Just a list
1. IE was annoying me today, so I downloaded Firefox. I am trying this "tab" thing and it is freaking me out. I am an obsessive right-click and "Open link in new window" person. My sysadmin at work will try to reboot my system or load new software and be freaked by the number of windows I have open.
2. Damn you, you horrid creators of Six Feet Under, who wrote a total cliffhanger at the end of the final episode on Season One Disc Three!! I screamed at my TV tonight, and Ethan had a great laugh at me. Netflix, I NEED my next DVD!!
3. Your quotes from Ethan:
While I was discussing my Dad's broken hip resulting from a fall while trimming a tree in our front-yard:
"Dude, your Dad is a major bad ass. I mean, laying in the sun while all you ungrateful women ignored him, injured in the front lawn. He had to drag himself into the shade so he didn't get a sunburn!"
On the abundance of national parks in the San Francisco area:
"There are a few too many parks here. When I'm President Forever, I'll cut some of these trees down"
I related the above quote to my parents, and Ethan clarified:
"I like parks just fine. The Cliff House was a little too much for me."
Dad interjected here:
"Really? I thought rampant consumerism in a national park would be a big selling point for your Republican sensibilities. I'm sure Dick Cheney dines there regularly."
2. Damn you, you horrid creators of Six Feet Under, who wrote a total cliffhanger at the end of the final episode on Season One Disc Three!! I screamed at my TV tonight, and Ethan had a great laugh at me. Netflix, I NEED my next DVD!!
3. Your quotes from Ethan:
While I was discussing my Dad's broken hip resulting from a fall while trimming a tree in our front-yard:
"Dude, your Dad is a major bad ass. I mean, laying in the sun while all you ungrateful women ignored him, injured in the front lawn. He had to drag himself into the shade so he didn't get a sunburn!"
On the abundance of national parks in the San Francisco area:
"There are a few too many parks here. When I'm President Forever, I'll cut some of these trees down"
I related the above quote to my parents, and Ethan clarified:
"I like parks just fine. The Cliff House was a little too much for me."
Dad interjected here:
"Really? I thought rampant consumerism in a national park would be a big selling point for your Republican sensibilities. I'm sure Dick Cheney dines there regularly."