I’m still heartbroken about him.
And at thank goodness they saw the light and replaced Katie Holmes with Maggie Gyllenhaal. Maggie’s 10 times the actress Katie is.
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I’m still heartbroken about him.
And at thank goodness they saw the light and replaced Katie Holmes with Maggie Gyllenhaal. Maggie’s 10 times the actress Katie is.
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I’ve taken some time tonight to check out apple.com’s trailer site. If you in any way like to watch movies/movie trailers, this site is either a blessing or a curse.
I’ve found some I think look interesting:
Taxi To The Dark Side – A documentary that you won’t like if you dig Donald Rumsfeld.
Snow Angels – Sam Rockwell looks amazing as always.
Beaufort – I’d really like to see this, but I’m not sure if it will be out anywhere near me any time soon…
He Was A Quiet Man – Christian Slater is back! (and he’s got some acting chops!)
For all of my fellow Tina Fey fans, behold: Baby Mama
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I’m a little worried about the state of this blog. I don’t really remember why I started a blog…was it the wanting friends to know what was going on in my mind without having to talk about it face-to-face? Was it to talk about ideas or opinions with others, possibly people I didn’t know? Was it to share links?
I think it may have been the first one. Then the second one was true. Now I feel like I just share links or videos that I like, hoping that others will enjoy them too. But is that really all that a blog should be? Well, Mighty Goods has done that, but I don’t think I could pull off something so amazing.
I guess I’m just looking for a reason to keep this blog going. I thought I’d want to blog about the wedding planning, but then I realized that I don’t really want unsolicited advice about things. Truly, I’d prefer to ask the advice of those closest to me, since they know my taste and can make a suggestion based on what they think I might like. So the wedding blogging is out.
I don’t have kids (yet), so the baby blogging is out.
I’m not really that great at any one thing, so the specialized topic blogging is out.
Anyway, don’t be surprised if the posting becomes even more sporadic in the coming months. On the contrary, don’t be surprised if this doubt-filled post spurs more posting in the near future. It’s all up in the air right now; I’m just waiting to see where it will land.
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and I’m not sure why.
Sure, I thought he was handsome. But also thought he was a great actor. And this depresses me.
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I am convinced that the world needs more dancing. I’m not the best dancer, but I don’t think you need to be a “good” dancer to have fun doing it.
That being said, I’m really excited that the fiance said he’d go to dance lessons with me. I’d like to find something that would teach us to dance to bluegrass or old country (absolutely none of this new country pop they play these days). Ideally, this class would be cheap and not extremely time consuming, seeing as we live in different cities right now. Well, I’m in the city, he’s in my city’s younger brother. I’ll look at some informal classes offered here at the university, but I’m open to other options as well.
Marci has said she wants to go to the Broken Spoke to get some dancing experience in as prep for the wedding, and I’d love to take her up on that offer. But when do we find the time for something like that?
Do you know how to dance, live near me, and want to be paid in hugs and/or beers? You should get a hold of me.
Any dance class stories?
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…I swear that my picture must be in the dictionary under the definition of “bored.”
Good news though, I totally just got my highest score EVER on Ball Lines (game I found on Yahoo). 61000. Level 12.
Yeah, I really do kick ass.
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I keep seeing things on other blogs and thinking, “I want to post that!” I need some original ideas, but it’s a Friday, so I won’t feel too bad about it. I got this one from 650miles.
My list won’t seem as varied since I’m doing this at work. My iTunes here isn’t nearly as full as my bank at home.
Here’s how it works:
1. Put your iTunes on Shuffle.
2. For each question, press the next button to get your answer.
3. You must write that song name down no matter what.
Q. What would best describe your personality?
A. “Can’t Even Breathe On My Own Hand” by Half-Handed Cloud
Q. If someone says it’s okay you say…
A. “Pas Si Simple” by Yann Tiersen
Q. What do you like in a guy/girl?
A. “Jacksonville” by Sufjan Stevens
Q.How do you feel today?
A. “I Feel It All” by Feist
Q.What is your life’s purpose?
A. “My Moon My Man” by Feist
Q. What is your motto?
A. “Gray Stables” by Iron and Wine
Q. What do your friends think of you?
A. “Memories of You” by Elana James
Q. What do you think of your friends?
A. “Two” by Ryan Adams
Q. What do you think of your parents?
A. “On the Bus Mall” by The Decemberists
Q.What do your parents think of you?
A. “Walken” by Wilco
Q. What do you think about very often?
A. “Leave Me (Like You Found Me)” by Wilco
Q. What do you think of your best friend?
A. “The Infanta” by The Decemberists
Q. What do you think of the person you love?
A. “Love Song No. 7″ by Clap Your Hands Say Yeah
Q.What is your life story?
A. “La Noyee” by Yann Tiersen
Q. What do you want to be when you grow up?
A. “St. Apollonia” by Beirut
Q. What do you think when you see the person you love?
A. “The Act of the Apostle, Pt. 2″ by Belle & Sebastian
Q. What is your hobby/interest?
A. “Shake It Off” by Wilco
Q. What will they play at your funeral?
A. “Limit To Your Love” by Feist
Q. What is your biggest secret?
A. “The Flying Club Cup” by Beirut
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Everyone’s talking about the Iowa caucus. I think it’s a little silly to get so riled up about only the first test, but a part of me can’t help but get a little swept away. I won’t get into any debates yet, mainly because I don’t think I’m going to change anyone’s mind and they’re not going to change mine (once I make my final decision), and also because I haven’t thoroughly researched the issues and how the candidates feel about them.
I started a bit today, though, and wanted to share a few links with you. These links are especially dedicated to those who are like me and haven’t committed to anyone just yet.
First, you can visit this page to take a test that will match you up with the candidate(s) you align with most. My friend Rebecca shared this link with her readers, and I decided to pass it on here as well. According to this page, Clinton, Edwards, and Obama are tied for my vote, followed by McCain and Giuliani, and then the rest of the Republicans (Huckabee, Romney, Thompson) finish the list. This isn’t news to me, really, as I know I’m a liberal. It was nice to see exactly who I agreed with on which issue, though.
Another useful link is CNN’s Election Center 2008. Click on the Candidates tab, and you can look at a profile of each candidate, including how they feel about basic issues (you have to scroll down, and you’ll find the issues box on the right). Granted, it isn’t extremely in depth, but it’s a great place to start if you haven’t been paying much attention yet.
Have fun!
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I heard once that Tina Fey lost some weight using Weight Watchers. Since I have a bit of a crush on Tina, this is my new year’s wish:
I join Weight Watchers to lose some pounds before the wedding. Tina finds out that I’m totally spending all day catching up on the Tina Fey show, otherwise known as 30 Rock, and decides that because I like her so much she’ll be my personal Weight Watchers coach. We become fast friends, I lose the weight, and she comes to the wedding and gives the greatest toast ever.
Anyone else have some silly and unlikely wish for the new year?
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…that if I had no regards for how obnoxious it would be to do so, I’d tell everyone about my music collection in the same fashion that others talk about their kids.
Jared likened the joining of our two cd collections to the merger of a big company with a smaller one. Some people might get pink slips (we have a good number of the same cds), but in the end it will be a more cohesive group. I liked that.
I think my dream job would be to work in music in some way, but I’m not that qualified. I’d only be able to scout out new talent. Anyone need a professional listener for their indie label?
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