Thursday, July 31, 2008
Fat Cat
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Instead of cleaning....
I spent 1/2 hour looking at Zombie-related garbage on the Web. Now in my defense, my hands are really hurting today so I am putting off what is sure to be a painful day of cleaning my apartment.
And Zombies just make me feel better.
In other news I am almost done with the book that I am reading: House of Leaves. Which is good because I only have 7 days until the final Twilight book comes out. House of Leaves is one of those books that is so good you almost don't want to finish it. I am sure my husband is tired of me bitching about how it is driving me crazy though. If you have read the book you will understand why. Now I must go clean my apartment, although what I really want to do is watch a double feature of the 70's Dawn of the Dead and the new Dawn of the Dead. That will have to wait for another day..
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
Monday, July 28, 2008
Step Brothers
Sunday, July 27, 2008
Friday, July 25, 2008
Giving it up..
So as of August 8th we will be TV-Free (cable I mean, I am not giving up Netflix). I kind of feel the same way I did when I quit smoking. I know it is good for me but I feel like I am losing my best friend. Jonathan and I are compiling a list of "reasons" to give up TV. On that list is:- Brooke Knows Best
- I Love Money
- Living Lohan
- I could go on but ANY reality show
- The new 90210
- American Gladiators (I once, for one day, loved you)
Quite a few people who read this blog (well, 2 out of 7) don't have cable. We are soliciting advice for things to do with all this spare time we will have. Please remember this is a PG-13 Blog.
More Trailers..
Watchmen Trailer

Monday, July 21, 2008
What we have been waiting for...
Holy Shit Batman!!! What a great film! A combo crime drama/action flick/dark as hell Superhero story, it works on every level. My only complaint is that it is a little on the long side, and you might want some Red Bull before going to see it. Definitely not a "mindless" summer popcorn flick. Heath Ledger is just as good as everyone says he is. Saturday, July 19, 2008
Is my Starbucks on the Doomed List?
Making me happy this Weekend..
Thursday, July 17, 2008
Not that bad..
Saw the "remake" of Day of the Dead yesterday and it was not as bad as everyone said. Not that is was good or anything. Wednesday, July 16, 2008
Guilty Pleasures..
I was recently horrified myself with the realization that I actually like the music of Jack Johnson. Which got me to thinking about other "Guilty Pleasures" that I indulge in. Here is a short list:The Music of Jack Johnson: I am very close to owning a CD. Damn Live 105 for playing his music. It kind of makes me feel like I am stoned, without the crushing paranoia.
The Twilight Series: No further discussion needed.
Flowers in the Attic: And anything by VC Andrews. It is all so very trashy.
Gossip Girl: A fairly new GP.
Degrassi: A long time obsession. The "Next Generation" is just as good as the original I used to watch after school on PBS. Really, anything Canadian can be placed under a Guilty Pleasure.
Cheaters: But only the episodes hosted by Joey Grecko (the ones after he got stabbed are the best.)
Justin Timberlake: JT the singer, not the actor. He is the kiss of death for movies.
GhostHunters: Which I don't see as a Guilty Pleasure, but as a practical guide to dealing with the Ghosts, Elementals, Demons, and Poltergeists in my life.
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
New Yorker has lost it's mind..
This is one of the worst media mis-steps since Judith Regan tried to publish "If I Did It" by OJ Simpson. The New Yorker is claiming "satire." The purpose of the cover is to call attention to how Obama and his wife are mis-represented in certain media outlets. Their argument is that most people will understand it (they are assuming that most of America is well versed with the satirical tradition of The New Yorker. Not only is that not the case, but as Keith Knight wrote: Knowing the New Yorker, I understand what they were trying to do. But an effective satirical cartoon- you shouldn't have to know the cartoonist or the magazine to get it.) Well, the 12% of Americans who still believe Obama is Muslim or will take his oath of office with hand on the Koran won't get it. Of course, those people won't buy The New Yorker anyway, seeing as how they are not allowed to because they are not from New York.
Monday, July 14, 2008
Teeth
I forgot to mention that I finally saw Teeth the other day and I highly recommend it, if you can handle it. I usually don't like these "adolescent-feminist-horror" films (of which there are plenty, like the highly overrated Ginger Snaps) but this one has enough of a sense of humor and plenty of gore to keep it from being annoying. But honestly, I couldn't imagine being a man watching this film. It would give me serious issues.. 
Friday, July 11, 2008
Wednesday, July 9, 2008
King on Horror Films
Great article by Stephen King about the sad state of the Modern Horror Film. I wish he would write an updated version of Danse Macabre.
Monday, July 7, 2008
Sunday, July 6, 2008
Please Check out LIO
As I mentioned in my old Blog "I Love Lio!" Check it out at http://www.gocomics.com/lio/. The readers of the Chronicle want to get rid of Lio because its too "Dark." Lio is too dark but "For Better or Worse" is ok? There is more death and heartbreak in that comic than in "Schindler's List."Big Night Out
Saturday, July 5, 2008
Thursday, July 3, 2008
Whats Happening???
Stay Tuned..
Or Don't: It's just Pumpkin and me trying to photograph the Bird Meeting we see every day from the Dumbarton Bridge. No one believes us when we tell them how awesome it is. They just think we are going insane. Which is true...
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
5 stages of grief
Baron Davis just signed with the Clippers. At least is was not the Lakers. I am in the Anger stage of grief but fast-tracked to depression stage. If Ellis leaves I am moving.















