Last DVD… I watched the first season of Dexter too. LOVED it. Was so sad when it was over. Now I’m watching the second season of Weeds. Not as good, but still entertaining.

I’m listening to Universal Hall Pass recently and Ceu, Bebel Gilberto, Fernanda Porto, etc.

Last thing I bought myself? Four velour hoodie/pants combo’s from Victoria’s Secret. Why? Because my ass has gotten so fat as of late I can’t be comfortable in my jeans. LOL

I’m enjoying reading your blog. It’s staving off my boredom while at work. Thanks! I hope to become a regular reader/commenter.

You can check out my blog here – http://blog.myspace.com/NaomiStrange but I don’t write in it as often as you write in yours.

1. Company, by Max Barry, which I think I’ve suggested to you before, and also Museum: Behind the Scenes at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, by Danny Danziger. It’s remarkably compelling, and I’ve stayed up later than I intended reading it.

2. Well, Knocked Up and Hot Fuzz seem to have been covered, so I’ll throw out 30 Rock or Friday Night Lights, which are the two TV-on-DVD sets that may cause me to fail out of law school. (I actually already watched the entirety of 30 Rock over four days this semester when I was really sick and couldn’t get out of bed.)

3. Both of these are currently only on iTunes, but they’re both really good — Harrisons, No Fighting in the War Room (Brit rock) and Coconut Records, Nighttiming (solo project from Max Fischer, I mean Jason Schwartzman).

4. Fancy: A Mason Pearson bristle hairbrush, which is actually as miraculous as everyone says it is.
Less Fancy: Late July sandwich cookies. Holy crap, these are good. And maybe almost kind of healthy!

One you might like Sundry, is the Alphabet of Manliness by: Maddox. I know that judging by the cover, which features a barbarian punching out a giant gorrilla, you might think it will be so manly that reading it will hemorrhage your precious ovaries into oblivion, but fear not. Actually it borders on that level of manliness, but fortunately the editors watered it down to the point that it would not sterilize our beloved female gender. (since we need ya’ll to spawn new manly men)

2) Disturbia. Watch it. Love it.

3) I steal all my music through the internet. I haven’t bought any for years. Paying the fat cats in the music industry is for suckers. but here are my favorite four that I stole yesterday.
Bjork: It’s Oh So Quiet
Finger Eleven: Paralyzer
Dusty Springfield: Spooky
Love Stink: Gansta Boogie (my personal favorite)

4) Actually I bought myself underwear also. I always though boxer briefs were pretty gay. But lately I can’t keep a pair of non stretchy underwear for a whole week without ripping them in the crotch from all the stretching and leg splaying I do at work. So I broke down and bought something that looked practical and would save me an extra four days of laundry. It turns out that boxer briefs are not only practical and comfy, but they have the added bonus of feeling like you are getting very softly felt up all day long. Shwing!

Movie: Pan’s Labyrinth and Volver.

Music: Morrissey, Ringleader of the Tormenters.

Bought: shiny silver patent leather flats, which surprisingly go with almost everything.