Megan I too miss PVM & Here is your Confession Tuesday

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First of all here is my confession for Tuesday:





I watch the movie The Day After Tomorrow every time it is on tv. I really can't stand that movie, yet every time it's on, I drop everything, sit down and actually watch the whole thing. This movie is not to be confused with Armageddon or Deep Impact. That is Ben Affleck and Frodo Baggins, this is Jake GyllenSpoon. So when I watch The Day After Tomorrow there must be some sort of mind control subliminal message thing going on. Because about half way through I'm eating cat food out of the bag, thinking about Menudo.

Megan wants to know if there is a correlation between me not blogging me getting a new haircut and yes there is a correlation. I got the haircut to look fierce for work, and once i was back to work, I got so very busy that the last thing i want to do lately is sit and blog.
I've been doing a lot of reading and laying in the hammock when I'm not at work.
I wish i had more energy to write but I am in the process of making some cottage chic curtains and I must be getting to them. Domestication calls.


XOXO... will write more soon.

Also...Today is my mom's birthday and she still is smokin' hot! Happy Birthday Mom!
I'm not sure if she is pregnant with me in this picture, but either way i just think she looks really pretty.

Comments

joolee said…
I see who you get your fierce looks from.
September 9, 2008 at 8:37 PM
Heather of the EO said…
I've missed your posts.

And your hot mom.
September 9, 2008 at 9:01 PM
Rachel said…
I hate that movie...Scott always watches it too...puke.
Happy Birthday Laura!
September 9, 2008 at 9:33 PM
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