I'm watching it, too, brenda!

So far I've only seen the pilot, and the current S2 episodes. The pilot was SO good. I can't wait to catch up on the rest of S1.

I'm eating the omlette Joe picked up for me in bed while updating my Girl Scout address book in Gmail and posting pictures on Facebook. Em and I were going to see a sing along screening of The Wizard of Oz at the Michigan Theater but monies are short since our UIA payment didn't come in. Thankfully, they are showing it Tuesday evening, as well. I think Em and I might head over to the pool later, though.

Also? If I get another animal I'm totally naming it Mozzie.

Shopping done. Got my latest TJ's crack: reuben wrap- pastrami and sauerkraut on a rye tortilla. I don't know wht I love it so much, I don't normally like sauerkraut. I always get one eat-it-now treat at TJs.

Pouring rain now. As soon as it lets up, pool I go.

Mmmm. Good sleep! And my house is clean -- yay!

Went downstaira to make coffee, asked D how he was (fine), and he looked at me, rapt: "I had STRAWBERRY CAKE for breakfast!"

He's SO high-maintenance.

Trying to figure out what to do today. I think I might clean out the car, job hunt....ooh, I have a massage gift cert! Maybe I'll do that!

Good heavens. There was a murder suicide in my neighborhood last night! It happened while I was at the lake. I never heard the emergency vehicles, though.
 
This neighborhood is so weird, in its setup. It was an old, poor, rural neighborhood in the eighties. There was lots of drug dealing and stuff. And then developers came in and glossed everything up and basically built a country club on top of the poor neighborhood. Then that was successful so they built the private air strip. So you literally have really run down places and meth houses, and then on the same street you have summer vacation homes. My area is kinda in between, but it`s closest to the lake and the airport, so you have homes with hangars instead of garages on the next street over.
 
Not that the socioeconomics defines violent acts like this, of course. It`s just bizarre and very unsettling in such a small neighborhood.

so you have homes with hangars instead of garages on the next street over.

...I suddenly have a new thing to aspire to that I had never imagined. Wow.

TJ's crack: reuben wrap- pastrami and sauerkraut on a rye tortilla

That's sounds delicious.

You people who have so many businesses open on a Sunday boggle me. I think I've lived in blue law areas my whole life, except for a three-month business trip in Philly, where many things were closed on Mondays instead (very odd to me). I decided to take the Sunday shift because there's nothing else to do, so I might as well make money and have my weekend when stuff's available.

Liese, that's freaky.

Perkins, Torres.