Do you remember when there was a time I could buy whatever shoes my little heart desired?

I miss those days.

Thinking about all my friends' animals who have passed away in the past few weeks and am hugging Mr. Henry that much closer. May this tough little bastard live twenty more years.

Will I use it?

Will I wear it?

Will I read it?

Will I display it?

So, after ten long years trying to make this loveless marriage work, I'm divorcing my house.

Packing feels like The War of the Roses, except instead of Kathleen Turner and Michael Douglas fighting over which possessions belong to whom, it's me versus the house in regard to what I keep, and ( what gets gifted, sold, donated, or trashed )

Dear future self,

DO NOT EVER GET A FLU SHOT AGAIN. You would be better off just getting the flu.

Much love,
Present self who is currently sick as a dog with a bonus stiff and sore arm

Because I enjoyed "Pillars of the Earth" so much (the show more than the book), when I saw that "World Without End" was now available to view on Netflix streaming, I was on it, like leeches on a gangrenous arm ... so I am here to tell you, if you have seen "Pillars of the Earth," you really don't need to see "World Without End," because it's more ( Read more... )

Don't fuck him!
(WWJD?)

Jesus would fuck him.

Daniel Merriam = Prague on acid

OMG you all, "Django Unchained" was so fucking awesome I thought my head would explode. The friends I saw it with were not nearly as thrilled with it as I was, perhaps because they haven't seen every spaghetti Western referenced in it like five thousand times, and I can respect that Tarantino does not give everyone the warm fuzzies, but still ... ( Read more... )

After a 10+ year hiatus from reading, I'm back at it, thanks to Kindle for iPad; while it's sad it took a $800 toy to get me excited about reading again when I have hundreds of books on my shelves I've never gotten around to, whatevs. I read on the treadmill, an hour twice a week. Last week I started Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follet, which was ( Read more... )