Thankful for dat bus stop that's RIGHT in front of my building.

If you're gonna take pictures, it's gotta be instagram...if you wanna be cool. And, Free People has got the cool thing down...we know...WE KNOW!

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"...and til' the terror of our times
could forgive us as lovers
oh let's break some hearts."

Hi, Monday. Push, push, push.

Holler dollar bill. Okay, just to be clear, this trailer had me at Muse's "Starlight". Stick a fork in me. I would sleep with anyone in this trailer...especially Julianne Moore, especially when she talks about Twilight. If Steve Carell can pull off playing a normal human being, a la he didn't do so well for himself in Date Night, then I think this movie is going to be a definite winner. I'd guage to say that this is a movie that I wouldn't even try to play off like I hated it and then watch excessively and repeatedly at home (he'sjustnotthatintoyou...minusallthepartswithscarlettjohanssonbecauseifindseriousdistasteineverythingshedidafterghostworld). I might just admittedly like this.

I'm in the break room at work takin' a cute 5, and the only comment I have to make about today is, "If it LOOKS like a tranny..." Oh, YOU BET.

The visual manager at work, Starylynn(right? that WOULD be the visual manager at Anthropologie's name), and I have been having vivid talks about Katherine Heigl in My Father, The Hero. Well, it's not so much vivid talks as it is candid quips saluting how fantastic she looked when she was younger. Some remarks have included:

-"What happened to her?"

-"I never wanted to be someone so much in my whole childhood life than I wanted to be Katherine Heigl in that movie."

-"I mean, Katherine Heigl, you can't expect anything good to happen after you cut your hair into a bob and dye it brown...I'd know."

-"How old was Ben? SO OLD. Remember Ben? Ugh, I loved Ben."

I'll let you figure out who said what, but My Father, The Hero