The Trilogy

At long last, the filming is done. It was a long, tedious, and often misunderstood process that inconvenienced quite a few people. But hopefully, it'll result in something pretty cool and funny. Last night was the final shoot. It started about midnight and went til about 2:30 am. Yikes. It rained and snowed on us. We can honestly say that we've suffered for it.
When it is finally put together, I shall let everyone know about it and forward them the link on YouTube. Expect that in about 3 years. Woot!

It is quite cold in New England.

So I have put "the blanket" on my bed. It's a huge feather down blanket that is very warm. On my bed, if you didn' know that it was a huge feather down blanket, you'd swear there were 2 people huddling under there. It weighs (and I'm exaggerating a little) about a hundred thousand pounds. Making the bed is my new weight loss program.

Funny things are everywhere, part 2.

Yesterday, I saw a child get so upset that his mom wouldn't buy him the shoes that he wanted that he spanked his mother. The boy was about 6 yrs old. Crying so hard, he worked his way around to her rear end and began smacking. The mother had a look of complete incredulity and also a little something that told me the boy was in for the same, maybe worse, as soon as they got home. I almost felt sorry for him.

Funny things are everywhere.

2 funny things that I heard today:

1. My brother has been watching Dexter, about which he says Season 1 is better than Season 2. But the one problem with Season 1, according to him, is (and this is the funny part) "the dialogue reads like a 15 year-old's emo diary." Oh my goodness, I laughed a lot over that one.

2. My roommate was extremely proud of himself today because he, for the first time in his life, sewed a button. He'd never done this before and had various reasonable reasons for that. He said he wasn't sure if he did it right, then I asked him how long it took him to do it. He said (and this is the funny part) "well, after I watched this YouTube video about how to do it twice ...." He himself admitted that this says a lot about our current generation. I never did find out how long it took to sew.

ZARS - zombie acute respiratory syndrome

I really am concerned now. I've had a cough for about 6 weeks now. I think it might be whooping cough. But I don't want to go back to the last doctor that I saw, because I think she might be a nitwit. I don't want to go back to the other doctor that I saw there either, because I'm SURE he's a nitwit. My regular doctor is out on maternity leave. What to do?

My roommate rocks!

I now have a working fireplace.

God Bless America

Now we're cooking.