Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip

This is a new show on NBC on Monday nights at 9pm central.

Matthew Perry, DL Hughley, Bradley Whitford, Timothy Bushfield, Amanda Peet, Evan Handler, Steven Webber. That's a cast ladies and gentlemen, that's a cast.

I am an advocate for this show, I've seen the first two episodes and it is good y'all! Quick witty writing and a very interesting setting that I've never seen on tv before. Oh! It's so good. Just give it a go and I'll buy you a coke if you don't like it.

To catch up before next Monday go to nbc.com and watch the first two episodes.

Love it!

Seriously? Seriously.

I can not stop saying that word! It's quite possible that the reason is because I've heard it over a hundred times in the past week. The reason for that is because my grey's season 2 dvd came in and Thursday was the season premiere. They say it a lot, it's a thing, which is why I feel like I should watch my mouth in public because people know where that word comes from. You might think well, not everyone watches grey's anatomy. However on Thursday, 25.1 million Americans tuned in to the Season 3 premiere of Grey's Anatomy. Seriously.

me too.

1.You and Jesus go out to dinner - who pays? Don't you think if Jesus walked into a restaurant, the meal would be on the house?

2. You suddenly have to flee the country and adopt an alias who is it? Natalie Spencer

3. Pick one state in the U.S. to get rid of permanently? I don't understand why we have Alaska, you have to go through another country to get to it. And I also think Florida is sinking.

4. You wake up as the opposite gender - what's the one thing you wanna try? Masturbate, come on!

5. Luke Skywalker or Han Solo? Han Solo, but really Indiana Jones

6. Toy you always wanted but never got as a child? A kid sized Jeep.

7. Top three celebrities you wanna do? Matthew Machoan-who? (sp?) Ryan Gosling and Joshua Jackson

8. What's an automatic deal breaker in a potential significant other? A pussy of a man.

9. What is the last movie you saw that actually scared you? Cabin Fever

10. Worst thing you've ever said out loud? Albino Bitch

11. You're sentenced to death and its the morning of your execution what's your last meal?Fountain Drinks, chips and salsa and one of the many entrees I love that my Grandma makes.

12. What's something that most people do that you've never done? Had good sex.

13. Before you die you want to go to...? All 50 states.

14. Something you'd really like to do but probably wont ever be able to do? be on a soap

15. A wild animal you'd like to have as a pet? koala

16. A drug you'll never try? I don't wanna.

17. If you were an animal what would you be? cheetah

18. If you had to marry someone you knew at the age of 12 who would it be? Jeremy McKay or Stony Jones - if he cleaned up his act by now.

19. What's something most people don't know about you? I love making my bed. It's a new thing, but I'll do it no matter what. I just love it.

20. First celebrity crush? Cary Elwes, Princess Bride

21. What's a weapon to suit your personality, habits and abilities? an arrow.

23. Favorite breakfast bread style (pancakes, waffles, toast etc...)? Savory flavored bagels.

24. Favorite parody movie? The Eyes of Tammy Faye, she was serious but the person who made the movie was not.

25. Worst way to die? Buried alive, easy.

26. Grossest injury you've ever seen? Those archival football videos where you hear things break and go the wrong, unnatural way.

27. The worst injury you've ever had? I jumped out a window and broke my ankle.

28. Favorite thing about thanksgiving? Toss up, my birthday or the sides?

29. Sport you hate the most? Baseball

30. What city in the U.S. do you want to visit? Abingdon VA, but I'd also take Savannah GA.

31. What's something you think would be sweet to know everything about? the weather.

32. Favorite Actor/Actress?
Let's take this by mediums:
Michael Douglas/ Shirley McClaine
Anthony Geary/ Laura Wright
Joshua Jackson/ Katherine Heigel

33. What's one phrase you absolutely detest? TomKat.

34. What makes an awesome party? Being hostess, champagne, great friends, good tunes and a spread.

35. What's your material obsession? Bags

36. What's something most would consider an insult but you enjoy having said about you? What?

37. Favorite kind of dog? My dog Trixie is the best dog ever. I also think Puggles are ridiculously cute.

38. Favorite carnival food (everyone has one)? Sausage Wrap.

39. Morning or night person? I'm good all day but sometimes I dip from 4-7 pm.

40. Worst drunken/drugged up habit? I used to show my boobs way too much, totally embarrassing.

41. Weirdest ebay purchase? Never done it.

42. Favorite food to eat when you're wasted? Taco Cabana

43. Its Saturday at 3am where are you? These days, in bed.

44. Who's your favorite friend to go out with? Christina or Bobby, depending on where.

45.Worst job you've ever had? Latchkey Supervisor in Junior High

46. What's something your friends make fun of you for? I don't know, being silly or dramatic?

47. Favorite cereal?Right now? Honey Nut Clusters

48. Book you could read repeatedly? The Great Gatsby, Pride and Prejudice and Soapsuds.

49. What's the meanest thing you've ever done? Had relations with a friends boyfriend.

50. What's your favorite movie quote?
Any time you see a basketball court, boys be playing basketball. Girls? Girls just stand around talking and things. - Spellbound

Fall Premiere Week

This is quite possibly my favorite week of the year, for some it's fashion week, for some it's awards season - but me - it's all about this week. And I am cut out of participating to my fullest potential! First of all, how can Megan Mullally and Rachel Ray and Oprah premiere on the same day, during daytime, a day that I am stuck in an office working 8-4:30? Not fair!
Now all of this would be possible to be a part of (or at least watched over the weekend) if I had my magical 13" TV/VCR combo. But no! The Russians have taken it prisoner in there stupid little shop all the time never giving me an estimate of when it might be ready. The man I am forced to deal with is officially the worst person in the service industry and when I do get my TV back, fixed or not, I am calling my TV company that referred me to this company and reporting my horrific experiences with this man. I hate him, and because of him, he's spoiling fall TV premiere week for me! Wah!

No more BK

Cherry. I don't know if you're pissing me off, or if you're doing your job. ?
Time will tell.

They've released the crazy folk.

Setting: I'm standing outside work on a break when a homeless man/ beggar man walks up to me.

Man: Can I have a quarter?
Me: A quarter?
Man: Well a dollar if you . . .
Me: I don't have a dollar.
Man: Ok, 35 cents.
(I pull out my wallet and get out 50 cents. Meanwhile . . .)
Man: You're pretty, here I wanna give you this.
( He pulls out a Strawberry Jam pack you get from a diner)
Me: You want to give me strawberry jam? Here's fifty cents.
Man: Yeah, it's for you.
Me: Well, I don't have any toast so you go ahead and keep it.

Question #2

Chicago? What is so skanky about you that you literally leave a bad taste in people's mouth? That's supposed to be an expression, "leave a bad taste in someone's mouth." But not to you Chicago, you literally make someone's mouth taste like shit. People are just going about their days, doing what they need to do, going where they need to go and by the time they reach their destination they seriously are in need of a stick of gum. It's disgusting the way this city taste and to boot I don't think you're supposed to taste a city! Chicago, what's the deal? Get a breath mint. Or maybe employ people to just walk around spraying breath freshener.

When a huge chunk of peace comes over you . . .

I believe you have to take it. With so much confusion in our twenties, if your brain is screaming something at you - I think you should listen. I also think there comes a time when you have to stop being hard on yourself, stop listening to a past of naysayers and go with your gut. When I was 13 I wanted to be a soapstar, but in reality I was 17-24 years old. Things have happened that have jetted me into my actual age of 24, and with that it's time to make adult decisions. It's not just about what career I want, but the lifestyle I want. I am a person of security with a yearn to make a difference and a passion for the arts. With that description comes a lot of titles, not just one, but several. But a title I do want, that I am from here on out going after with a fierceness, is to be a teacher. It's what I played as a child, it's what made the differences in my adolescence, and it's what I believe to be my gift as an adult. It's an incredible feeling when you stop feeling lost, when everything connects and all the light bulbs go off, when your life feels driven and purposeful and more exciting than ever. I wish it for everyone because I have never felt better.

thanks chicago

Sunday night DD was over and we talked about a lot of things, one of the subjects was Chicago and how we feel about it. I won't go into detail on the things we said because somethings are just left between DD and me. But I will say we weren't exactly having a love fest on the subject. I guess Chicago heard us talking and decided to throw salt. I've never seen a rat in my life, call me pampered, I'm glad I haven't seen one. Until Sunday night, I was pulling in to my parking space from taking DD home when my headlights hit a pile of debree from an apartment they've been gutting beind my house. And there was a huge fat rat. I know it wasn't a mouse because I've heard that rats are big with long tails. It was a gross fucking rat. I've seen a rat now. Thanks Chicago.

The Portrait of Dorian Gray

Last night I saw a dance/play that was an adaptation of the story of Dorian Gray and his portrait. It's hard for me to even explain how much I loved it because there's almost nothing I can say to describe how amazing it was, I really just wish everyone in my life had gone, because then . . . well they would just know. It was set in the eighties, which added a great element of the world of coke and skeezy gay clubs. But then the costumes and the set still held elements of a Victorian era. The music was composed for the show and pulled emotions from you along with this passionate dancing, where like the director said in the notes, "no words are needed because through the dancing you call feel Basil's unrequited love." I think my favorite person was the guy that played the portrait, who never talked by the way, maybe because I loved that there was a guy playing the portrait. But my guess is, it's because from beginning to end I knew he had a secret.