My favorite was this guy.

WHY am I watching Two and Half Men?

This was funny though:

Alan: Trust me, there is no better feeling than having a little nest egg to fall back on
Charlie: There are at least eight better feelings.

I am very slowly getting my apartment in order. So far, I have cleaned out the pile of junk that collected in front of my door, gotten rid of all the clutter in the area in front of the TV, gotten all the clothes that were lying around either put away, in the hamper, or in the laundry, cleared everything except the stuff that's supposed to be there off my kitchen counter, and dustbusted my bathmat. Next step is the pile of clutter in front of my bookcase, and making my bed with the new blanket I just bought. (My apartment gets overheated in the summer, and I tend to just kick off the blanket, but then I get a little too cold, and the bed without a blanket looks all messy, so I came up with the brilliant idea of buying a light-weight blanket for the summer.)

WHY am I watching Two and Half Men?

Hubby adores that show. I love watching him watch it.

I'm chatting with my cousin's oldest on gmail chat. He cracks me up. He's also at the age where he uses a different emoticon between every other word. Cracks me up.

This sore throat could go away now. K'thanksbye.

Bra talk this afternoon and now I've done my eyebrows and dyed my hair.

I actually feel somewhat female again.

I can haz lightning-fast WIR3LESSNET!

S can has shiny MacBook.

Poor Trudy. Wishing good health soonish for you.

You might even say Sean's got it going on.

Questions of Sean's hottness aside, that video was wrong. That video was so wrong it makes drinking orange juice after teeth-brushing seem right. Wrong. Wrong. Wrong. And yet, I made sure to draw Daniel's attention to it.

I'm with the "no, he shouldn't" crowd, though maybe for a slightly different reason. If you aren't mature enough to ignore people who say not to propose based on looks, you aren't mature enough to marry.

Call me a hopeless romantic, but I believe you shouldn't marry someone you have doubts about. Well, not the ordinary, "OMG, what am I doing, what if I screw this whole thing up" kinds of pre-wedding jitters that really just mean one is taking the whole thing seriously. But if a person is not sure enough about the relationship to be able to immediately and wholeheartedly dismiss the doubts that come up because of other people's unfavorable opinions on the looks of the prospective mate, he's just not sure enough. It smacks of a rush to get married out of shame that one has not found a suitable spouse in a timely fashion.

Sean wins the WBB award tonight. I don't know very many people who would wait for a laptop of their own in order to buy one for their SO. You rock, Seanie.