alison the wilca

na nananana na, na nananana na

seriously? i thought it was very lovingly written and incredibly quick/easy/enjoyable to read through. i don't even see how that could be. but, i guess, it be!

i want a camera and a pair of quoddy trail double-bottom ring boots in brown.

what is the what is a wonderful (and horrifying) first hand view of growing up sudanese in the time of the civil war. i highly recommend it.

i voted for chipotle but would most certainly have chosen rubio's had it been on there. also, togo's still exists?!

my faves are in'n'out and RALLY'S. Rally's has the best fries on earth.

i like buy.com but i don't think I've ever purchased a CD from them.

i was thinking of brining a turkey this year (i'm not, i'm doing jennie-o oven ready turkey!!) but you can buy them pre-brined at certain stores. I heard Trader Joes had them.

i have $867,000 left in my trust fund so don't even think about forming an "auction" group.

the thing about bono is that he really cares. and all that stuff int he interview is coming from a guy who never graduated high school (i don't think... or maybe it was one of the others). pretty impressive how hes educated himself in order to make a difference.

maybe illegal immigrants can avoid the problem of not getting the social security they pay for by coming here legally.

no. wait, is Martha Stewart's station on Sirius or XM?

that makes sense. I know that in the AM JACKFM had this really annoying girl that would come on and talk about traffic "Jack-ups." Maybe I can start listening now.. I almost always do radio on my drive to work.

when i was 14, green day ruled my world. I listened to Dookie every night on my walkman all the way through once or twice. i still love kerplunk and 39/smooth... Dry Ice is one of my faves.

i thought the thing about JACKFM was that there was no people on it so it was music all the time. weird.

yeah, new mexico. i love that he is trying to work for results in darfur and for the environment when i haven't heard anyone else mention that kind of thing.

i can't wait

i think i like that bill richardson guy

i live in a pretty nice neighborhood- Bucktown- and my rent is only $1050 for a vintage 2 bedroom, which includes all utilities and free laundry. Bucktown is close to the blue line which takes you downtown, too. If you've got $500 and a roommate, you should be able to find something in a decent area.

i would watch that but i really can't stand whatsherface.

mooooo! thats awesome

maybe you would like Martin...

ah yes, svengoolie. hence the "much more" part

the american southwest, joshua trees, diners, the culture of the american road trip (including route 66), access to a million different kinds of food, chicago, entertainment, rockefeller plaza at christmas, key lime pie, the great smokies, dollywood, country and western music, national parks (again), endless land, puget sound, funny people, nice people, passionate people, redwood trees, free to feel and often free to say anything, high quality of life, fried chicken, hot dougs, sunset boulevard, apple pie, las vegas, maine, opportunities, pumpkin patches, halloween, thanksgiving, 4th of july f

Bushwhacked. If you have seen it, you know it is beyond awful. Except I walked out of my bedroom, not a theater. My brother and sister were somehow enjoying the inane storyline.