Just in case anybody was wondering, Natty Gann was pretty much as wonderful in 2003 at 29 as it was in 1985 at 12. In fact, I’m convinced once more that Harry is one of John Cusack’s best roles. (Perhaps not coincidentally, 1985 was also the year he made my favorite Cusack film, The Sure Thing. Maybe I’ve just got a thing for 19-year-old-John-Cusack.) Natty Gann’s out on DVD. Apparently it’s a pan-and-scan, not a widescreen version, but I might get it anyway. *beam*
mutter.
Mutter. I don’t know what I’m doing with The Seven and the Nine. I have to think about it some more. Mutter. In the meantime, I don’t know what to work on. I’m not sure I’ve got enough together mentally to work on Back to Avalon, either. Maybe I’ll work on the next Walker Papers book. Or that little paranormal romance I was going to try. Phooey. But right *now* I’m going over to Melissa’s to watch Nattie Gann. :)
yay puppy!
The puppy has been collected from the airport and delivered unto Shane and LA. The puppy is very, very cute. Well, of course he is; he’s a puppy and he’s supposed to be cute, but by George, he lived up to expectations. :) Hopefully he’ll fit in with their household, but if not, hopefully we’ll find him a good home! Ted wanted to name him Porthos. He looks like a Porthos. I might suggest that to Shane. :)
an apple a day, anyone?
Ok, so I subscribe to Shape magazine, which often has interesting stuff that I faithfully ignore. But one of their ads in the newest issue is for this Golds-Gym-sponsored weight loss program thing, in which they’re stipulating an apple 1/2 hour before each meal, 3 times a day, as a, well, weight-loss plan. They’re doing a 12 week challenge which requires no entry fee, although they’ve got a “Total Success Kit” you can buy for nine bucks. The grand prize is $50,000. I think it actually sounds like sort of…
an apple a day?
Ok, so I subscribe to Shape magazine, which often has interesting stuff that I faithfully ignore. But one of their ads in the newest issue is for this Golds-Gym-sponsored weight loss program thing, in which they’re stipulating an apple 1/2 hour before each meal, 3 times a day, as a, well, weight-loss plan. They’re doing a 12 week challenge which requires no entry fee, although they’ve got a “Total Success Kit” you can buy for nine bucks. The grand prize is $50,000. I think it actually sounds like sort of…