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L'histoire de sa vie
http://www.nathan-miller.com
My blog is entitled “L’histoire de sa vie” which is French for “his life story” It is a phrase my grandmother used to use when someone went on for too long about nothing. She might have asked a question, but the response was far more information than she needed, so she’d say to someone nearby that the answerer was giving her “l’histoire de sa vie.”
L'histoire de sa vie is basically that in a nutshell: more information than needed on amusing, usually ridiculous happenings in my life.
- Added on: Aug 3rd, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Nathan Miller
- Listed in: Humor Food & Drink
- Tags: life humor beer food ridiculous miscellaneous
Recent Posts
Why The Metric System Sucks
Very often, I find myself listening to the same stupid conversation from some people who otherwise call themselves American. Usually one person complains about the fact that America doesn’t use the metric system, and then the other person or peopl...
Cooking with Beer
First of all, I’d like to give a quick shout-out to Jessica at Orange Ideal, who a few weeks ago had me try some rice she was making. It was delicious, but most importantly, I finished the can of beer she used in its cooking. That’s one reason I ...
At war with my shower
My shower hates me. And I hate my shower. Which is mighty inconvenient considering that we have a run-in with each other at least seven times weekly. Normally I try to avoid those with whom I have beef, but my shower is unavoidable. It’s either fa...
The peril of blog updates
This marks the 105th post on my blog, which is pretty amazing when you think about it. Since I update five times a week, that means that this is the end of the twenty-first week. In that time, I’ve covered some ridiculous topics, and all along my r...
The Ultimate Brownie Pan
I love brownies. LOVE. Like the kind of love where if someone offered me brownies in exchange for killing a puppy, I wouldn’t think twice. Sorry Fido, but those brownies are calling my name. Especially if they are ooey-gooey brownies with ultra ch...
Fireplace Contraband #2
Last night, I opened the first bottle of Fireplace Contraband #2, my second homebrew creation. The beer is a doppelbock, about which I’ve previously posted. It is very dark, quite strong, and, for only my second creation, successful. I brewed it u...
