cheerios, how do I miss thee?

Ever dreamed of living in Middle Earth? Well, here's your chance. Welcome to Bend, Oregon.

eta: link fixed

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Link trouble, SA.

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Happy birthday lori, and happiest of anniversaries to Plei and the DH!

And I'd like to be the first to wish everyone a happy Talk Like A Pirate Day. ARRRRRR!

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Happy Birthday, lori!

Happy Anniversary, Marcontells!

Watched Studio 60-- to me it's like watching a lecture on an incredibly fascinating subject given by the most irritating professor in the world.

HA! And yes, maybe. I don't know. I had mixed feelings. I will watch it again, to see if it finds its feet. I liked the beginning. I liked the end. But there was a lot of drag, in the middle. I also get tired of characters who are drunk or on drugs. I pretty much love the cast, though. I thought Matthew Perry looked hot. Dh thought he looked rough. I think his bone structure was really evident in a few shots, particularly toward the end, and I just thought it was scrummy.

I hope Studio 60 improves. I've got Paul DVRing it for me at work, drat it.

It has potential, Plei.

OMFG, Cindy. Kids who were not yet BORN when they did that show can DRINK. Also, they all look so YOUNG.

No. That's just a trick of maths. There's no truthiness to it, though.

Am sorrowful that no one has put up the Glass Spider tour clips with David Bowie and Charlie Sexton on YouTube.

I'm pretty sure that's when I saw Bowie live--on the Glass Spider tour.

Well, you're right on the money for me, T!C.

Excellent, Ailleann. I know, the other day, you were wondering if you were the youngest. There are other Buffistas in your range. Some are younger, although some of the younger ones don't come around much, any more (sadly). We probably skew older than a lot of places. I don't know. The internet is getting old, now.

Well, if it makes you feel any better, my students thought I was some sort of prodigy when they googled me and realized I graduated college in '89. Hah!

Excellent. Ooh. Gulp. They googled you?!? I should have listened to my father when he told me not to put anything in writing.

I don't know, it was a pretty good time for alternative music. But Bruce and U2 were pretty big at my school as well. It was quite a change from my prep school, which was heavy into the Grateful Dead, Bob Marley, etc.

I'm probably forgetting a lot. I wasn't buying music, because I was a broke college student. When we were posting last night, all I could hear in my head was, "She Drives Me Crazy," which drove me crazy.

I don't really know anything about NKoTB, possibly because I am approximately Cindy vintage.

Being from Boston, I couldn't not know about NKOTB, because the local angle was played to death here, but I didn't know much about them -t, and probably nothing on purpose. My mother knows (in a loose, met through business sense) Joey's father, though.

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Gronk. Hurriedly rearranging furniture before the carpet cleaners get here. Then tonight I get to rearrange it all back and then have to clear out all the cabinets in the kitchen and bathroom and make sure nothing is on the floor in either room because the building got it into their head to do a mass bug spraying. Feh. I don't have bugs, I don't have anywhere to take the dog so I make have to take time off work, and I sure as hell don't have anywhere to put all that crap.

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Happy birthday, Lori! Happy Anniversary, Plei and P!

I was always bitter about the New Kids, being a New Edition loyalist.

I still have an annoying cold with stuffy head and sore throat. I took some DayQuil, which I think is helping marginally, but also making my heart race. Good times.

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Birthday Happies to lori.

Sings "Happy Anniversary" song for the Marcontells.

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Happy Birthnaversary all kinds of people I love including the ones I forgot to say anything about days ago which includes the board.....

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link fixed, dcp.

I liked Studio 60. Definitely going to be watching; Sorkin's shows always have a slow start but then totally pay off a couple episodes in. Also, love all the actors on that show.

I really loved Heroes. It was like that show was tailor made for me, in terms of story, casting, humour, and plot. So that's definitely going on the roster. If only I had another spare drive to store all this on! (She says, already in possession of two.)

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Happy Birthday, lori!!!

Happy Anniversary, Mr. & Mrs. Plei!

I'm going to give Studio 60 a go. But it will have to improve on a few things. I think the beginning was dense and confusing--like walking into the middle of a telenovela where you don't know who's who or what they're doing. But at least I understand the language. I'm fascinated by how television gets made so I think I can get into it. The personalities are compelling so I hope it makes it.

I stayed up to watch Clinton on TDS (DAMN, he still looks GOOD). That, combined with the Benedryl for the mosquito bites=GRONK.

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