First off, check out my MOVIE LISTS on the left. Click the links and browse the crappy movies I’ve watched this year. Then feel free to make fun of me and trash my choices. Just know that I haven’t seen any other movies except what’s listed so I may be missing some amazing ones.
Where am I these days? Oregon. Baker City. Nestled in the hills. Kind of cute. I can just see me with my kids in the future as an old mom during a road trip through here, boring them with the tales of my life. Anywho.
Getting amped to go to London and Paris next week. It hasn’t totally sunk in. I’m still thinking of it as just another trip. But here and there I have moments where I remember this is not for work and I’ll have total free time. Very cool. Would love tips on what to do or see.
I’m wacthing the Osbournes right now. In the words of Erin Hawk, I heart The Osbournes. I just have a soft spot in my heart for Ozzy and Sharon. Kelly is throwing little temper tamptrums on this episode and all I can think is how much she is going to hate these episodes when she gets older. They showed an old documentary on the family from about 8 years ago. It was really cute. The kids were still sweet and Ozzy was a bit more coherent. But the patterns he had then are still true. I loved it. I’m pathetic.
Had a great dinner in the room with Brenda and Erin after The State of the Union. Here we are eager to eat:
Katie, I highly recommend a book called “Weird Europe”. I bought it for a friend and am now in the midst of plotting a plan to steal it. It has all sorts of categories for weird and sick stuff. Including a museum in Rome hosting a variety of arrangements of old dead monks’ bones, that tomato throwing festival in Spain, and the place in the Netherlands that plays host to the nose of the great Tyco Brahe. The book is worth it for you purely to find all the food festivals in one place. It is truly a hoot.
Hey, if Shoshana recommends it, it must be good. For real. Tyco Brahe’s nose for crying out loud… that man was genius!
The New Guy is definitely at the top of my list. Watched it originally for Eliza Dushku and fell in love it for it’s “geek makes good” quality. (Spoken by a true geek.)