I am a closet Christian
Ada Calhoun wrote an interesting article in Salon, and it reminds me of a couple of personal fears I have about coming out as a Christian. I'm sure this piece is more relevant in places not part of the Bible Belt, but it's certainly something my generation has qualms with, something I encountered up at college. Read and comment all you followers out there, if there are any.
Caitlin
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Monday, December 21, 2009
Girls grow up
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Another side job?

Your Hobby Looks Like A Lot of Work
This article in the NYTimes makes me wonder if I can pull money from my hobby too. A few of my folks' art-loving friends have shown interest in my paintings...Hmmm...
Here are a couple examples:
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Making a bed

via Toast

via Sundance
I always wanted a giant, feathery, pillowy bed to collapse in. Engulf me, drown me, ship me off to the sleeping sea in yards and yards of material. Wouldn't it be nice to have these warm layers and layers of blankets on top of crisp, white, cool sheets? It would be heaven. On second thought, would I ever leave bed? or solve any of the problems life has given me? Oh, life.
CQ
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
One of my whims
I want to write a children's book, and why couldn't/shouldn't I? Kids like me. We get each other. My mom's got the publishing background, and I've got the, well, liberal arts artsy education.
So where do I begin? With a character: a dog, a dragon, a shoe, a leaf? A place: Canada, a foxhole, a cloud, or just in my room? An action: roller skating, flying a spaceship, sipping soup? Probably, a lesson or moral first.
How does it work? I need to brainstorm.
On it,
Caitlin
So where do I begin? With a character: a dog, a dragon, a shoe, a leaf? A place: Canada, a foxhole, a cloud, or just in my room? An action: roller skating, flying a spaceship, sipping soup? Probably, a lesson or moral first.
How does it work? I need to brainstorm.
On it,
Caitlin
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
On jobs and money
Day 1 at Starbucks as a barista: my legs/feet hurt, my hair smells like burnt coffee, and I have enough thrown-out pastries to give me 20lbs of fat add-on this week. On the weight gain, well, that's not happening. No no no. I am giving these breakfast muffins, brownies, and scones to the dogs. Or my friends in dorms.
On the whole, Starbucks is going to do me good. Yes yes yes. There will be a steady paycheck, some huge benefits, and free coffee out the wazoo.
What's more, on the side, I'm working with my momma and my favorite aunt on a new business venture. Us Gunn's are going to get our groove back, financially and/or personally, using those Proactive dermatologists. If you have skin and are willing, your dollars could help a young woman pay off a massive debt in college loans. Here's the website so far: quinn.myrandf.com
Best,
Caitlin
On the whole, Starbucks is going to do me good. Yes yes yes. There will be a steady paycheck, some huge benefits, and free coffee out the wazoo.
What's more, on the side, I'm working with my momma and my favorite aunt on a new business venture. Us Gunn's are going to get our groove back, financially and/or personally, using those Proactive dermatologists. If you have skin and are willing, your dollars could help a young woman pay off a massive debt in college loans. Here's the website so far: quinn.myrandf.com
Best,
Caitlin
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Character dreaming

So, if I had the means to buy a couch, I would buy this couch. Do not be under the illusion that I am a trust fund baby who grew up in the smokey lounge of an Oxford mens club or that I am an old Southern widower with a house full of wood paneling, game tables, and antler chandeliers.
It is my dream character couch: I am an old thoughtful Brit in and out of London inquiring about a high-profile murder in a country-shire house salon. After a long day of deduction, I crawl up on this green thing, read a case file until I fall asleep, and then after a mysterious phone call at 4 am, I rush out the door grabbing my tweed jacket hanging on the couch arm, keys and glasses in hand, and drive away before locking the door.
CQ
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