Yes, I know that I’ve become one of those bloggers that has no life and only posts third party clips (I’m okay with that) but here is a video that just has to be seen! It is a sure cure for the Winter/holiday blahs. If this doesn’t at least make you smile, then there’s no [...]
23Dec07
I Just Wanna Effin’ Dance!
10Dec07
Things on my mind…
It’s been a while since I’ve random blogged. I usually do it on Saturdays and the past couple weeks I haven’t been able to sit down and just get it down. So here are the things I’ve wanted to get on to the blog. Rufus Does Judy: I’m very into Rufus Wainwright, as I’ve blogged [...]
It’s been 23 years since “Do They Know It’s Christmas?” debuted around the world. To this day it remains one of the songs I enjoy hearing during the Christmas season. It’s message of giving, of course, fits the holiday season perfectly. But for me this is also one of those songs that pushes a lot [...]
27Oct07
Drippy Saturday
It’s a great day to stay inside, and curl up with a book or just watch TV. It’s soggy, rainy, icky outside! The upside, if there is one, is that it at least feels like fall. Jury Duty Completes: I completed jury duty in just two days. I was in a couple pools to potentially [...]
20Oct07
Viva! Saturday
Viva Bad: We watched the first 10 minutes or so of Viva Laughlin Thursday night after CSI and then went to bed, hoping that the show would improve as we finished off on the DVR. We did make it through the pilot, hoping for some glimmer of a decent show but that never materialized. Looking [...]
15Oct07
“Pull Shapes”
This song by the Pipettes is your standard retro girl group fare, but I liked the fact that the video references The Carrie Nations and Russ Meyer’s legendary Beyond the Valley of the Dolls.
6Oct07
Summer-like Saturday
It’s 85 degrees! It’s October! Where is fall? It was here for a little bit and it seems to have been taken over by a extended Indian Summer. As you can imagine I’m not happy with this turn of the weather. It looks like by mid-next week we’ll end up with highs in the mid-60s. [...]
