HAPPY SAINT PADDYS DAY!!!

Well ....while the droves of university students are lined up at the Irish times, to get their Guiness and thier green beer; I am sitting here sober, and anitcipating my ANTM fix! 7 years and I am still not sick of Tyra, for me though the photo shoots are my favorite part of the show. I spent the past 3 cycles watching it with Jay, this cycle he has an out, he now spends his Wednsdays at a jam night at the tudor house!
Have a safe and happy st.patricks day everyone!

Funniest Photo ever

I laughed for a long time when I stumbled across this "hot dog" on the web!! Speaks totally for itself, I LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!

Sounds good to me

http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/

another funny from the web

Meanwhile I freak out about a few snow flakes in March!!!

Spring has arrived!!

Shall I dare say it???? SPRING IS HERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! How glorious it is too might I add! Coudln't have come at a better time for me too, I was starting to get really down with all that has been going on in my life. Time to dust off the gardening tools and get out into my yard! Happy spring everyone!

2012

So we finally got around to renting 2012, its not our usually movie rental style but what the heck. 2012 has been a topic of conversation between the two of us, since we met, and there is no better way to get a laugh than watch an overly Americanized enactment of the subject. I believe we gave the movie not a boo, but a double boo, super cheese award. It was bad, really really bad; and way to over the top. The graphics were corny and looked almost cartoon like at times, there was almost NO story line. In fact they really didn't dive to far into why the earth was falling apart, or any of the myths behind 2012. I guess if you are a just sit back and enjoy the ride kind of person you might enjoy this movie. I on the other hand prefer things to be more realistic and have better dialogue!!

Back home

Home now from another exhausting trip to the old GRiv, and I am not to sure how I truly feel about being home. Leaving my poppa was so hard, I know he needs time to be alone to grieve, but at the same time, I want to be there to help him around the house.
The service was beautiful, it was lovely to have Dave play the bagpipes to lead my family in and to lead us out. I was so impressed with the lump, he didn't even cry, just stared with a look of determination, almost as if he was trying to figure out a way to get his hands on them! The town really comes together in an event like this, and there are so many people to thank, for all of their hard work. Its really nice too, when they are saying their condolences and you know they are truly heartfelt, for most of them, loved my grandmother as much as we did.
Now that I am home, I have a million chores to do, so I should get off my butt and get to it!