Comments for No Pasa Nada http://nopasanada.org Mon, 06 Feb 2012 16:34:17 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on What I Wore: Altitude Design Summit by Alex http://nopasanada.org/2012/02/05/what-i-wore-altitude-design-summit/comment-page-1/#comment-14676 Alex Mon, 06 Feb 2012 16:34:17 +0000 http://nopasanada.org/?p=1983#comment-14676 So pretty! So pretty!

]]> Comment on What I Wore: Altitude Design Summit by Christine http://nopasanada.org/2012/02/05/what-i-wore-altitude-design-summit/comment-page-1/#comment-14661 Christine Sun, 05 Feb 2012 14:55:55 +0000 http://nopasanada.org/?p=1983#comment-14661 I LOVE your Friday Day outfit, seriously. If you're "trying" in that outfit, it sure isn't coming across! Also, I've seen that F21 black and white jacket before and I need it in my life. Thank you for the reminder. I LOVE your Friday Day outfit, seriously. If you’re “trying” in that outfit, it sure isn’t coming across! Also, I’ve seen that F21 black and white jacket before and I need it in my life. Thank you for the reminder.

]]> Comment on #34: Learn to Snowboard by wunelle http://nopasanada.org/2012/01/22/34-learn-to-snowboard/comment-page-1/#comment-14588 wunelle Wed, 01 Feb 2012 15:34:21 +0000 http://nopasanada.org/?p=1971#comment-14588 I totally get the creature of habit thing. I've had the same Qdoba salad for lunch for something like 80% of days over the past nine years (the exceptions are when I can't avoid it or the occasional day where I'm, you know, sick to fucking death of it. But that passes). It's mostly food for me, but things like driving routes and day-off routines apply a little as well. I guess that's just how I roll! I totally get the creature of habit thing. I’ve had the same Qdoba salad for lunch for something like 80% of days over the past nine years (the exceptions are when I can’t avoid it or the occasional day where I’m, you know, sick to fucking death of it. But that passes). It’s mostly food for me, but things like driving routes and day-off routines apply a little as well. I guess that’s just how I roll!

]]> Comment on #34: Learn to Snowboard by wunelle http://nopasanada.org/2012/01/22/34-learn-to-snowboard/comment-page-1/#comment-14584 wunelle Wed, 01 Feb 2012 05:42:15 +0000 http://nopasanada.org/?p=1971#comment-14584 Ms. Heather Barmore! I was looking at some old blog posts--as in, seven years old--and there we were, chatting away like old buds! Amazing how time flies. I'm so glad to see you're still typing away. I must reacquaint myself with your doings! :-D I hope all is peachy! Ms. Heather Barmore! I was looking at some old blog posts–as in, seven years old–and there we were, chatting away like old buds! Amazing how time flies.

I’m so glad to see you’re still typing away. I must reacquaint myself with your doings! :-D

I hope all is peachy!

]]> Comment on #34: Learn to Snowboard by Jakki http://nopasanada.org/2012/01/22/34-learn-to-snowboard/comment-page-1/#comment-14579 Jakki Tue, 31 Jan 2012 22:48:41 +0000 http://nopasanada.org/?p=1971#comment-14579 You are an inspiritation to all of us that hug our comfort zone tight and wont let go until its absolutely necessary...so I guess I need to blow the dust off my bucket lists of dreams, goals and to-do-at-some-point-in-my-life's.... You are an inspiritation to all of us that hug our comfort zone tight and wont let go until its absolutely necessary…so I guess I need to blow the dust off my bucket lists of dreams, goals and to-do-at-some-point-in-my-life’s….

]]> Comment on #34: Learn to Snowboard by Nothing to do? It’s up to you | My Blog http://nopasanada.org/2012/01/22/34-learn-to-snowboard/comment-page-1/#comment-14533 Nothing to do? It’s up to you | My Blog Sat, 28 Jan 2012 23:38:32 +0000 http://nopasanada.org/?p=1971#comment-14533 [...] It started with an acknowledgment that zero most was happening: I ran into a co-worker while in a mangle room to squeeze eyeglass cleaner and cold medicine. She asked what we had designed for a weekend and we shrugged. Nothing. She looked during me perturbed and pronounced that she figured I’d be going to some extraordinary celebration somewhere that no one knew about. No. we was going to do some extraordinary cleaning and sleeping and we was going to stone my Netflix queue. She shook her conduct since here we was this 28 year aged woman. Childless. Single. Completely free. And we was going to spend my weekend scrubbing my kitchen floor. This could not stand, man. She told me that we unequivocally indispensable to … we know … get out more. [...] [...] It started with an acknowledgment that zero most was happening: I ran into a co-worker while in a mangle room to squeeze eyeglass cleaner and cold medicine. She asked what we had designed for a weekend and we shrugged. Nothing. She looked during me perturbed and pronounced that she figured I’d be going to some extraordinary celebration somewhere that no one knew about. No. we was going to do some extraordinary cleaning and sleeping and we was going to stone my Netflix queue. She shook her conduct since here we was this 28 year aged woman. Childless. Single. Completely free. And we was going to spend my weekend scrubbing my kitchen floor. This could not stand, man. She told me that we unequivocally indispensable to … we know … get out more. [...]

]]> Comment on #34: Learn to Snowboard by dustbury.com » Nothing to do? It’s up to you http://nopasanada.org/2012/01/22/34-learn-to-snowboard/comment-page-1/#comment-14529 dustbury.com » Nothing to do? It’s up to you Sat, 28 Jan 2012 19:36:05 +0000 http://nopasanada.org/?p=1971#comment-14529 [...] It started with an admission that nothing much was happening: I ran into a colleague while in the break room to grab eyeglass cleaner and cold medicine. She asked what I had planned for the weekend and I shrugged. Nothing. She looked at me dismayed and said that she figured I’d be going to some amazing party somewhere that no one knew about. No. I was going to do some amazing cleaning and sleeping and I was going to rock my Netflix queue. She shook her head because here I was this 28 year old woman. Childless. Single. Completely free. And I was going to spend my weekend scrubbing my kitchen floor. This could not stand, man. She told me that I really needed to … you know … get out more. [...] [...] It started with an admission that nothing much was happening: I ran into a colleague while in the break room to grab eyeglass cleaner and cold medicine. She asked what I had planned for the weekend and I shrugged. Nothing. She looked at me dismayed and said that she figured I’d be going to some amazing party somewhere that no one knew about. No. I was going to do some amazing cleaning and sleeping and I was going to rock my Netflix queue. She shook her head because here I was this 28 year old woman. Childless. Single. Completely free. And I was going to spend my weekend scrubbing my kitchen floor. This could not stand, man. She told me that I really needed to … you know … get out more. [...]

]]> Comment on #34: Learn to Snowboard by Momo Fali http://nopasanada.org/2012/01/22/34-learn-to-snowboard/comment-page-1/#comment-14508 Momo Fali Fri, 27 Jan 2012 03:33:57 +0000 http://nopasanada.org/?p=1971#comment-14508 The thing I always loved about skiing was that it doesn't *always* hurt when you fall. Unless, you drink a lot, take off your skis, then play a game where you spin around your ski pole and try to run 20 yards. THEN it hurts. The thing I always loved about skiing was that it doesn’t *always* hurt when you fall. Unless, you drink a lot, take off your skis, then play a game where you spin around your ski pole and try to run 20 yards. THEN it hurts.

]]> Comment on #34: Learn to Snowboard by Amelia Sprout http://nopasanada.org/2012/01/22/34-learn-to-snowboard/comment-page-1/#comment-14461 Amelia Sprout Mon, 23 Jan 2012 18:14:14 +0000 http://nopasanada.org/?p=1971#comment-14461 Congrats! Learning how to (not) snowboard was one of my favorite parts of that young, no responsibility part of my life. I sucked, I never did get down that fucking hill, but I had a ton of fun trying. Then I traded in what was left of my lift ticket and got a massage. Congrats! Learning how to (not) snowboard was one of my favorite parts of that young, no responsibility part of my life. I sucked, I never did get down that fucking hill, but I had a ton of fun trying. Then I traded in what was left of my lift ticket and got a massage.

]]> Comment on #34: Learn to Snowboard by Allie http://nopasanada.org/2012/01/22/34-learn-to-snowboard/comment-page-1/#comment-14460 Allie Mon, 23 Jan 2012 17:19:52 +0000 http://nopasanada.org/?p=1971#comment-14460 Nice! Good for you for breaking out of your "habit." I'm also a creature of habit and am trying to break out a little after being on a blind date and realizing, "Hmmm, I can't list 'sorting Netflix queue' as a hobby..." P.S. I learned to ski at Solitude Resort when I was a little girl living in Salt Lake City. Nice! Good for you for breaking out of your “habit.” I’m also a creature of habit and am trying to break out a little after being on a blind date and realizing, “Hmmm, I can’t list ‘sorting Netflix queue’ as a hobby…”

P.S. I learned to ski at Solitude Resort when I was a little girl living in Salt Lake City.

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