1. Lolcats (cat macros) are hysterical. The photo to your right is an example of a lolcat. You see, one takes pictures of his/her cat and makes up very funny captions, using a distinct dialect native to cats. These are all over the place, and I have looked at pages of them and cried from laughing so hard. Facebook introduced an application to have random lolcats pics inserted into your profile; LJ has several communities. I wholeheartedly endorse this phenomenon.
2. This article from McSweeney's. Very funny.
3. Dresses. I have suddenly become this girl who loves to wear dresses or at least skirts. Don't ask-- I have no idea how it happened either.
4. West Elm. Pretty, pretty.
5. Overheard In The Office & Overheard At The Beach. The original link in this chain was Overheard In New York, which is still funny and updated quite frequently. They have also added Celebrity Wit and Overheard Everywhere. Recently, though, my favorites are the office and the beach. So, if you eavesdrop, submit some particularly funny/ridiculous conversations. I need more reading material!
6.14.2007
6.07.2007
Vacation
So, I've just decided to take a much-needed vacation at the end of the month. Since hotels and such are expensive, I've decided to stay in G-Vegas, though I am hoping that my friend Angela will let me stay in the green guest room in her much-nicer-than-a-hotel house. Seriously, it would be so posh. My vacation would start at 12:01 pm Friday the 22nd and continue until Sunday the 30th. I plan on mostly sticking around here, though I do want to drive up to some spots in the mountains, perhaps to Table Rock.
I also want to go here. I love water parks so so much. I've never been to this one, but I know that I shall spend lots of time in the lazy river. Sure, it's not going to be a huge water park, but it will do, especially for the price. Long and short of it, I'm tremendously excited about the vacay at home (sorta). Lots of lounging in store, let me tell you. Has anyone else ever done the vacation at home? How'd it work out for you?
I also want to go here. I love water parks so so much. I've never been to this one, but I know that I shall spend lots of time in the lazy river. Sure, it's not going to be a huge water park, but it will do, especially for the price. Long and short of it, I'm tremendously excited about the vacay at home (sorta). Lots of lounging in store, let me tell you. Has anyone else ever done the vacation at home? How'd it work out for you?
6.05.2007
Check It Out
Go here to read some funny passive-aggressive notes. Seriously, I laughed a lot.
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Originally uploaded by williac
5.02.2007
5.01.2007
Doing it like Heather
Here are the top 10 songs I'm currently digging (in no particular order).
1. "Make Your Own Kind of Music," Mama Cass
2. "New Shoes," Paolo Nutini
3. "Rollerskate Skinny," Old 97s
4. "Girlfriend," Avril Lavigne
5. "Fidelity," Regina Spektor
6. "In The Sun," Joseph Arthur
7. "Goodnight and Go," Imogen Heap
8. "Float On," Ben Lee (a cover of the Modest Mouse song)
9. "Every Little Thing (He Does Is Magic)," MYMP (yep, a cover of The Police song)
10. "To Be Young (Is To Be Sad, Is To Be High)." Ryan Adams
1. "Make Your Own Kind of Music," Mama Cass
2. "New Shoes," Paolo Nutini
3. "Rollerskate Skinny," Old 97s
4. "Girlfriend," Avril Lavigne
5. "Fidelity," Regina Spektor
6. "In The Sun," Joseph Arthur
7. "Goodnight and Go," Imogen Heap
8. "Float On," Ben Lee (a cover of the Modest Mouse song)
9. "Every Little Thing (He Does Is Magic)," MYMP (yep, a cover of The Police song)
10. "To Be Young (Is To Be Sad, Is To Be High)." Ryan Adams
4.09.2007
Off The Beaten Path
Kenn and I wanted to rent a movie yesterday, but, for some unknown reason, we bypassed the Blockbusters. We instead went to the nation's 3rd largest rental chain Family Video. They are the largest privately owned chain, and they are located in 14 states so far. So why the shameless plug? Well, I didn't get a job with them, but I am switching from Blockbuster forever. The location I went to had a better selection of titles. Kenn and I rented Jesus Camp, and Josh and Caleb both got to choose a DVD to rent for five days for FREE. Our total cost? $1.37.
Of course, for the first month, everything is 50% off. So, it would have been $2.74. For a new release and two kids' movies (five day rental for the kids and a two day rental for the new release). Older releases? Rent for five days for either $1 or 50 cents. They are open from 10 a.m. to midnight 365 days a year, like Blockbuster. Yeah, like Blockbuster, except better.
Of course, for the first month, everything is 50% off. So, it would have been $2.74. For a new release and two kids' movies (five day rental for the kids and a two day rental for the new release). Older releases? Rent for five days for either $1 or 50 cents. They are open from 10 a.m. to midnight 365 days a year, like Blockbuster. Yeah, like Blockbuster, except better.
4.07.2007
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