Lizy's Blog

11/7/2009 - Photo

Awesome new yorker cartoon- how to drive your man crazy in bed.

Posted November 7, 2009 at 12:56pm

11/6/2009 - Photo

Jack loves marc jacobs too.

Posted November 6, 2009 at 8:04pm

While I have your attention

2 things:

1. This is a picture of Andrew eating a pigs ankle at Red Lion before Jen Goldberg’s birthday.

2. Yay Yankees! Whooohooo New York!

Posted November 4, 2009 at 9:49pm | 1 note

Evan twittered that I blogged about him and now like a whole bunch of people found my blog. I went from like 10 visitors a day to 300. Sorry guys, I’m probably not as interesting as you’re hoping for.

Note the blog traffic for the past month.

Posted November 4, 2009 at 8:37pm

11/4/2009 - Photo

One thing of the (many) things I love about Evan Taubenfeld is that he always (usually) listens to my suggestions. Once the proud owner of a white Big Evil mouse pad, I complained about how dirty it got on my desk at work. Understanding my distress, Evan made round 2 in Black. Hooray!

Posted November 4, 2009 at 1:59pm

11/3/2009 - Video

This is truly a pathetic demonstration of how melty and sappy I get around cute dogs. I mean it is really embarrassing and if it weren’t already a well known fact to everyone who has ever seen me around a dog, I might hesitate to reveal it to the internet. This is also Clemmie’s first video appearance on my blog. Yay!

Posted November 3, 2009 at 11:52pm

11/3/2009 - Link

Texts and Lovers

“Over the past few decades, these social scripts became obsolete. They didn’t fit the post-feminist era. So the search was on for more enlightened courtship rules. You would expect a dynamic society to come up with appropriate scripts. But technology has made this extremely difficult. Etiquette is all about obstacles and restraint. But technology…dissolves obstacles. Suitors now contact each other in an instantaneous, frictionless sphere separated from larger social institutions and commitments.

…(We) are free agents in a competitive arena marked by ambiguous relationships. Social life comes to resemble economics, with people enmeshed in blizzards of supply and demand signals amidst a universe of potential partners.”

More fuel for the passionate fire of my love/hate relationship with technology.

Posted November 3, 2009 at 1:49pm