The blogosphere says what?

This may be the most difficult entry I’ve ever written. Seriously, ya’ll, I can barely see through my tears. So here it goes:

Randy and I have kinda, sorta broken up. Not officially, but things are tough right now.

We just don’t seem to have that much in common anymore. It all started Friday night when we were out getting our groove on at WETbar. So this awful song comes on and right away I know who’s singing it. Yep, K-Fed. So I immediately stopped dancing but Randy was like “this song is pretty cool” and I just lost it. “Do you know who this is? Do you know what he did to my Britney??” And Randy’s all like “who cares” and then he actually says he thinks K-Fed’s hot.

I’m as open-minded as the next guy, I mean, I have a “Celebrate Diversity” bumper sticker on the back of my Miata, right next to my “Hate is Not a Family Value” sticker, but there’s some things I won’t accept. And this isn’t the first time. I told you last week how he thought Joey Lawrence was sexier than Mario Lopez!?! And we wanted different people to win “Project Runway.”

It’s like I’m living with some kind of stranger who does not respect my taste. And Randy doesn’t take me seriously, either. We had our knock down, drag out fight Saturday and I just flat out told him: “I’m here, dammit. I feel!” And he just started laughing and asked me to feel him. Literally. What happened to the sweet sensitive boy I knew who used to serenade me with “Genie in a Bottle?” That was our song (at least he likes Christina!) But now I’m afraid we don’t have anything in common anymore. And I’m scared that he’s starting to rub me the wrong way.

Maybe I should just follow my girl Britney’s lead and move on, ’cause I’m afraid Randy and I have become a “toxic” duo.

Well I gotta go back to bed and cry some more. I keep replaying that song by Charlene, “I’ve Never Been to Me.” Words to live by, and I’m trying, ya’ll, I’m trying.

Too complex for him to understand?

I wonder how Donald Rumsfeld will attempt to dismiss the Commandant of the United States Marine Corps’ criticism that there was no plan for running Iraq once Saddam fell from power?

He says he was deeply concerned about who would take charge of major Iraqi cities, like Najaf, as the Marines pushed through them on their way to Baghdad.

Hagee says he asked his boss again and again who would take charge of those cities. He wanted to know what the plan was for Phase IV — military terminology for the phase that follows the end of major combat operations. Phase IV is, in other words, what comes after “mission accomplished.” Hagee says that he sent his questions up the chain of command, as they say in the military — and never heard back.

The blogosphere says what?

This may be the most difficult entry I’ve ever written. Seriously, ya’ll, I can barely see through my tears. So here it goes:

Randy and I have kinda, sorta broken up. Not officially, but things are tough right now.

We just don’t seem to have that much in common anymore. It all started Friday night when we were out getting our groove on at WETbar. So this awful song comes on and right away I know who’s singing it. Yep, K-Fed. So I immediately stopped dancing but Randy was like “this song is pretty cool” and I just lost it. “Do you know who this is? Do you know what he did to my Britney??” And Randy’s all like “who cares” and then he actually says he thinks K-Fed’s hot.

I’m as open-minded as the next guy, I mean, I have a “Celebrate Diversity” bumper sticker on the back of my Miata, right next to my “Hate is Not a Family Value” sticker, but there’s some things I won’t accept. And this isn’t the first time. I told you last week how he thought Joey Lawrence was sexier than Mario Lopez!?! And we wanted different people to win “Project Runway.”

It’s like I’m living with some kind of stranger who does not respect my taste. And Randy doesn’t take me seriously, either. We had our knock down, drag out fight Saturday and I just flat out told him: “I’m here, dammit. I feel!” And he just started laughing and asked me to feel him. Literally. What happened to the sweet sensitive boy I knew who used to serenade me with “Genie in a Bottle?” That was our song (at least he likes Christina!) But now I’m afraid we don’t have anything in common anymore. And I’m scared that he’s starting to rub me the wrong way.

Maybe I should just follow my girl Britney’s lead and move on, ’cause I’m afraid Randy and I have become a “toxic” duo.

Well I gotta go back to bed and cry some more. I keep replaying that song by Charlene, “I’ve Never Been to Me.” Words to live by, and I’m trying, ya’ll, I’m trying.

Movies worth seeing, prom king edition

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Saw “Little Children” today — not quite as good as hyped, but solid nonetheless. Besides the eye candy (compliments of male lead Patrick Wilson), there was some great work done by Kate Winslet and Jackie Earle Haley (Kelly Leak from “The Bad News Bears”). Too bad there wasn’t a part for Tatum O’Neal, or Tanner Boyle.

Grade: B

Movies worth seeing, prom king edition

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Saw “Little Children” today — not quite as good as hyped, but solid nonetheless. Besides the eye candy (compliments of male lead Patrick Wilson), there was some great work done by Kate Winslet and Jackie Earle Haley (Kelly Leak from “The Bad News Bears”). Too bad there wasn’t a part for Tatum O’Neal, or Tanner Boyle.

Grade: B