more, but it will have to come up as I think of it. This is enough to go on.