If I Lived in New York...
...it would be my birthday right now!!!!
The continuing saga of a single, burgeoning stand-up comedienne/wanna-be poker ingénue/bitter corporate drone/closet hermit/hapless homeowner…living in L.A.
Your Famous Last Words Will Be: |
"I dunno, press the button and find out." |
Your Celebrity Baby Name Is... |
Your 1950s Name is: |
You Are 12% Sociopath |
You're empathetic, loyal, and introspective. In other words, there's no way you're a sociopath... but you can spot one pretty easily! |
You Are 36% Lady |
You tend to make up your rules of etiquette, throwing all conventions aside. And while you try to be a lady (sometimes), your behavior is often quite shocking. |
You Are 76% Addicted to Myspace |
Your Myspace addiction factor is: High You are officially addicted to Myspace. It's quite possible you haven't seen a real person in days. |
You Are a Frappacino |
At your best, you are: fun loving, sweet, and modern At your worst, you are: childish and over indulgent You drink coffee when: you're craving something sweet Your caffeine addiction level: high |
You Are a Boston Creme Donut |
You have a tough exterior. No one wants to mess with you. But on the inside, you're a total pushover and completely soft. You're a traditionalist, and you don't change easily. You're likely to eat the same doughnut every morning, and pout if it's sold out. |
When my trainer asked me Friday afternoon “you want to meet up Sunday morning at 7,” why didn’t I answer with “Fuck no, that’s way too early. I’m planning on sleeping in ‘til
I got lost in IKEA today. I was out of my element. I usually go to the one in
The layout was completely different than the Carson IKEA. For one, the Carson IKEA is three floors. For two, the Burbank IKEA is completely ass-backwards and ridiculous.
I ended up being the asshole walking the IKEA path against traffic. Much like going down the up escalator, I was given odd looks and spent most of my time dodging people.
The fourth time I came upon the same display of Markör bookcases and Bestǻ shelves I knew I was in trouble.
I finally teamed up with a couple wearing matching backpacks and knee highs and wandered with them to the exit.
And I didn’t buy one damned thing.
I supped last eve with a good friend of mine. He’s recently “out of the closet” so I can’t reveal his name as he’s somehow certain that his Rush Limbaugh-loving, flag draped father, whom I’ve never met, will come across my blog and learn the truth about his baby boy.
I guess stranger things have happened.
The whole evening was interesting. It was like having dinner with a 15 year-old girl. All he could talk about was his new fella and how wonderful he is. Everything we talked about would somehow relate to this guy. Here’s a perfect example- when we exchanged holiday gifts: