I Think You Should Know

Greetings. I don't know if anyone is still coming over here. It's been around 5 months since my last post. Facebook has kind of taken my blogging head, and I've been writing a bunch of new poems. I still toy with the idea of returning to the blog world (maybe with a redesign and a new angle), but I'm not sure if I'm done with my hiatus. Anyway...

For those of you who have been readers of this blog, and who have followed the drama of my Daniel Craig obsession, I feel it is the right thing to do to tell you that, yes, I finally saw Daniel Craig in person! No, I wasn't stalking his hotel in NYC. Tommy and I made a special trip to the city to see Mr. Craig and Mr. Jackman in A Steady Rain on Broadway. It was a quick trip in and out of the city, but totally necessary. It was everything I thought it would be. When the curtain came up, I kept thinking: it's him, it's him, it's him! After about 10 minutes, I had to pull myself together, so I could actually pay attention to the plot. At the end, they auctioned off their shirts. Unfortunately, they only did a little flash of the undershirts on stage. They took them off for the highest bidders out of sight. They got $5500 for each shirt. Seriously. (The money went to a good cause: Broadway Cares Equity Fights AIDS.)

So many people have watched me blog about him for so long, that I thought you'd like to know.

Happy Summer

Christopher sent me this. It's only 100 calories.

OMG!

http://news-briefs.ew.com/2009/05/daniel-craig-an.html

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We're On A Break...

...or at least I am.

I'm going on a little blog hiatus, gang, because I just don't feel like blogging right now. Hold my spot on your blogrolls, though. I do plan to be back. Maybe with a new design, too!

Now maybe friends will e-mail more, since they won't be getting daily reports. :-)

Let's Go Make Some Noise

This Really Is the Best Story I've Heard in a Long Time

Be sure to watch the whole video, too.

Silence

My sister pointed out to me tonight that I haven't blogged in a week. I don't know why I haven't felt like blogging. I had the feeling today walking to campus--in yet another snowstorm--that I didn't feel like trying to be smart today. I didn't care what the kids thought about books, images, language, etc. I wanted to sit my butt on my couch and watch reruns of Frasier all day. I think that's what I've been feeling about blogging, too. I don't feel like trying to make sense of anything. Also, if I couldn't make the students work in groups, I might end my life. (Yes, that's a joke.)

Right now I'm watching The Devil Wears Prada, and (I posted this on Facebook, too) I still get so excited when Anne Hathaway's character finds fashion.