Happy Thanksgiving!
I’d say that’s a pretty good improvement, yeah?
180/365
Spent the night before Thanksgiving with some friends watching the Sabres game and playing Rock Band all night. This cat, while ill-tempered, joyfully attacks this sparkly thing on a string.
179/365
Time to tackle these kitchen cabinets. Not that I don’t appreciate the cream color enhanced with cigarette smoke, but I think a new paint job is in order.
178/365
Has anyone ever used these? A few of us had a brief conversation about the variety of flossing options available to the average dental hygiene consumer during the Bills game on Sunday. (That should tell you all you need to know about our excitement for 2009 Bills football.)
177/365
The Burchfield-Penney Art Center around the corner. I attended a panel discussion on the slow death of print journalism a few weeks back, which I’ll have a post on soon, but the new gallery/museum is pretty impressive. Once I become an adult and work on cultivating some more sophisticated tastes, I’ll head there more often to look at sculptures and drink wine.
176/365
I suck. Here’s a picture from the Internet.
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Blurry, but take my word for it: this stray cat tried to attack me as I was walking down the street with takeout.
174/365
Couldn’t decide which of these to post as the Daily Picture today, so I did both, for obvious reasons.
Staaaaab me in the face…
…and then offer me a delectable tray of goodies.
Set Your DVR's
From the Los Angeles Times:
‘Lost’ final season to premiere Feb. 2
One “Lost” mystery down: 1 million to go.
The final season of ABC’s “Lost” — boo hoo, did we really say final? — will premiere Tuesday, Feb. 2, with a two-hour event at 9 p.m., ABC announced today. (Yes, that’s a new night for the island mystery).
That means we are 76 days away from learning if the hydrogen bomb Juliet (Elizabeth Mitchell) hit with a rock before she presumably died in the fifth season finale erases the past and changes the future, like Jack (Matthew Fox) wanted?
We don’t know how we feel about this. If the past is erased, does that mean all of the hours we’ve logged with the castaways didn’t happen either? What have we been doing all these years?
Answers, soon, Losties. Answers, in our destiny, soon. In the meantime, watch the promotional video and see if you can help getting a little choked up.
–Maria Elena Fernandez [L.A. Times]
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We’ve successfully confused the mailman.
