Clement Street, printed in the cement in childlike block letters:
“You are not my boyfriend.”
Famous among dozens
Clement Street, printed in the cement in childlike block letters:
“You are not my boyfriend.”
The kid already has me awake at 5:30 a.m. on Christmas Day.
Merry Christmas, everyone. I encourage you to have cookies for breakfast today.
In case you hadn’t heard, Andrea and Matt had their little baby boy! Also, he’s incredibly gorgeous, and not in an “all babies are beautiful by definition” kind of way. Good genes, those superheroes.
My friend Leslie Harpold died a few days ago.
When she heard about the baby, Leslie sent us a care package because she thought an email wouldn’t be enough of a celebration. It contained:
-Punk Rock Baby and Hip Hop Baby, lullaby versions of punk rock and hip hop classics
-Two bibs, one that reads, “Notorious B.I.B.” and another that says, “Mutha Sucka”
-A onsie that says “Mama ain’t rasin’ no fool.”
-And mittens to keep the baby from scratching. One says “LOVE,” the other “HATE.”
Those mittens, especially, made me feel like a mom for the first time. They got me thinking about tough little baby hands.
Years ago, I wrote a quote on our hallway chalkboard that said, “What you are thinking about is what you are becoming.” Leslie read it and cringed. “That’s hideous,” she said.
I wish you’d known Leslie. And if you did know her, wasn’t she something?
Cameron Diaz gets Jude Law and Kate Winslet gets… Jack Black? Seriously, Hollywood? I understand that he’s supposed to be impishly charming, and winning, and etcetera, but Kate Winslet is lit from the inside. It seems to me that for a woman to play opposite a guy as good looking as Kate Winslet, they’d tell her to lose a hundred and fifty pounds and consider plastic surgery. (See Jude Law and Cameron Diaz.)
Gwar.
Update: I had a conversation with Bryan about this, and it made me realize (as did many of you) that I’d be about 100 times more likely to have a real-life crush on Jack Black than Jude Law. My issue isn’t that Jack Black isn’t a cutie pie, just that I can’t remember the last time I saw a movie where the girl wins a stunning guy on the basis of her awesomeness. In the few examples I can think of, the guy overcoming a woman’s lack of conventional hotness is a central plot point. In movies, awesomeness only seems to really count if you’re a boy, and that makes me want to punch something.
What I think of first, when I think of you:
Jake got really annoyed whenever someone told him their dog’s name was Jake.
Katy wouldn’t drink rootbeer because she thought it tasted like toothpaste.
Geno wouldn’t go into Port-A-Potties because of an overwhelming fear that the booth would blow over–door side down–trapping him inside.
So I’ve mentioned before that I sometimes come across weird stuff in my online shopping forays. But, people, what the ever loving hell is THIS? A “black man bottle opener” for sale, on Amazon, in 2006? This is not what we mean by diversity in the marketplace, retailers.
Bryan and I stop for Mongolian Barbecue in Auburn. My fortune cookie reads, “Genius is more work than genius.”
Today I ordered an S-Factor DVD, as pregnant stripping is wildly hilarious.
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