Not a happy camper!

On Friday the carpet installers were scheduled to put the new carpet in my house. Today is Sunday, and I am looking at bare floors. The reason for this? There is a bunch of stuff in the way. Stuff that I was told would be removed last week. Stuff that I don't have room for. Stuff that isn't even mine. You see, my house has been used as free storage for, oh, about a year now I guess. Before the new carpet can go in, obviously the old carpet has to be removed, and the walls have to be washed, and then painted. Trust me, it's NOT a 10 minute job. And every day that these items sit in their dusty location, is another day that the renovations on my house are at a complete stand still.

Bed, Bath and Bullshit.

Okay, so I know this is my second posting about a movie in the last, um, not very long. But I can help it, I keep seeing really good ones. And since I do nothing but work on my house all day, every day, I have nothing else to write about.

I don't know if anyone knows this or not, but my idea of the perfect girl is Anna Faris. Put her together with Jon Heder, and that's a movie I'm going to watch. And I did, "Mama's Boy" would be it's name. And it's so damn funny. A cute little story of freaks and losers. And did I mention funny.

Before I slip into unconsciousness.

I really should be sleeping right now. But before I sleep, I wanted to put a song up.
Here you go Heather.

Busy.

Wow, I haven't had anything new to say since December 5th? That doesn't sound like me. Maybe it's all the work I'm getting done on my house. I've been working on it sun up, til sun down. And starting tonight, even later. At this point I'm on the job til it's done. No more taking the evenings off to watch movies, or even to read. I must not rest until all is right in my world again. I NEED my kitchen back. A culinary whiz such as myself can only survive on microwave meals and peanut butter and honey sandwich's for so long.

Outsourced.

This is my new favorite movie. Go check out the site. Then go rent it. You will love it, and if you don't, you can't be my friend anymore.
http://www.outsourcedthemovie.com/

Time is running out.

Count down to action, adventure and British accents. As of right now, (right now being 2:30ish am on Monday) we're just about 36 hours away from Bond. Any and all are welcome to join me. Not totally sure what time yet, but I'll have it pinned down by the end of the day. Get a hold of me, one way or another for more info.

Daylight

So there's a new movie out called Twilight, maybe you've heard of it. Apparently it's adapted from a series of books that are super popular. Which strikes me as a little odd, because I thought most people had become to dull and lazy to pick up a book. A few days ago, Bryan, Chris, Pat and I were sitting in our gorgeous new book store in the mall, drinking peppermint coffee, when I remarked that I was surprised to see so many St. Georgian's in a book store. "I didn't think it was trendy to read anymore." Smart ass that I am. Bryan explained, "It's not trendy to read, it's trendy to own books." But back to Twilight. Bryan and Danalee saw it a week or so ago, and she wanted to see it again. So she talked me into going to see it with her. And to tell you the truth I was a little curious to see what the big deal was. We got settled in our seats and decided to text Bryan and tell him that we went to the new Bond movie instead. I'm abstaining from Bond until my birthday, and he's been trying to get me to break my pledge for about 2 weeks. After our bit of fun, and about two hours of teen angst, I'm still not sure what all the fuss is all about. It wasn't bad, it had it moments. I thought Jasper was hilarious, funny is what they were going for there, right? I guess my only real problem with it, is the title. Most of the movie took place during the day, what does "Twilight" have to do with anythning?