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Too Many Brats.
I used to watch TLC a lot. "Trading Spaces" and "While You Were Out" were two of my favorites, but I lost interest over time and stopped tuning in regularly ( Read more... ) -
A celebrity dies and suddenly they have a million fans.
So another celebrity has passed away. What happened to Natasha Richardson is very sad. Didn't Sonny Bono die from a tragic skiing accident, too ( Read more... ) -
Hey Twitter People.
Some of you have created a filter that filters out us non-Twitter people so that your Twitter posts don't show up for us. I can't thank you enough. It'd be nice if the rest of you Twitter people could do the same... a lot of us don't have the time to read (or care) about your Twitterin'. If we all wanted to read your Twittin', we'd be on Twitter ( Read more... ) -
Braggart!
I was bragging on Facebook yesterday about how I changed the belt on my vacuum for the first time ever, without any kind of guidance or directions. I just looked at it and figured it out. Not only did I feel a major sense of accomplishment since I'm not mechanically-minded at all, I felt so butch. Putting windshield wiper fluid in my car makes ( Read more... ) -
That movie meme thing.
1. Name a movie that you have seen more than 10 times: There are lots... but if I had to choose one, I'd say "Hairspray" (the original version ( Read more... ) -
A Very Hickory Farms Christmas.
When I was a kid, if your family received a gift from Hickory Farms, it was supposed to be a big deal. Oh look... the Hendersons sent us a gift basket from Hickory Farms! How generous of them. Remind me to send them a thank you card.... and then my mom would quickly re-gift said basket to someone that 1.) didn't know the Hendersons, and 2.) ( Read more... ) -
My cat is a jackass.
I know other people have had problems with cats and toilet paper, but I've always been lucky. None of my cats has ever cared about ripping toilet paper to shreds ( Read more... ) -
Kevin's Video Of The Week: The Family "The Screams Of Passion"
One of my favorite albums ever is the self-titled debut from The Family. Scott and I listened to it constantly and consequently wore out several cassettes of it. It was never released on cd in America, but I found the import version years ago. I didn't think twice about paying almost $40 for it. It was SO worth it ( Read more... )