If you hate Zooey Deschanel you will hate it

Yeah, I pretty much figured. She clogs up my pipes. She icks me out.

awesome!

But you wouldn't be as cool as I am, because I got written out first.

I love Zooey. She's a local gal too.

Anybody live near Ann Arbor anymore?

Monday, June 27

The second “Dark Monday” at Arbor Brewing, presented in conjunction with the Ann Arbor Summer Festival, takes place from 7-9 p.m. It’s a a celebration of words and music, including a reading of excerpts from the "33 1/3 series" of books about classic rock albums, followed by a guest DJ mixing songs from the evening’s featured artist. Tonight’s book: "Tom Waits's Swordfishtrombones" by David Smay, read by Jeff Meyers of Concentrate Media. DJ: Saramin of WCBN. Cash bar, happy hour prices, and no cover.

I really want to try the toed shoes. I am barefoot much of the time these days, but that's a problem when I have rocks and thorns and hot pavement to walk on and putting on regular shoes when my feet aren't used to them can be downright painful, so I default to crocs and flip flops, but they don't offer much protection.

I am wearing flip flops right now AIFG. I think my feet would sweat too much in the hobbit shoes. I tend to go straight from sandals/flip flops to boots.

Sounds like a fun event, Hec! Very cool.

I like Zoey D. better than Katy Perry, but Anna Friel better than both of them.

Zooey D. bugs me but there are not a lot of nerdy girls on TV so I may give that show a watch.

I don't think of her as particularly useful in clearing the way for nerdy girls. She's the poster child for quirky...moppet as outlined beforehand.

I haven't watched a 1/2 hour tv comedy in years, but I might have to give that show a chance for the same reason -t mentioned.

I just had an okay grilled chicken breast from the cafeteria--it would have been better if they hadn't dried it out. The saving grace was the corn salsa they put on top.

COMMUNITY.

RAISING HOPE.

What ita said. Those shows are both hilarious and amazing, and I hadn't watched a 1/2 hr comedy in years, either.

My old job was pretty casual on the end of business casual. And Casual Fridays sometimes looked more like Casual Saturday. BUT very rarely did anyone come in from outside the office. There were a few people who pushed the boundaries of the regular dress code but it was relaxed. Generally people dressed up more on Mondays and then things got more casual as the week went on.

When I worked for the airport, we were the only City division that did not have Casual Fridays with jeans. We were only allowed khakis on Fridays, except women could wear denim skirts, but only skirts. Other division I think were allowed to wear khakis on other days.