He doesn't call.

"We're dating. He doesn't call. I call him a lot ...and when he finally answers it will be a magical day." -- Some chick on CMT's 20 Sexiest Men.
Oh heavens, I love that, it's my new quote. I will take credit for it, you can be sure of that. It refers to so many of my boyfriends who are in denial.


Ok, so- while playing with Alexa tonight I discovered some new loves: TiVo, Kirstie Alley, and mail order catalogs.

1) TiVo:
As I watched CSI:NY, CMT's 20 Sexiest Men, and Oprah WITHOUT COMMERCIALS I fell in love. (Plus first and last shows were recorded! How lovely is that?) I want, no, need this invention. Plus I got to PAUSE live TV when Lexi wanted something. Dang, Gina.

2) Kirstie Alley:
I used to think she was annoying. I had never seen any interviews with her, I think it was just because she played annoying characters. Ok, so I just watched her on Oprah and she is like my new best friend. She is hilarious. I loved how she kept saying to Nick, "So, you wanna make out now?" She is absolutely a hoot, love her! Plus, she's chunkier than me, and that's something everyone needs in a best friend.

3) Mail order catalogs:
Last week I was looking for Christmas gift ideas. I ended up googling "request a catalog", finding interesting companies, and doing just that. So... this week I've gotten a stack of catalogs. Wow. I love 'em. I sit for hours just staring at page after page!
Shopping on a website just isn't as fun. I wait forever for a page to load, find the cute things, put a mental Sharpie star next to them, and rarely return.
My new favorite catalog is Femail Creations I like their catalog a whole ton more than their website, and I strongly urge girls who like quirky things to request their catalog.
I mean, those who don't love THIS shoe-bowl & platter and This "Bubbles" towelrack needn't shop with me anywhere in the near future.

The Femail Creations stuff is a tad expensive for my budget, though, so don't be expecting any gifts from that company from me this Christmas.


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I'm excited for the new Bridget Jones movie. Is that bad? What I mean, of course, is I'm excited for it to come out...hit dollar theaters...come out on video...then hit TV edited. Hahaha.

I think Bridget is a hilarious character. Full of quirks, faux pas, and full fledged screw ups. Absolutely no Nora Ephron-driven Meg Ryan perfection in her. And yet, that is what is most charming about her; you can feel her pain. Mark Darcy is a jerk most of the time, yet Daniel Cleaver is a slimeball. She wants a boyfriend to shut up her parents, her parents friends, and her married friends; and to not be a 30-something singleton.

Hilarious, really. Now if only the book were as edited for language as the movie on TV.