Homosaywhat?
Ugh. Why are we taking the claims that Spongebob Square Pants is gay seriously? Are you kidding me? Haha. What's bad is that the news organizations are treating it as if it's a grave issue. We shouldn't be taking it so seriously, rather we should be laughing at them for being so ridiculous. Ironic that I'm actually taking offense to it and taking it seriously. Go figure. You guys do realize that Spongebob is a cartoon don't ya?
Me.
Friday, January 21, 2005
Thursday, January 20, 2005
No Title, This Is The Title
It's loverly outside. The snow is covering everything and none of it is marred by footprints, dirt, tufts of grass or anything else. The snow is covering the trees giving some decency to those obscene bare branches flashing in revelry. I see them trying to shake off their covers but for now I wont have to blush everytime I look out the window. The icicles have formed stalactites on the awnings and dims the living room so that everytime I walk past I feel as if I am in a cave, chilly and silent.
I saw "Harold & Kumar Go To White Castle" a few nights ago and it was just downright hilarious. It was just so funny. Watch it.
The sun's shining and I have to take a shower but I think I'll lounge around for a little bit. I'm still a little sleepy. Got woken up by a grey kitty walking on top of me and sniffing my face, then when she saw that that got my attention and I peeked open my eyes she "meow" -ed away.
Yesterday I saw her looking down at her water bowl which was low on water and I said "oh Sooty! You're out of water huh Bunch?" and she looked up at me and said "yeeeaahh". haha. I swear.
Okee. that's all. no point in this entry. heh. have a great day all. Have a good semester, to my brother! and the rest of you out there in college. Gimme your (Mike) new address when you get the chance, I have to send you something. hehe. Oh and be good please (all of you)!
Me.
It's loverly outside. The snow is covering everything and none of it is marred by footprints, dirt, tufts of grass or anything else. The snow is covering the trees giving some decency to those obscene bare branches flashing in revelry. I see them trying to shake off their covers but for now I wont have to blush everytime I look out the window. The icicles have formed stalactites on the awnings and dims the living room so that everytime I walk past I feel as if I am in a cave, chilly and silent.
I saw "Harold & Kumar Go To White Castle" a few nights ago and it was just downright hilarious. It was just so funny. Watch it.
The sun's shining and I have to take a shower but I think I'll lounge around for a little bit. I'm still a little sleepy. Got woken up by a grey kitty walking on top of me and sniffing my face, then when she saw that that got my attention and I peeked open my eyes she "meow" -ed away.
Yesterday I saw her looking down at her water bowl which was low on water and I said "oh Sooty! You're out of water huh Bunch?" and she looked up at me and said "yeeeaahh". haha. I swear.
Okee. that's all. no point in this entry. heh. have a great day all. Have a good semester, to my brother! and the rest of you out there in college. Gimme your (Mike) new address when you get the chance, I have to send you something. hehe. Oh and be good please (all of you)!
Me.
Monday, January 17, 2005
Freak Out!
I'm watching Trading Spouses and I just saw one of the mom's meet the new dad and the dad comes up to her and gives her a hug as a welcome and she then says in the interview, "He leaned in to hug me and we're not friends, we're not lovers, I'm not cheating with him. Why did he hug me? He doesn't know where to draw the line." She says the same thing when the kids give her a hug too. Is it me or is that a sign of a crazy person, someone who doesn't like to receive a friendly greeting hug?
As I was watching I went to open the "book" that I'm working on on my comp and due to bad shutting down I was already ready for something and boom, a little avalanche. A nice little window pops up to inform me that it wasn't properly saved and it might not have all the stuff I wrote before I "shut it down" blah blah blah do you want to recover it? So at this time I'm having a minor myocardial infarction and I cross my fingers press recover and bam, I believe in God once more. Haha. I have some 100 plus pages on this thing and had written 5 earlier in the day and to lose the five pages would be somewhat traumatic. But I know better now. Let's hope. hehe.
Me.
P.S. New poll coming sometime tomorrow.
I'm watching Trading Spouses and I just saw one of the mom's meet the new dad and the dad comes up to her and gives her a hug as a welcome and she then says in the interview, "He leaned in to hug me and we're not friends, we're not lovers, I'm not cheating with him. Why did he hug me? He doesn't know where to draw the line." She says the same thing when the kids give her a hug too. Is it me or is that a sign of a crazy person, someone who doesn't like to receive a friendly greeting hug?
As I was watching I went to open the "book" that I'm working on on my comp and due to bad shutting down I was already ready for something and boom, a little avalanche. A nice little window pops up to inform me that it wasn't properly saved and it might not have all the stuff I wrote before I "shut it down" blah blah blah do you want to recover it? So at this time I'm having a minor myocardial infarction and I cross my fingers press recover and bam, I believe in God once more. Haha. I have some 100 plus pages on this thing and had written 5 earlier in the day and to lose the five pages would be somewhat traumatic. But I know better now. Let's hope. hehe.
Me.
P.S. New poll coming sometime tomorrow.
Sunday, January 16, 2005
House Hunting and Matriarchal Societies
I suggest to anyone who is seriously looking to buy a house that you buy a house in the winter time. (Note, this only affects those who live in the north and who experience the four seasons). Winter is when a house looks its dowdiest and that's when you see it at its worst; bare trees, greying overcast skies, brown or no grass, etc. By seeing it at this time of year you will see how it will look in the winter of when you finally move into it and, as the saying goes, things will only get better. I compare it to seeing a loved one sick. I remember a friend from college telling me that her newly acquired boyfriend took care of her while she was sick and in her words, "well I guess he'll stick around since he's seen me with snot dripping down my nose and vomit coming out of my mouth and didn't get turned off". Eureka!
I was watching Spiketv last night and caught some "Amazing Videos", one of which an elephant had accidentally caught her back leg into the hole of a tire swing. Well "amazingly" all the elephants came over when she called and they did everything to help her out, from grabbing on to it and pulling to cheering her and encouraging her to yank it free, and when she finally did they consoled her. Yeah, I'm sure I'm reading into it a little more than I should but I've seen documentaries on elephants in the wild and they are protective, helpful and kind creatures who talk to one another. They talk! Albeit, not in english, but let's face it huh, we look down on people who don't speak the language we speak, or if they do and they speak it with an accent. We do it because we think that they are stupid or slightly less intelligent than us. Look at it this way, they look down on you for not speaking their language.
Another issue with elephants. They live in a harmonious society. Why? Because they live in a matriarchy. Long live women! I told Rich, "perhaps we would be living in this kind of society if we let women rule a little bit," and of course he quietly agreed (because no man would really like it if a woman ruled him, but he's too smart to disagree with me *whipping sound). hahaha. Nah, he wears the belt in this relationship. Don't you? shnugglewumpus? Ahem.
Then I thought about it and I said, "I think women can rule only if we were all just big and fat" and he said "yah! you would rule through cooking!" but I meant it in another way. I've seen examples on tv and in my own personal experience of how strong women still get the pang of jealousy when another specimen of female walks in the room and her boyfriend turns his head (I'm not calling myself a "strong" woman heh). And even though I would bet my cat that Rich would never cheat on me, I can't put faith in another woman. But don't you see how sad that is? It's not the other woman's fault but rather my own insecurities. Once we get over it we can rule, but (I know I've posted this similar train of thought over and over again) forget about getting over it, we should just rule.
Oh and a note on cheating and Rich and me... I know he would never cheat on me and I would never cheat on him, not because there's no opportunity to do so, but because why should one eff up a great relationship that's based on trust and love for some quick high, some superficial, passing bout of hormones? My fantasy is if he were to come to my house, cook me dinner, do the laundry, make the bed, vacuum, iron and take the dishes out of the dishwasher. Haha, Rich supplies everything else I need. Man who needs a swiss army knife when a man can do all that for you? Now that's a present. Oh god, I wandered. Last note. I think it would be easy to cheat, what's really fuggin hard is trying to work on a relationship, but who said doing good was easy? Be good out there. You know who you are!
Me.
P.S. So sorry for the long post. Thank you, comaggen.
P.P.S. This is for my own personal knowledge. Look up ultimate fighter on spiketv. (yes i read my own blog, don't you, loser?) heh.
I suggest to anyone who is seriously looking to buy a house that you buy a house in the winter time. (Note, this only affects those who live in the north and who experience the four seasons). Winter is when a house looks its dowdiest and that's when you see it at its worst; bare trees, greying overcast skies, brown or no grass, etc. By seeing it at this time of year you will see how it will look in the winter of when you finally move into it and, as the saying goes, things will only get better. I compare it to seeing a loved one sick. I remember a friend from college telling me that her newly acquired boyfriend took care of her while she was sick and in her words, "well I guess he'll stick around since he's seen me with snot dripping down my nose and vomit coming out of my mouth and didn't get turned off". Eureka!
I was watching Spiketv last night and caught some "Amazing Videos", one of which an elephant had accidentally caught her back leg into the hole of a tire swing. Well "amazingly" all the elephants came over when she called and they did everything to help her out, from grabbing on to it and pulling to cheering her and encouraging her to yank it free, and when she finally did they consoled her. Yeah, I'm sure I'm reading into it a little more than I should but I've seen documentaries on elephants in the wild and they are protective, helpful and kind creatures who talk to one another. They talk! Albeit, not in english, but let's face it huh, we look down on people who don't speak the language we speak, or if they do and they speak it with an accent. We do it because we think that they are stupid or slightly less intelligent than us. Look at it this way, they look down on you for not speaking their language.
Another issue with elephants. They live in a harmonious society. Why? Because they live in a matriarchy. Long live women! I told Rich, "perhaps we would be living in this kind of society if we let women rule a little bit," and of course he quietly agreed (because no man would really like it if a woman ruled him, but he's too smart to disagree with me *whipping sound). hahaha. Nah, he wears the belt in this relationship. Don't you? shnugglewumpus? Ahem.
Then I thought about it and I said, "I think women can rule only if we were all just big and fat" and he said "yah! you would rule through cooking!" but I meant it in another way. I've seen examples on tv and in my own personal experience of how strong women still get the pang of jealousy when another specimen of female walks in the room and her boyfriend turns his head (I'm not calling myself a "strong" woman heh). And even though I would bet my cat that Rich would never cheat on me, I can't put faith in another woman. But don't you see how sad that is? It's not the other woman's fault but rather my own insecurities. Once we get over it we can rule, but (I know I've posted this similar train of thought over and over again) forget about getting over it, we should just rule.
Oh and a note on cheating and Rich and me... I know he would never cheat on me and I would never cheat on him, not because there's no opportunity to do so, but because why should one eff up a great relationship that's based on trust and love for some quick high, some superficial, passing bout of hormones? My fantasy is if he were to come to my house, cook me dinner, do the laundry, make the bed, vacuum, iron and take the dishes out of the dishwasher. Haha, Rich supplies everything else I need. Man who needs a swiss army knife when a man can do all that for you? Now that's a present. Oh god, I wandered. Last note. I think it would be easy to cheat, what's really fuggin hard is trying to work on a relationship, but who said doing good was easy? Be good out there. You know who you are!
Me.
P.S. So sorry for the long post. Thank you, comaggen.
P.P.S. This is for my own personal knowledge. Look up ultimate fighter on spiketv. (yes i read my own blog, don't you, loser?) heh.
Friday, January 14, 2005
Birds of Prey Do Not Flock Together
Yesterday Rich caught site of this enormous bird sitting on our fence post. He thought it was an owl but that didn't make sense since most owls are nocturnal and this was some time in the afternoon, and as we got a better look at it I saw that it was some kind of hawk. It had this fiery chest, and thick yellow leggin's and feet, as well as a turned down vicious looking beak.
Later on that day Rich saw it in our backyard. He called me over and I saw that it was standing on something. That's when I realized it was the white underbelly of a mouse or rat. Then the bird took off with its prey and landed on a far branch. Rich took out his binoculars and did a play-by-play of what the creature was doing. I snuck a peek and saw that it was tearing up that mouse, and I even saw a chunk of meat fall to the ground. It was beautiful. I felt as if I were watching along with Marty Stouffer on Wild America. Rich described as the hawk ripped out the entrails and began to devour it. It dangled off the branch swaying in the breeze.
I still don't know what kind of hawk it is. I took pictures of it and will post it up later. We've never seen such a creature before around here and I'm not even sure if its indigenous to these parts. Perhaps some cruel fellow has decided to free him here in a place that is not its habitat.
I've seen what I thought were hawks, but only driving on the highway, near mountains and pines, and only when they were flying high above me. They were so big it seemed as if they were regular birds flying low but I could tell they were so high up because they disappeared behind some clouds.
Movie Night
I saw "The Village" yesterday, last night to be exact, and I thought it was good. If you haven't seen it, watch it without trying to analyze anything. It's too bad we're so used to looking out for a twist in the movie that we automatically search one out while we watch it. Rich and I decided that we wouldn't look for "clues" or anything, although when it seemed obvious to me I was sure it was obvious to him as well I made a comment... oops. heh. I thought it was a good movie and I know good movies. haha.
Oh and in addition to that, the night before last we saw this one on Starz called "Two Brothers and a Bride" or "A Foreign Affair" with David Arquette-Cox and that was about two brothers looking for someone to take care of them after their mother dies, so they decide to marry a Russian bride who'll cook for them. And the antics ensue. Yeah that was good too.
Okee gotta go all! Have a good day and a great weekend!
Me
Yesterday Rich caught site of this enormous bird sitting on our fence post. He thought it was an owl but that didn't make sense since most owls are nocturnal and this was some time in the afternoon, and as we got a better look at it I saw that it was some kind of hawk. It had this fiery chest, and thick yellow leggin's and feet, as well as a turned down vicious looking beak.
Later on that day Rich saw it in our backyard. He called me over and I saw that it was standing on something. That's when I realized it was the white underbelly of a mouse or rat. Then the bird took off with its prey and landed on a far branch. Rich took out his binoculars and did a play-by-play of what the creature was doing. I snuck a peek and saw that it was tearing up that mouse, and I even saw a chunk of meat fall to the ground. It was beautiful. I felt as if I were watching along with Marty Stouffer on Wild America. Rich described as the hawk ripped out the entrails and began to devour it. It dangled off the branch swaying in the breeze.
I still don't know what kind of hawk it is. I took pictures of it and will post it up later. We've never seen such a creature before around here and I'm not even sure if its indigenous to these parts. Perhaps some cruel fellow has decided to free him here in a place that is not its habitat.
I've seen what I thought were hawks, but only driving on the highway, near mountains and pines, and only when they were flying high above me. They were so big it seemed as if they were regular birds flying low but I could tell they were so high up because they disappeared behind some clouds.
Movie Night
I saw "The Village" yesterday, last night to be exact, and I thought it was good. If you haven't seen it, watch it without trying to analyze anything. It's too bad we're so used to looking out for a twist in the movie that we automatically search one out while we watch it. Rich and I decided that we wouldn't look for "clues" or anything, although when it seemed obvious to me I was sure it was obvious to him as well I made a comment... oops. heh. I thought it was a good movie and I know good movies. haha.
Oh and in addition to that, the night before last we saw this one on Starz called "Two Brothers and a Bride" or "A Foreign Affair" with David Arquette-Cox and that was about two brothers looking for someone to take care of them after their mother dies, so they decide to marry a Russian bride who'll cook for them. And the antics ensue. Yeah that was good too.
Okee gotta go all! Have a good day and a great weekend!
Me
