You see how I like to keep you guessing? lolz.*
I have been waking up every morning and not drinking coffee and hating it, so today (like yesterday) I am having coffee. It’s like I’m a zombie and words are just meaningless sounds coming out of my mouth when I haven’t had my coffee. Quitting is going to be a slow process.
Speaking of zombies, I hate AMC so hard. They posted the first episode of The Walking Dead’s season two on their webpage and then never posted any of the other ones. I love that show. I don’t want to watch season one all the time. I want to find out what happens to the little girl that got lost and whether or not they move into the empty church or find more survivors or just a world covered with walkers. You know, it just occurred to me that they could totally live on a boat out in the middle of the ocean for long periods of time. That’s a good idea. THEY SHOULD USE IT. Unless they already have, in which case I can’t take credit for the idea. But I wouldn’t know now, would I? Stupid AMC.
Oh, and more zombie not-so-news: this video is awesome. It has zombies, Alex Day, and Charlie McDonnell. I love those guys and Alex makes some catchy music.
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Oh! Maybe when the world “ends” this December (yeah right, idiots) it will finally be the Zombie Apocalypse! That would make my husband very happy.
Speaking of my husband, I’ve noticed that I blogged a lot more when my husband wasn’t home every day. I’m blaming him, but in a friendly way (or am I?). Do you know how hard it is to write in the company of others? Each day we wake up and sit at our respective computers (reason A why we need our own computer rooms in the future), at which point I bring up my beloved iGoogle in Firefox and The Destroyer begins playing Lord of the Rings Online. It has become a desperately bad routine that he will jump into Ventrillo and start talking to our kin mates about awesome current happenings in game and I immediately feel like I’m missing something, so I close out iGoogle with its beyond full Google Reader and mostly unread emails (I know, I am a failure but nobody ever emails me anyway and all I’m ignoring are promotional emails from GoDaddy *gag* and a slew of other websites I don’t really care about) and jump into LotRO. Then our day looks like this:
LotRO
maybe some food
more LotRO
the Marshall and Lily Show
LotRO
maybe some dinner
LotRO
the Marhsll and Lily Show
bedtime
Do you see how that leaves no room for blogging or reading blogs or doing anything but playing LotRO because I feel left out when I’m hearing only one side of the conversation? I’m sorry blog. I’ve been terrible. Eventually things will change, but for now they will stay the same. Much like me and my coffee this morning, I’m having it but it has no cream in it. Only non-dairy creamer (which is not real cream, btw), so things are changing slowly.
Come to think of it, I really don’t like fast change most of the time. Fast change is too much to adapt to all at once, where as gradual change (the good kind) makes you feel like nothing is really changing and there is much less anxiety in that. You know, unless it’s change that you want to happen all at once in which case it never happens fast enough.
Oh, and I watched the first episode of The Bachelor last night. There’s literally a crazy woman in every season, and this time around it’s Jenna. I was so excited when she popped up and introduced herself as a blogger, and then she started talking. Everything she said made no sense. It would have been better if she hadn’t started talking. Seriously. She’s way more crazy than whatserface from Brad’s season. And have you checked out her Bio on ABC.com? I looked at it this morning, and the whole thing is stupid.
Do you like being the center of the attention or do you prefer being more mysterious and why?
This is tough – I love keeping people guessing, yet I madly love to make people laugh.
Okay, you didn’t make anyone laugh last night. You were a mess, sobbing by yourself and talking to yourself off in some room somewhere and freaking out and saying stupid things like “maybe we could share a tampon sometime”. Obviously you like to be the center of attention any way you can get it. Oh, and you didn’t keep anyone guessing Jenna, unless you want us guessing at your sanity and wondering why Ben kept you around.
If you wanted to impress a man what would you do and why?
Approach a man – I think it shows a woman is confident & secure with herself. We are a different generation. I don’t necessarily need to be courted…I like spontaneity…anything goes.
Really? Anything? Because you were trembling and crying so much that you scared Ben away. I’m pretty sure he only kept you around because he felt bad for you. He seems like a nice guy, and nice guys try to let you down easy. Or maybe he’s giving you the benefit of the doubt. I know I’ve got more than my fair share of crazy, but I don’t go on television flaunting it and I certainly let my husband know about it before we got married. Maybe that’s mean of me, but when you put yourself on television you open yourself up for us to criticize on all of your flaws. Maybe I’m wrong to be so judgmental, but first impressions are hard to erase.
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* That’s how you keep a person guessing.
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