Hey gang,
As you may have noticed,the weekend is here and I've decided to do some very late spring cleaning. Time to box up the winter clothes and get rid of all the crap I've collected over the past year (I'm a bit of a pack rat; a habit I'm desperately trying to break). Hopefully I'll get it all done, but odds are I'll just end up watching Mel Gibson movies with my new friend Marbles.
Tomorrow is my day off from Body For Life (every Sunday is free-for-all day) so I plan on cooking up a storm. I've decided on Eggs Bene and Banana Bread for breakfast, but that's as far as I've gotten. Any suggestions would be welcome. Now let's get to the quick hits!
1) 30 rock fans will appreciate this - someone has written a review of A Blaffair to Rememblack.
2) The 10 Best Movie Sites You Should Be Visiting.
3) Candy sushi looks really neat. I would absolutely make this for my kids if I had any idea who they are and where they live.
4) Megan Fox is the latest bit of unbelievable hotness to come out of Hollywood. She's so attractive that some might even call her flawless. But not so. Someone found a flaw, and boy is it a doozy.
5) Kindertrauma has a write up of one of my favorite little horrors of the last decade, May.
6) The Ultimate E3 2009 Booth Babes.
7) Have you ever ordered something from Amazon and it gives you the ol', "Add $**.** to your order to qualify for FREE Super Saver Shipping!"? Well, Superfiller will help you find something to fill that remaining amount, down to the penny. A GREAT service.
8) 6 Reasons More Horror Films Should Be Like 'Drag Me To Hell'.
9) One of the big things in the bread baking world to come up recently is this method for making five minute artisan bread. I've never tried it, but here is the method if you want to give it a whirl.
10) The 20 Most Anticipated Movies of 2010.
11) I know it's not the time of year for it, but here are five variations on hot chocolate.
12) More Japanese insanity.
I've started a Classic Country mix on my iPod with some really terrific music from the 50s and 60s. Here's Devil Woman by the great Marty Robbins.
AB
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