Quote of the night:
"Ahh, that episode makes me sad. It's summer in California and I want snow and horse rides and a cute boyfriend. And I have none!" - Nicole
Context: We just finished watching "The Bracebridge Dinner" episode of Gilmore Girls. It's a fun winter episode from season two that starts out with a snowman building contest, centers on this huge 19th century English-style dinner, including horse drawn carriage rides, and perhaps there's a cute boy (Milo Ventimiglia) in the mix. Great show, you should watch it. The episode that re-aired on the WB tonight was also fabulous. Somehow we had missed the original airing. It involved a secret society and they had this amazing party. Nicole and I both wanted to attend, so we decided that we need to start our own secret society. Though seeing how our cult is going we probably wouldn't be too successful so instead we decided to start a sorority. Not the drunken slutfest kind, but the kind where you plan crazy fun events and you get to make people do stupid things in order to join and you have a group of awesome close friends who are like sisters. And possibly people could pay dues so that we could fund all these adventures. ;) Speaking of funding, we told Merlin that he should have a party because we want to plan a party and are good at planning parties, we just can't afford a party. He said that would be okay, though I don't know if he was being serious about that. It would be totally fun though. We seriously throw awesome parties. :) Oh yeah, you're probably curious about our cult. See we try to get people to leave their homes and their families and move to LA. It's kind of cultish trying to get people to leave everything they know to move out here for our benefit. Of course, all of the people we've tried to recruit are people we love, so it's not that bad. Though, so far it has worked on absolutely no one, thus we are utter failures at having a cult. But have no fear, we press ever onward. Should any of you wish to join the cult we'd be happy to have you. All you have to do is move out here. We won't even make you pay dues, though if you start to make more money than us we may make you throw parties that we plan. ;)
I hope everyone has a happy hump day! Here's hoping for a little hump day magic tomorrow . . . for my interview not for anything dirty. What were you thinking? Why would your mind go there?? ;P
I see it in your eyes, I see it in your eyes
You'll be alright
I see it in your eyes, I see it in your eyes
You'll be alright
(download the iTunes song of the week)
"Ahh, that episode makes me sad. It's summer in California and I want snow and horse rides and a cute boyfriend. And I have none!" - Nicole
Context: We just finished watching "The Bracebridge Dinner" episode of Gilmore Girls. It's a fun winter episode from season two that starts out with a snowman building contest, centers on this huge 19th century English-style dinner, including horse drawn carriage rides, and perhaps there's a cute boy (Milo Ventimiglia) in the mix. Great show, you should watch it. The episode that re-aired on the WB tonight was also fabulous. Somehow we had missed the original airing. It involved a secret society and they had this amazing party. Nicole and I both wanted to attend, so we decided that we need to start our own secret society. Though seeing how our cult is going we probably wouldn't be too successful so instead we decided to start a sorority. Not the drunken slutfest kind, but the kind where you plan crazy fun events and you get to make people do stupid things in order to join and you have a group of awesome close friends who are like sisters. And possibly people could pay dues so that we could fund all these adventures. ;) Speaking of funding, we told Merlin that he should have a party because we want to plan a party and are good at planning parties, we just can't afford a party. He said that would be okay, though I don't know if he was being serious about that. It would be totally fun though. We seriously throw awesome parties. :) Oh yeah, you're probably curious about our cult. See we try to get people to leave their homes and their families and move to LA. It's kind of cultish trying to get people to leave everything they know to move out here for our benefit. Of course, all of the people we've tried to recruit are people we love, so it's not that bad. Though, so far it has worked on absolutely no one, thus we are utter failures at having a cult. But have no fear, we press ever onward. Should any of you wish to join the cult we'd be happy to have you. All you have to do is move out here. We won't even make you pay dues, though if you start to make more money than us we may make you throw parties that we plan. ;)
I hope everyone has a happy hump day! Here's hoping for a little hump day magic tomorrow . . . for my interview not for anything dirty. What were you thinking? Why would your mind go there?? ;P
I see it in your eyes, I see it in your eyes
You'll be alright
I see it in your eyes, I see it in your eyes
You'll be alright
(download the iTunes song of the week)
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