Not that either Robyn or I could *ever* be described as being Pure Evil ™, (please note loud, sarcastic laughter) but I had a moment of joy in her honor when I read that Wil Wheaton’s scene was cut from the upcoming Star Trek movie. Oh, should I add that it was the first scene cut? Yeah. I know, I know. You’re thinking, “damn! Why is she a Wil-hater?” Well, I have my reasons. [via Mariann]
Thanks to my post about blogs that have food-related names but have nothing to do with food, I was reminded to visit Dandelion Wine. Theresa observed the high number of people having a bad week. *raises hand* Ok, mines not bad, just a bit high stress and the number of names on my “bitch-slap wishlist” are growing. Thankfully, Theresa has pointed me to some potential stress relief. Now go push this man down the stairs. “The more you hurt him, the more points you get. Complete with yelps of pain and a replay feature.”
It’s probably a good thing that I can’t get away with this in real life.
The Big Blogger All-Star! Game is in full swing. I’m playing again, as I mentioned the other day. I just finished posting there, but have run out of things to say for the moment here. I’ve been dealing with this weird insomnia issue all week now, 2 hours of sleep one night, 8 the next, 4 the next … and so I’m tired. Very tired. Dragging. But I’m going to color my hair. Brown. Very brown. I’m excited about that, but it would take too much energy to express that right now. Pictures … eventually.
Anil noticed the same thing I did earlier – Amazon has stuck a splash screen in there explaining the “Gold Box”. Uhm, was it confusing before? I love the line where it says that you are not obligated to buy anything from it. The fact that they felt the need to put that in there tells you that someone out there complained that they thought they had to purchase something. Amazing.
By the way, throughout the rest of the week you will probably notice that almost all of my posts are at night. My list of things to do at work is growing longer and longer. I keep crossing things off the top, things keep getting added to the bottom. Unfortunately it seems to be at a 1:3 ratio right now!
Jennifer and I, reflected in a door in Cambridge in The Mirror Project.