| Your Deadly Sins |
| Sloth: 60% |
| Envy: 20% |
| Greed: 20% |
| Gluttony: 0% |
| Lust: 0% |
| Pride: 0% |
| Wrath: 0% |
| Chance You'll Go to Hell: 14% |
| You will die with your hand down your underwear, watching Star Trek. |
Monday, November 27, 2006
Monday Meme
I agree I'm feeling very sloth-like right now. And that this meme makes me want to read Robin Wasserman's YA books (even moreso than I already do).
Monday, November 20, 2006
Monday Meme
Aw..I'm glue!
You Are Mashed Potatoes |
 Oridnary, comforting, and more than a little predictable You're the glue that holds everyone together. |
Monday, November 13, 2006
Monday Meme
Too many hats...head exploding...brrr
I'm busy, y'all! But I wanted to toss out this little quiz to start your week off with a laugh.
Who's Your Ideal Disney Guy?
I'm busy, y'all! But I wanted to toss out this little quiz to start your week off with a laugh.
Who's Your Ideal Disney Guy?
Thursday, October 26, 2006
Thursday Thrill
Since I was apparently high on paint fumes last Thursday (from painting my house -- remind me to hire someone next time), I'm going to post my Thursday Thrill. Truth be told, Wentworth Miller is pretty enough to be the Thursday Thrill for a whole month of Thursdays but I'm focusing my attention this season on Dom Purcell, who plays Lincoln Burrows to Wentworth's Michael Scofield in Prison Break.
I first notice Dom when he was the star of "John Doe," the Fox tv show about a man who wakes up naked and doesn't remember who he is but knows crazy facts. I like him better as Linc the Sink. I also like that he can't be bothered to button his shirt up all the way.
I first notice Dom when he was the star of "John Doe," the Fox tv show about a man who wakes up naked and doesn't remember who he is but knows crazy facts. I like him better as Linc the Sink. I also like that he can't be bothered to button his shirt up all the way.
Monday, October 16, 2006
Thursday, October 12, 2006
Thursday Thrill
He ain't called "Pretty" for nothing --
I wasn't too obsessed with Prison Break when the first season initially premiered. It was that darn FX marathon that drove me over the edge!! Spending an entire Sunday afternoon watching Michael, Linc, Dr. Sara, Veronica, Sucre, T-Bag...well, I had to keep watching.
The second season hasn't disappointed me but it's been quite the change since the guys aren't in prison any longer. The whole dynamic of the show is different, in my opinion, and Michael's flaws, which were only seen in glimpses while behind bars, are now being shown in bright, vivid color. It's an interesting mix, and I love the twists and turns.
And looking at Wentworth Miller isn't too shabby of a way to spend an hour....
I wasn't too obsessed with Prison Break when the first season initially premiered. It was that darn FX marathon that drove me over the edge!! Spending an entire Sunday afternoon watching Michael, Linc, Dr. Sara, Veronica, Sucre, T-Bag...well, I had to keep watching.
The second season hasn't disappointed me but it's been quite the change since the guys aren't in prison any longer. The whole dynamic of the show is different, in my opinion, and Michael's flaws, which were only seen in glimpses while behind bars, are now being shown in bright, vivid color. It's an interesting mix, and I love the twists and turns.
And looking at Wentworth Miller isn't too shabby of a way to spend an hour....
Wednesday, October 11, 2006
Shell Shocked
Let me just preface this by saying moving is a terrible, awful thing. Seriously.
We last moved 6 years ago. We were newlyweds, fresh out of college, with little to no real, substantial furniture. We've acquired several more things since then. Like a toddler and a mother-in-law with lots of books.
Slowly but surely, the new house is coming together. It's the little things that remain out of sync. Like the drawer full of pictures I dumped onto the floor last week because they really don't need to be in the nightstand any longer. They've been in this drawer for at least 4 years, if anyone cares. Or the closet shelf that fell last night, causing both the cat and I to almost jump off the bed.
There are some little things I itching to complete (and by "complete" I mean buy and make someone else install): draperies for the dining room, blinds for the master bath and living room, foo-foo wallpaper for the tee-tiny powder room downstairs.
I suppose this can translate to writing life as well. Like the limbo you feel when you've completed one project and want to start another. Or the overwhelming rush of relief to have made a deadline.
Through this move, I've made one thing clear. No matter what, I ain't moving again.
We last moved 6 years ago. We were newlyweds, fresh out of college, with little to no real, substantial furniture. We've acquired several more things since then. Like a toddler and a mother-in-law with lots of books.
Slowly but surely, the new house is coming together. It's the little things that remain out of sync. Like the drawer full of pictures I dumped onto the floor last week because they really don't need to be in the nightstand any longer. They've been in this drawer for at least 4 years, if anyone cares. Or the closet shelf that fell last night, causing both the cat and I to almost jump off the bed.
There are some little things I itching to complete (and by "complete" I mean buy and make someone else install): draperies for the dining room, blinds for the master bath and living room, foo-foo wallpaper for the tee-tiny powder room downstairs.
I suppose this can translate to writing life as well. Like the limbo you feel when you've completed one project and want to start another. Or the overwhelming rush of relief to have made a deadline.
Through this move, I've made one thing clear. No matter what, I ain't moving again.
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