I avoid chicken tvdinners. Too often the chicken tastes off to me.

Advantage of following a hairstylest through 3 salons over 7 years: when you call and she's all booked up, she tells the scheduler to cram you into a corner of her schedule.

So I can stop being annoyed with my hair. It is really too long for this cut now.

Too often the chicken tastes off to me.

Like ferret?

I had a Lean Cuisine Margherita pizza for dinner the other night. I took a bite, took another to confirm, and gave the whole thing to the dog. I ended up with a big hunk of swiss cheese and a couple of handfuls of peanut butter chips instead.

Huh. Wouldn't have guessed.

Executives of The WB network say they are not canceling 7th Heaven because of poor ratings -- it is their second highest-rated show behind Gilmore Girls, according to the Associated Press -- but because it costs too much. Speaking in Pasadena at the annual TV critics' winter press tour, WB Chairman Garth Ancier remarked that the series loses $16 million a year. "As much as we all love the show, we do have to run a business," Ancier said. The network's overall ratings are reportedly down by double-digit percentages this season.

Like ferret?

Phbbbt. I'd pushed that incident from my mind.

Actually, it often tastes kinda like cardboard.

they are not canceling 7th Heaven because of poor ratings -- it is their second highest-rated show behind Gilmore Girls, according to the Associated Press -- but because it costs too much.

Any reason will do. But I'm not surprised it's so expensive: it passed the 5-year mark, so all of the original cast got big new contracts (as these things go), and the size of the cast is enormous. There are husbands and colleagues and people all over the place. (My flatmate watches, guiltily, and feels the need to introduce me to all the people who parade past the screen.)

Also, I mean, it's a dumb show. But dumb shows that make money don't get cancelled (cf WWE Raw).

I never eat TV dinners. I keep thinking I should give it a shot, because I am teh lazy. Are they traditionally microwavable? I don't have one of those newfangled beasties.

But the Foreman grill has helped a lot. I buy meat in the big packages, separate into twosies, put in marinade and freeze. For dinner I grill in twos too, and then one is for lunch.

Eva Longoria's still talking!

The 'Desperate Housewives' beauty admits she had a lacklustre sex life and struggled to reach orgasm until four years ago - when she had her first Brazilian.

She said: "Before, when I had sex I used to think afterwards, 'Did I? Er... I think so'. I was never really sure." After having the thorough waxing, the actress says everything changed. She said: "It opened the door to a whole new sexual side of me."

The 30-year-old added: "The first time I did it after the wax I was like, 'What's going on with my body? Oh, my God!' "Now I'm becoming more orgasmic with age, which is awesome. I can't wait until I'm 40. If it keeps increasing this way, watch out world!"

"It opened the door to a whole new sexual side of me."

Yeah, I guess that's one way of describing it.

I usually do what you do, ita, except not the twosies part, and I use a skillet. Same in principle, anyway.

I keep the tv dinners for when I forget to defrost something. Or, you know, that time the gas was off. And yes, microwave. Though I think you can still use the oven, but ehh.