no freakin' way

I have found another moment that signifies being old.

Actually giving half a damn about whether an album/song has explicit lyrics. So while the Disney starlets cannot be paid to keep their clothes on in front of their boyfriends or anyone with a camera, at least they make it easy enough for me to say, "Fine, fine, we'll let you use your points on *shudder* that song."

I mean, really, it's bad enough I've taught the kid to say, "Oh my freakin' god!" and "frick!" I don't need the other stuff. Though, technically, frick is all me, but I don't remember saying ohmyfreakin'god. But he does.

We went to the mailbox... Friday? And there were a bunch of things from Amazon because I'm using up my pepsi points before they die, and I decided that while I don't like the idea of spending essentially $60 on a CD [one cap usually equals one point and it takes 60 to get a CD], I wasn't all that interested in their left over DVD section and a couple of the CDs looked okay.
I was sort of wrong on the first CD, but I thought maybe it was one of those instances where I'd hate the show and like the soundtrack. No, The Hills soundtrack blows, too. I like a couple of tracks, but one of them I already had anyway.

ANYWAY. Widget opens the box, sees three amazon boxes inside and shouts, "OH MY FREAKIN' GOD!"

And I nearly died laughing.

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And now it's time for suggestions from Me.

Bad Kitty - Michelle Jaffe is like a Meg Cabot book on sugar laced crack. So good, it's going on my wish list so I can put it on the sacred bookcase. Oh yes. Make sure to read the footnotes as they appear. It's better that way, I assure you.

Cherish- Because any movie that has Robin Tunney, Liz Phair, and Jason Priestley has to be GOLD. And it mostly is.

Finally opened my latest Dal. Expect pictures of her and the previous Pullip too. Dolly therapy, honey.

Weird. I noticed that after god knows how many years, my brother's face is changing. Isn't that a strange thing to notice? It feels strange. It's very weird to look at someone you've known for ages, look away, and when you look again, they've aged.