Last night, after two very fun Christmas get togethers (one at Paul & Brooks, the other at Christy & Michaels), I pulled into my driveway to find my neighbor walking his dog. Actually, he was letting his dog crap in my yard. Since he is cool, we both let each to do that, so not a big deal. He tells me that he got quite a shock the other day. He was at his house, and had just got out of the shower. He turns the corner into his bedroom to find Mac sitting on his bed. WHAT!?!? He said he almost had a heart attack. Apparently, he had left the door to his porch open so his dog could go to the bathroom. First mistake. Mac must have gotten out, yet again, and found the open door. All I could do was laugh my head off and say im sorry about a million times. I said we are going through this phase call, "he does whatever he wants, and doesn't respond to commands at all" Its like I have a 70 lb toddler on my hands. Then today he crapped all over my bathroom rugs and carpet upstairs. I didnt see it, but im pretty sure the cats couldnt produce such a sight. gross. Im getting more desensitized to his antics, which is not good bc they keep topping each other. Who knows what this sneaky boy will do next....
"You must immerse yourself in an unfamiliar world in order to truly understand your own."
Sunday, December 19, 2010
Friday, December 17, 2010
My sentiments exactly ESPN
I can honestly say i've ended business meetings, phone calls, and made new friends with fellow Bama fans in this exact way. Roll on 2011.
Thursday, December 16, 2010
The dog who stole Christmas
Computer is fixed. Back to regularly scheduled programing.
The following pictures are why I am unable to decorate the house for Christmas.
Mac got out of the fence last week (for the 10th time) and since we were both at work, a neighbor let him into the garage for the rest of the day. Im glad the dog is safe, but this is what we came home to. (Note the snookie wig mixed with potting soil. sad.)
Then...
He got into some boxes in the living room.
Eating said boxes. (Notice my AWESOME new (vintage) piece of furniture. Was my mom's record player/radio/a-track player from the 70's. It does still work, but is currently supporting the TV until it gets mounted) But, back to Mac.
Really, he will try and eat anything. In this pic, he is attempting to devour his own leash. Other items he likes to bring us: pot holders, socks, and anything within reach on top of a counter.
But then he can be just so sweet.
So, no decorations this year. I dont have the time or the energy to be picking up ornaments all over the house. But, I do love my little man.
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Much needed movie update
We've watched some pretty good flicks since the last time I updated our movie list:
Terms of Endearment- secretly added this one to our que, and when nothing was on tv last night, i moved in for a win. I NEVER get to watch anything that resembles a chick flick over here. Unless it's been nominated for an Oscar, Roger Ebert gave it at least 4 stars, or it has subtitles, im not watching it. So, when it was agreed this would fly, I was really happy. Unfortunately for me, I end up a balling mess by the end of the movie. But damn, I love me some Shirley McClain.
Kingpin- I think there was nothing else on netflix. Other than Bill Murray, I was bored.
Alice in Wonderland (new version)- was pleasantly surprised at how Tim Burton mixed "Through the looking glass" and "Return to Wonderland" in one movie. For a Disney flix, I was impressed and entertained.
The Wild and Wonderful Whites from West Virginia- A MUST SEE (if you are ok with extremely disfunctional redneck families in an impovershed yet drug-filled mining town) This true story is over the top crazy, and I think a good flic for the holidays if you think your family is messed up. They will top you. This is Jordan's brother's doing during the Thanksgiving holiday. Ive never laughed and been so sad for one family at the same time. (Johnny Knoxville produced...)
Cropsy-J's documentary kick continues with this very very disturbing story from New York. It details the search for several small children who vanished over the course of a decade near an old insane asylum. They pin it on one of the workers, but really never prove his guilt, however he is sentenced. Its more the unveiling of the conditions at this old mental institute that gives you the chills. Watch at your own risk.
The Young Victoria- actually had to watch this one solo, as I couldnt get J on board. HOWEVER, i might need to see it again asap. It's my new fav. Remember, I listened to that 18 hr documentary on CD earlier this year on the history of Victoria and Albert (well i did), and it details her younger years well. Well, i have a sincere obsession with all that is historic English royalty, so this was like christmas morning for me. Im also a new Emily Blunt fan (I was swept off my feet like most with The Devil wears Prada) Im told I need to see the dutchess. Is this based on a non-fictional book? I need to read it if so.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows- was just awesome. no other words needed.
Monday, December 13, 2010
technical difficulties
Our laptop wont pick up our home internet for some reason, so im on the mac desktop. Thats fine, but all the pics I want to share are on the dell. SO, nothing really to say for now. Since im silent, I bring you some TMZ craziness for all my dexter lovin fans out there. awkward work environment.
Sunday, December 5, 2010
Sunday Laziness
Today, I did nothing. First time Ive said that all year. No couponing (common Sunday activity), no cooking or precooking for the week, no cleaning, no studying. Nothing. It was pretty nice actually. Not that all of those things didn't need to be done, they did. However, sometimes one just needs to sit and do nothing. Goal for 2011: do that more often. I had dinner brought to me by J, and we watched our typical Sunday shows (Dexter & Boardwalk Empire) and for no reason at all, drank our last honeymoon Elizabeth Spencer. A 2005 ES Block Seven Chardonnay. One that you can only pick up from their quaint tasting house in Rutherford, outside of Napa. It's been on our wine rack for almost four years now. Why not, right?
It was beautiful, crisp, buttery, & oakey. All that one would hope for on a lazy cold Sunday. I hate that we dont have another. Keep me going ES. Two more full weeks of work until I take a a much needed two weeks off.
It was beautiful, crisp, buttery, & oakey. All that one would hope for on a lazy cold Sunday. I hate that we dont have another. Keep me going ES. Two more full weeks of work until I take a a much needed two weeks off.
Saturday, December 4, 2010
#Badsport, #grossedout
\Thats how im feeling right now. I was raised an Alabama fan, and have always been true to my upbringing. (unlike two siblings I know) With that comes in inherit dislike for all that are subservient to my team (aka, auburn). So, im not one of those people that can just cheer for the "other Alabama team" just bc they are from the same state. Hells no. They might as well be from West Virginia for all I care. However, I am smart enough to realize that all good teams get their day. This is Auburn;'s day. I'll hold my tongue and let them enjoy it. I dont like it, or approve, but whatever. Im also smart enough to know that next year without their golden child classless honcho, and minus 24 seniors, they will suck, so I do get satisfaction from that fact. (This is also part of my rant from the game last week, aka my birthday, that hasnt found time to surface quite yet.) So, much to my sisters, business partner and many of my friend's shagrin, I will be a full fledged Oregon fan for the next month. Go Ducks. Then basketball will start, and so will my depression.
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