Hey, ita, I have a book to lend to you. It's light and fluffy and funny as hell... it includes psychotic cousins, call girls, and inappropriate crushes on 18-year-olds. It would only be improved and "Written just for ita" if there were Krav.
Natter 33 1/3
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Hey. My crushes were not inappropriate.
Also, yay! Gimme! Please!
hello cupcake! thank you for making my day better.
See. Meaniehead taunter!
How was your first day of work?
the producers now plant fake racers on alternate routes to divert attention and prevent spoilers.
I don't watch TAR, but that's hilarious.
beth, I believe substituting non-Dutched cocoa for Dutched matters if the recipe calls for baking soda or powder.
Sunday then. It'll take less time than a Jennifer Crusie.
Also, set in Kristen's neighborhood, which is also fun to read about. And my vision of the inappropriate-crushee is very Chris Carmack.
How was your first day of work?
Okay. Who's being mean now?
I actively worked not to hear anything that was said by my principal. Which was a feat because she spoke for over 3 hours.
I thought you were doing the marathon bike ride on Sunday Kat--are you still?
yep. It's in the super early AM. Then in the afternoon, I'm scheduled to help ita pack.
I know I had to go to work today (though I left after being there for 3 hours) and I have to go tomorrow (but I have a doc appt at 11:00), but Monday is the first real day back with kids.
So, it TOTALLY feels like if I want to do anything, Sunday is my last possible day.
Hee! From Salon:
On Monday, a fake reporter infiltrated the press corps at a question-and-answer session in front of New York's City Hall. Disguised in a fake mustache and hair piece in an obvious spoof of discredited White House reporter "Jeff Gannon," the intruder identified himself as "Dino Ironbody." He got City Council Speaker Gifford Miller's attention and asked: "How do you feel about the president's awesome plan to privatize Social Security?"
Miller caught on right away. "I'm not such a big fan of the president's plan to private Social Security," he answered. "I think Social Security has worked pretty well for generations and we outta stick with something that works."
The reporter was Daily Show correspondent Rob Corddry, shooting a segment that will air on Thursday night's show.