u s e y o u r h a n d s

So, last night, Brian and I are tucked in to bed and he’s all, “Hey, what kind of stardom would you want to acheive in Hollywood?” I was all, “What?”

Then he goes on to explain how if he were a star(let) he would try to be a fourth or fifth lead on some well-established television show. “Like the B.D. Wong character from ‘Law & Order: Criminal Intent’?”

“Yeah, like that. Like B.D. Wong.”

Cool.

And then I was all, “You know I’m going to blog this.”

And then he tickled me.

Oh, and by the way, I’m at work today. My 70-person office has six people in it.

So, I’ve been working on the comments on the webbity for a while. I should say Brian’s been working on the comments, rather, because he’s the dorky one in our couple. The one who can fix anything digital, all the while nagging me to leave it on one channel already. So comment already. I promise to love you again.

Tangent TV: We got cable! I haven’t had cable since early 2002. Man, cable rocks the party. I am hooked on My Super Sweet 16 on MTV. I love it when parents drop $200K on a party for their priss and the kid goes “oh my god, this party is crap.” And I like that channel Fuse. I do not like Current TV. And I like getting Law & Order whenever I want. I am pro-Donofrio. Brian calls him Shatner Jr. What does Brian know?

Tangent Music: I’ve had that “Chronic- (What?) -cles of Narnia” thing in my head for a week now. I have also had the opening line to Wilco’s “Jesus Etc” YHF. And Joaquin Phoenix as J. Cash singing “I’m not the one you need” from “It Ain’t Me, Babe” by Bob Dylan. Snippets, all.

Tangent Reading: My morning commute was like two minutes long thanks to the NYT Magazine, featuring profiles of people who died this year. The Sandra Dee one is so sad.

Tangent Movies: Still thinking about how sad Brokeback Mountain was. Jesus, man.

I’m going to be redoing the site soon, adding archives and stuff. Seriously, I have no idea why I never included archives in the first place.

If you are in a happy relationship and want to remember how much you love your partner, then go to Duffy’s on Diversey in the company of single people.