amazon wishlists are no good for them? I freaking love the wishlist.
My family so doesn't ge the wish list either. That is why I am buying presents for myself from my parents and taking them home. Then again, I don't update my wishlist. But maybe if someone used it, I would look at it more often. I looked at it yesterday and I already have half the things that are on there.
Happy Birthday Gar.
Not only was there a Firefly reference on Bones, but one of the characters said "Be kind, rewind," when asking someone to repeat themselves, which was totally on Buffy first.
I forget to update the wishlist, but then my parents remind me, and then I go ona tear for about a month where everytime I think of something I want, I go there and either find the exact thing, or a close approximation.
Like I said, I loves it. But then again I also track all books I read by updating bookcrossing and then ranking said book on amazon, so I am fairly list obsessive. (I KNOW!! HUGE SHOCK! - special note to my LJ readers)
I love the wishlist. I also like the new feature where you can rate the stuff, so that people know what you REALLY want as opposed to what would be nice.
What's the name of the Mizrahi makeover show that Jesse's on? I need to Tivo. It's coming up Thursday, right?
Ooh, thanks for the heads-up.
Gah, I had a real moment the other night. I'm thinking of getting a bottle of wine or something to go along with some cash for the dog walker. But I've had to give her replacement keys twice recently, and both times she sent her dad to come pick them up. So then I started thinking, I wonder how old she is anyway, and was all, "I guess I could call and ask," and then I almost flipped out because WHEN THE HELL DID I TURN INTO THAT PERSON? How the hell am I so old?
So. Dog walker is getting wine, I don't care if she's nine years old.
We have a potluck thing on Friday. Any suggestions on what I could bring as a dish to pass? Tons of people have signed up already, so something other people might not think of would be cool.
today, CNN had a segment on "holiday tipping". which, I'm fine with (hell, my christmas bonus is basically a tip) but,what do you do when the service is shitty? I mean, my newspaper delivery guy often throws the paper from the steps to my door, so that it spreads all of the place and I have to gather it up. Not a big deal, but not good service, much less great service.
Dog walker is getting wine, I don't care if she's nine years old.
You should. Kids tend to like their wine sweet.
Deviled Eggs!
Unless six other people are bringing them you just can't have too many deviled eggs.
[Oooooh! Devil Slut!]
What's this Christmas bonus thing? It sounds good, but I'm unfamilar with the concept.
