For every piece of candy I hand out tonight, I shall eat two. #fightingchildhoodobesity

We’ve had one trick or treater so far. We’re on track to beat last year’s record of 2.These giant gummy bears won’t eat themselves ya know.

Another shot of our Frankenstein & Bride of Frankenstein costume ping.fm/wMsoJ

It looks like the <time> element is no more. Use <data> instead. Might I propose the <stuff>, <thing>, and <youknow> elements instead?

Subway has the saddest looking bacon.

Hahahahhahaha. “@sbnation: NBA lockout outlasts Kris Humphries’ marriage. RT @TMZ: Kim Kardashian to file for DIVORCE bit.ly/s7zZmb”

America’s favorite ghost: 53% Slimer from “Ghostbusters,” 33% Patrick Swayze in “Ghost,” 14% Patrick Swayze in reality. #SpookyStats

If anyone wants 65 megabytes worth of animated, sparkly, Happy Birthday GIFs just let me know…

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I love October. My blog has seen 53K pageviews this month all because of one post about pumpkin carving ping.fm/uoopb

Stayed up until 2am working on my CSS Off entry. I think I’m obsessed ping.fm/Ch3Ha

Thanks for following @comcastbill but I have no Comcast issue today. I bet you get a lot of angry tweets about bills (the financial kind) 🙂

I learned Turbo Pascal in High school circa 2001 RT @davewiner Things That Turbo Pascal is Smaller Than. is.gd/GIdVgW

Frankenstein & Bride pi.pe/-x6c17w

Made some good progress on my entry for Unmatched Style’s CSS Off contest. Now time for make up and a Halloween party tonight.

I’m at Grand Mart International Food (6255 Little River Turnpike, Alexandria) 4sq.com/sa8k0b

It’s too bad the Ghostbuster’s theme song isn’t a Christmas song. I actually like hearing it over and over again.

This vertical paralax page works a lot better with JavaScript turned off ping.fm/psoRT

WordPress is my favroite WordPress framework. It can do everything I need it to. #iDontGetThemeFrameworks

It’s hard to peel ourselves from our work, but remember 20-20-20: Every 20 minutes look 20 feet away for 20 seconds to rest your eyes.