The teenage girl inside me insisted that I document this. Viggo – you’re now #2. We’ll see if Josh Holloway holds my affections for the next 10 years …
I think I’m starting to realize a bit of a pattern in the guys I like…
And on that note – 7 more episodes and I’m completely caught up on Lost. :-)
I think I’m a bit of a fangirl now….
Here’s the first batch of the Comic Con Interviews:
- Twilight – Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, Taylor Lautner
- Lost – Josh Holloway
- Burn Notice – Bruce Campbell
- Burn Notice – Jay Karnes and Ben Shenkman
- Burn Notice – Seth Peterson and Michael Shanks
- Supernatural – Eric Kripke
- Supernatural – Misha Collins
More to come from Supernatural, Dollhouse, 24, Bones, Astro Boy, The Cleveland Show, Spartacus, and more!
So there was a fire at the Masquerade on the 4th. Still haven’t heard anything else about it. I got a pic of it from my balcony not too long before they got it under control.
I figured posting this here was the quickest way of circulating this to all of you! :) It’s pretty rad.
It’s a year old… and if you’ve seen this before and not sent it to me … then thanks. Thanks a lot.
:-)
The Mizzae Spring Show was definitely a hit. I’ll post pictures of the actual show soon as soon as they surface online. I didn’t even think about taking any during it since I only had my little camera and the lighting would have made decent pics with that camera impossible.
Here’s some from the after party events though:
Tyson Beckford playing pool:
Andy, Nic, and Me:
Andy and I:
Ellie and I:
My flyer!
So I have known that my names Emily and Emma have been popular for quite sometime. What I didn’t know was to the extent that they were popular. When I was born in ‘83, neither Emily nor Emma were in the top 100 names. My name was pretty unique at the time. In fact the top names were the ones that you had 4 of in every class you had from elementary through high school:
Jennifer
Jessica
Amanda
Ashley
Sarah
But what is most disturbing is the popularity of my name since the year 1993. The http://www.ssa.gov just released 2008’s most popular names which brought my attention to this series of uncreative parental choices.
1993
Jessica
Ashley
Sarah
Samantha
Emily
1994
Jessica
Ashley
Emily
1995
Jessica
Ashley
Emily
1996
Emily
Jessica
Ashley
1997
Emily
Jessica
Ashley
1998
Emily
Hannah
Samantha
1999
Emily
Hannah
Alexis
2001
Emily
Madison
Hannah
(Emma is at 13)
2002
Emily
Madison
Hannah
Emma (I blame the rise in popularity on Jennifer Aniston and the writers of Friends)
2003
Emily
Emma
Madison
2004
Emily
Emma
Madison
2005
Emily
Emma
Madison
2006
Emily
Emma
Madison
Isabella
Ava
2007
Emily
Isabella
Emma
Ava
2008
Emma
Isabella
Emily
Madison
Ava
Does anyone else notice that the only names that gave mine competition were that of characters names from Grey’s Anatomy?
I’m not happy with the masses naming their kids Emily and Emma. I quite enjoyed the fact that I never met others with my name.
Argh.
I know you guys are already thinking about my birthday and trying to figure out what to get me right? Well. Let help you.
Aren’t they awesome?! I’m anti-Dreamweaver so I’m not interested in that. But I’m all about the Photoshop and In Design love. Those are my programs. Flash…. I’m ‘growing’ to love.
Hand-made plush objects created in the images of the programs I use every day… It’s like ThinkGeek toys for designers. Awesomeness.
I love this weather. More specifically I love that I can go out on the balcony and photography approaching storms. I got some amazing shots tonight. You could see amazing lightning for nearly 3 hours. Here’s a taste of what’s to come!
You know you loved Brick and if you didn’t then I truly doubt your taste in movies. Director Rian Johnson who was responsible for directing and writing Brick has a new film coming out next month called Brothers Bloom which I have been looking forward to since the night I saw Brick. Below is the opening sequence from the movie which contains an adorable crippled kitten. I mean I can’t not post that. Below that is the actual trailer. Behold magic my dear readers. Magic.
