Friday Stuff

[prosodic]

- I think Lance and I are going to stop getting pizza from Papa Murphy's. It is the greasiest pizza I have ever eaten in my life. I wasn't feeling well yesterday anyway (and still not great today), but eating all that grease didn't do anything to help me feel better. And Lance was feeling really awful after eating it too, although he wants to blame the sauce and not the ridiculous amounts of cheese. But the sauce is also very oily and acidic, so he could be right. Anyway, I told him if we decide to get pizza there again, it will be the De-Lite pizza, which is a lot less oily.

- I put gas in my car for the first time in a month. And it was just under half a tank at the time. I love my car. LOVE. Of course, it helps that I don't drive it much...you know, not really having many reasons to leave the house and all...

- We watched some military movie last night from the 80's...they kept pronouncing Ramstein "Ram-steen". I giggled every single time. It was ridiculous. I have no idea what movie it was. Lance had it on in our bedroom when I came in to lay down.

- I have to drive to McChord today to go grocery shopping. This will be the first time I've gone down there by myself. I just hope the traffic is flowing pretty well.

- I responded to a job listing that pays writers for blogging. They sent me an application to fill out, but if they accept me, I'll be blogging about budget travel and getting paid for it. It's pocket change, really, but that's really the only reason why I freelanced in the first place. I never tried to make a living off it (and it's really hard to do that anyway), but if it gave me some spending money, then great.

- I signed up to join the Seattle Writergrrls - a freelance network. But I'm not sure if they're even still active. The news and events sections of their website are dated 2006.

- Stephen Colbert and John Legend duet on The Colbert Report = so much win. At first it was weird, and then it was just funny ("I will kick your prom king ass!"). Don't quit your day job, Stephen.

Comments

[hetterrific.livejournal.com]

I thought the duet was great. And John Legend = hot!! I like the Colbert Report, anyway, but I thought the duet was extra good.

[prosodic.livejournal.com]

Colbert is a pretty okay singer too, I thought. Not great, but not bad. I liked that little extra touch at the end where they showed the picture of him in bed with Lady Liberty. Hilarious.