No more Hulu. I need the real thing.

Why has my decision to nix cable come back to bite me in the ass? I could be watching this right now, people!

Boyz II Men Remixes Psych

Also, I know I'm thoroughly enjoying Community and Glee, but I need more mindless television selections. My current internet provider is kind of like the buffer in NPH's Dr. Horrible blog...ooh, Castle!



ETA: Phew, I can't believe I forgot to mention Dollhouse! Jamie Bamber and Tahmoh Penikett both on my screen again? Nice!

JOURNEY!!

Per my sister's request I will post a new entry into this blog. Since she is one of two people that actually follow this blog (hi Mark!) then I will acquiesce to her request.

Lately there's been a song that has been circulating around in my head. At first I thought it was just a catchy song, but recent events leads me to think otherwise.

Case in point 1:


Yeah this was pretty funny, kind of adorable. But not as in sync as this one

Case in point 2:


Catchy, cute, but a rendition of a cover I already heard from Petra Haden

Case in point 3:


Then there was the VM reminisces of

Case in point 4:


Why is the song haunting me? I ask you! I would have included the Sopranos finale but I didn't really follow that show. Sorry Amb!

Ringing in the new year...whaddya mean it's almost March?

I started this blog in 2007 with 7 posts. 2008: 21 posts. If I had planned it better, I would have posted less in '08, making this entry the first in the nine-part series of 2009. Oh well, hindsight, right?

I am now a married woman. As I'm typing this a gentle wafting of potatoes and pot roast pervades the room. A frilly apron is tied around my waist. And I am anxiously awaiting the arrival of my husband so that I can hang up his coat and hat whilst vacuuming and arranging flowers. No, wait. That was the TV.

I will still be eating pot roast though, darn it. Nothing terribly exciting is going on, but I did watch a nice little clip yesterday that reminded me of my childhood.

Sweep the leg, Daniel san!

There was no Huey Lewis and the News last night, but some excellent moments, Schwartz's response from my last post's question on why Chuck and Sarah could never be, a Karate Kid reference and an episode close with Bon Iver's "Skinny Love". What's not to love?

Why do you think she's known as the black widow?

The answer to that and many more increasingly awesome questions and one-liners lies in last night's episode of Chuck. Besides gushing about the well-placed Huey Lewis and the News, the two OC-esque references (an appearance by Melinda Clarke and the 80s music video hot girl crawling towards the camera like one Taylor Townsend in Season Four) and Lester's Wheel of MisFortune, we also get to see the nice Chuck/Sarah progression. Which, let's face it. Their obstacles are no Buffy/Angel. Get 'em together, Schwartz!

My TV complacency is high. Thank goodness I have this and Pushing Daisies.

Time After Time

Hello, September. My has the time flown. Or something. I've decided I am entirely too unhappy with my current look. Which, incidentially, is the same look I've had for quite awhile now. I think, in the words of Sam Cooke, 'a change is gonna come' or Dylan, 'things have changed' or She & Him, 'change is hard'. Oh, wait. Scratch that last one.

I've had Zooey Deschanel on the brain as of late. She's pretty much the closest to how I would like to model my new look after, 'specially since June Carter Cash up and deserted me. Who knows if it will actually happen. But here's to hopin'.

Artist on Artist: Brian Wilson & Zooey Deschanel

Fake Bollywood is just too cool

One of these days, I will live to see a man twirling his painted on mustache...I hope it's soon.