So, this weekend I have to: get cash, clean, do laundry, do nails, dye hair, grocery shop, get screws to hang a couple things (including a new earring rack that I got for xmas!) maybe get a pedicure and GO SEE A BABY GET BORN.
flail
It hits at odd moments.
Depending on when everything goes down, I may incorporate Miss P into the pedicure plans. We'll see.
If there are not legs, I want no part of it.
ditto if there are too many legs. and eyes. I think my cut-off is eight legs, but that goes down proportional to the number of eyes.
Lee. You should go home. We think it is an ethically sound move.
Spider-Man and Mary Jane are no longer married, link
O.M.G. On Ugly Betty just now, they showed something printed that said "Fashion get's real." GET-APOSTROPHE-S.
Jesus christo.
My name is not in the top 100. But it's been going out of fashion for the last 100 years. Which means it may be due for a comeback soon.
And a boardfull of Buffy fans didn't notice that boys' names "Parker" and "Riley" were right next to each other (at 75 and 76)?
From Gadget Girl's link:
I remember editors and editors in chief lamenting that a married Spider-Man was not where we want to be," Quesada says. "A married Peter Parker makes for a less interesting soap opera than a single Peter Parker going about his nerdy kind of life."
Right, because pop culture just does not have enough nerdy unmarried guys who can't get laid. Adding one of those is an entirely fresh approach...
I have to pack a bag. Water, books for Miss P, cash, ipod in case Miss P wants, camera, cell, something to read if I get dissed by the kiddo. Paper and pen (to note the details to send out the email announcement.)
Right, because pop culture just does not have enough nerdy unmarried guys who can't get laid. Adding one of those is an entirely fresh approach...
I was thinking along those same lines.
re: baby names... Noah is 6!! Hmmm... who knew I was Ms. Trendy Mctrendersen. And Grace is 23...
I'm loving Project Runway. The Hershey one.
Since we've been talking taxes, and it's that time of year:
Here's one reason to use an online service to store financial data: no buggy updates to deal with.* Intuit's December update for 2006 and 2007 versions of QuickBooks Pro on the Mac platform wiped the user's Desktop folder and anything stored there. The company released a patch, but it didn't work if you launched QuickBooks while connected to a wireless hotspot, oops. The latest patch, so far as we can tell, simply disables any further updates to the application—on January 3rd the company "began automatically feeding a patch to Mac QuickBooks users that permanently switches off the program's upgrade mechanism to prevent a repetition of a data disaster." In the meantime, since they can't offer a way to fix the deleted Desktop folders, they're offering rebates to users who buy a copy of the data recovery program Data Rescue II.
Eep.