I almost just fell over on to my mom. THERE you are equilibrium-disorienting-hangover.

I've woken up everyday for the last 5 days singing "And so this is Christmas..." The holidays are over and for once in a really long time, I'm very happy that they happened. David pulled out the old video-camera last night and asked everyone what their most memorable part of 2009 was and what they are looking forward to in 2010. My response was as follows: The most memorable part of 2009 was moving to California and MOVING BACK. What I look forward to in 2010 is... getting my shit together.

It's the truth.

Here is something I want every prospective love interest/slumber party host to know about me:

If you decide to wake up and make my breakfast, I like my eggs scrambled together. Please I beg of you, do not bring a plate of over easy/runny eggs. I will pretend to be pleased, but you will know the truth. You will be disappointed in yourself for failing to make me happy and breakfast will be a failure. Omelets are the key to my heart. Omelets with a lot of things in them (spinach, mushrooms/olives, feta cheese and sundried tomatoes a.k.a. the Mediterranean being the ultimate) are the best.

Oh and before you go milking up my coffee, ask me how I want it. My preferences changes with my mood. Everything changes with my mood.

find your own way back home.

This morning I woke up with spirit that must be the equivalent of arising on the right side of the bed must be. Terry sent me things to work on, so I didn't feel useless. Before I went to sleep last night I listened to both Panic! at the Disco albums and had an embarrassingly good time.

Guess what. I still like pop-rock. Sometimes, I even appreciate the color pink, like the new sparkly pink shoes I got last week. I'm letting all of the secrets loose.

Here's what I listened to, today:

Joe Cocker 20th Century Masters (compilation)
Phoenix Wolfgang Amedeus
Peter Frampton Frampton
The Polyphonic Spree The Fragile Army
Hellogoodbye Zombies! Aliens! Vampires! Dinosaurs!
Head Automatica Decadence
Fall Out Boy From Under the Cork Tree & Take This To Your Grave
The Ataris So Long Astoria
Panic! At The Disco Pretty. Odd.


This song really really makes me want to skip in a poodle skirt in some sort of choreographed musical number.

Panic! at the Disco When the Day Met the Night

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Tonight most of my friends will be enjoying the sounds of ManMan for free somewhere in the city (River2River?), whilst I shall create images of ultimate summer fun from the left coast.

P.S. Here are two of the best (summer) songs ever.




xx.