I have totally been neglecting this.

I think that's a good thing.  I have been super busy with school, actually having time to spend with Alex, with my kitty (or titty, hahaha).  Magic, btw, completely missed us this weekend while we were in MD.  Apparently, Mr. Crankypants, whose sole purpose in life in food, would not eat.  The people who were ( Read more... )

To all my dear friends ( Read more... )

I would just like to say to all the people who think the House episode in a black and white documentary form was original television--um, no.  M*A*S*H did that years and years and years ago.  And those episodes were some of the best episodes of television the world has ever seen.  Good old Hawkeye.

Does is disturb anyone else that the voice over guy for the Disney channel also seems to be doing KY commercials?  "Ok, kiddies, now get your KY gel, and we'll go make a fun orgy slip-'n-slide in the residence hall!"

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, JAMES!  You're a great brother-in-law.  :-p  Sorry you got smoked on your birthday.

I had a post to write, but I just realized I haven't been to the post office in a few days, so I better not write it and do that instead.  Maybe I'll write it later.  :-D

The student death toll of Kutztown is now at three....since August 19, 2007.

J/k.  I'm working toward dollars, I suppose.  Today is my long day of classes.  Alex and I were going to drive down to Maryland today, especially since his morning meeting was canceled.  However, I get to be the driver this time around because the Corolla is up for emissions inspection.  So, yes, I'm slacking in the "teach Alex to drive stick" ( Read more... )

There's really no point to this post...just watching Zoolander.  And totally craving an orange mocha frappacino!  Or, one of those "new" raspberry mocha frappacinos.  Yum.  Or go old school and have a caramel macchiatto.

"Put a cork in it, Zane!"

History:  Calvert County (from the official Calvert County Website)

"Established in 1654, Calvert County is one of the oldest counties in the United States. Native people lived in Calvert County 9,000 years ago, according to evidence unearthed by archaeologists at Jefferson Patterson Park and Museum. Calvert County's earliest identified settlers ( Read more... )