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Orange County, a plethora of fodder for The Onion

August 22, 2008 By: Suzanne Moshenko1 Comment

Excellent! We are popular enough to be a target of an Onion episode–wait, their making fun of us, right?

My brother’s cheerleader

August 22, 2008 By: Suzanne Moshenko6 Comments

That’s me, about 10-years-old, fully dressed in my cheerleading uniform for the mighty Huntington Beach Tritons. The Tritons were the Pop Warner team of my older brother, Randall. The cheerleading squads were made up of the sisters of the football players. We were a mixed bag of trunk-legged fourteen-year-old, weepy six-year-olds, and future high school […]

Today’s snapshot: Teacup spot

August 21, 2008 By: Suzanne Moshenkocomment

Sitting in the teacups, looking up at the perfect sky through the lanterns and crossed vines.

Alive in Wonderland on “Funny or Die”

August 21, 2008 By: Suzanne Moshenko3 Comments

I have my very own channel on Funny or Die. You can go to “Alive in Wonderland” simply by clicking here. It is listed under the channel “Clean” because I shower daily and keep it, well, clean. I have added two of my videos so far: “Driving the freeways of LA”, and “The hidden theme […]

Today’s snapshot:When you smell like Charles Bukowski’s 35 year-old shag carpet, this is what happens to you

August 19, 2008 By: Suzanne Moshenko8 Comments

George gets his first bath “I really am beginning to hate you people.” Spin dry The Benji meets Steve McQueen look

What the Olympics mean to me

August 19, 2008 By: Suzanne Moshenko13 Comments

If there is one thing the Olympics has taught me, it’s not the obvious, “reach for my dreams” or even the words to the song “Simply the Best,” it’s taught me that I am inexcusably self-involved. The Olympics aren’t about ME. I know that. They’re about athletes achieving the highest level in their sport. They’re […]

Dinner with Libby at Hungry Cat in Los Angeles

August 17, 2008 By: Suzanne Moshenko4 Comments

Last night…another trip into Los Angeles. With a Mapquest perched on my lap Larry and I hit the 405 to the restaurant Hungry Cat on Hollywood and Vine. We were meeting our old friend from San Francisco, Libby Spears. (Please click here if you want the lowdown on how we met.) She has completed her […]

Charles Leadbeater at Ted Talks

August 17, 2008 By: Suzanne Moshenko2 Comments

Awesome discussion addressing an issue close to my heart: journalism and the blogger. Even more exciting, the idea of amateur professionals (Pro-Ams), creative people committed to doing things well and with passion. Leadbeater’s idea of the new organization models sounds like OPPORTUNITY. There are still rules, just new ones.

Today’s snapshot: Right back at ‘ya Foolery

August 15, 2008 By: Suzanne Moshenko8 Comments

So, this is the classic blog photo: A shot of the blogger, taken by the blogger in their mirror. Almost every blog has at one time or another sported this picture. My guess is it’s because: A. blogger has been banned from mentioning blog ever again to friends, hence, hindering ability to ask someone to […]

“Even though you don’t love me anymore, I made you this mixed tape”

August 15, 2008 By: Suzanne Moshenko18 Comments

Ahhh, the mixed tape. It’s meticulously meaningful, but ultimately tragic life was spent traveling from car to bedroom to walkman back to car, off to college, lent to roommate… only to be eventually tossed out by your new boyfriend who didn’t “appreciate” you still listening to it or abandoned for the shiny wonder that was […]

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