Ok, first of all I want to apologize for the fonts from last week. I told you this was a new blog, and I’m trying different things out. Eventually I’ll get it right, and hopefully you’ll keep reading until then. Second, sorry for Michael Buble at the top of the top 20 again. The concert was awesome and I just can’t let it go. But next week I promise to leave him off the list so we can give someone else a chance. Finally, Happy Birthday Jaxon! I can’t believe my oldest nephew is already five! Time goes way too fast. Because your mother is my sister I know she’ll understand why I had to put you second on the list.
This was a great week–I was busy, busy busy at work and it ended with that fantastic concert. The weekend has been blissfully uneventful, and Jamey and I made the BEST homemade pizza we’ve ever eaten. Ridiculous deliciousness. I hope your week was equally wonderful, and I wish you a great week ahead.
Cheers!
top 20
- Michael Buble in concert. Easily one of the best concerts I’ve seen, and not (just) because he’s so cute. He really is an amazing performer who absolutely loves what he does for a living and appreciates the audiences that allow him to do it. Jamey is really a fantastic husband for taking me to the concert un-bidden, and enjoying it with me.
- My nephew Jaxon, who turns FIVE this weekend. He’s given a lot of joy to a lot of people, but most of of all to his parents.
- homemade pizza
- James Dyson, the guy who makes those amazing vacuum cleaners and now these fabulous air multipliers
- Gulf oil spill contained–let’s hope it lasts
- Scottish accents
- Scott Simon
- The iPad. I seriously cause I riot whenever I take it to a meeting because everyone wants to play with it.
- the new Jaguar XK
- The band Naturally 7. They opened for Buble and they were AWESOME.
- the Hurricane HD app
- having lunch with the South Side Ladies (thank you, Gwen and Karen and Centerpoint Energy)
- planning a cruise
- solar power
- Jessica Howard dresses
- Shark Week on Discovery (it doesn’t start until August 1, but I adore the advertisements)
- HMNS’s promotion of Corpse Flower Lois. Between the web cam, the Twitter Feed, and the interaction with TUT’s Little Shop of Horrors it’s been a lesson in marketing brilliance.
- the fact that possums eat snakes
- my Kitchen Aid Mixer
- My sister Jackie, who decided that we should make a red mojito and name it “The Mosquito.” She should have been a bar tender.
bottom 10
- the price of vanity (cruel, cruel 4″ heels)
- biting my tongue
- my stomach’s reaction to onions
- rude people
- walking barefoot on my dirty kitchen floor
- credit card debt
- willful ignorance
- the Yahoo search engine commercial with the Lionel Ritchie soundtrack
- doing the dishes (why can’t they just do themselves?)
- stifling heat
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