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Today is a sad day for Jimmy Kimmel Live fans. Our favorite sassy security guard, Veatrice, has died. She lost her battle with cancer, but not much else is known. Below is an article I found:
For the love of Pete, please stop airing them just for quickie ratings. The shows aren't that special to begin with, and the couples don't even stay together afterwards, so what's the point?
Brad refused to marry Deanna. Deanna Pappas broke up with Jesse (and rejected Jason & Jeremy, the bitch). Jason got his own show. Do you see a pattern? IT WILL NEVER END!
Oh God. I'm so freaked out right now. It's as if everywhere I go, I see or hear something about this supposed Apocalypse we're having in three years. Whether you believe it or not, it could happen. I mean, sure, maybe we're over reacting just a smidge, but there has to be a reason why Nostradamus, the Mayas, and others say this is the day of all days. How would they know this?
Now, I've never been a fan of Nostradamus or any of that foretelling crap, but this stuff is really starting to scare me. Personally, I think most of his predictions were a long shot. He's so vague...like for example, he says a mean guy will hurt a bunch of people...referencing Hitler. Well duh, mean guys have been hurting people for a long time. It's as if scholars and historians are looking to make a connection even if there isn't one. They're going, "See! See he's predicting this! He knew this was going to happen." Yeah well, the dude might have been purely guessing about a lot of this stuff. You never know.
As a small child, I was in my history class when we were watching a video on the Mayas. I don't remember anything else from the video except for the very end. It said their "precise" calendar precisely ended on December 21, 2012. Now, for people to assume this means the end of the world is just absurd. Maybe they just didn't want to count ahead any more...? I don't know. It may not mean the end of the world. It could mean the start of a new world...not the death of planet Earth or destruction of the universe but perhaps the beginning of a new way of life for humans. A rebirth.
I don't know what to say about all this. It's just that I had to blog about it. I mean, it's everywhere. Turn on the freaking History channel and it's Armegeddon week! Search the web. There are people out there offering tips on 2012 Survival Kits and 2012 Insurance! Crazy man, crazy!
Whatever happens will happen. We have no control over Mother Nature or outer space. Just live your life each day as if it was your last. Who knows if or when the world will end. People make a living off of scaring us on this topic. Remember Y2K? Yeah...
Why Is It... A man wakes up in the morning after sleeping in an advertised bed, washes with an advertised soap, shaves with an advertised razor, sits down and drinks advertised tea or coffee, drives to work in an advertised car and writes with an advertised pen. Then... He refuses to advertise, saying "Advertising doesn't pay". But when his business fails, he finally advertises: "Business for Sale" - Anonymous
No, I'm not married yet, but I do love Lucy! Infact I've been watching the classic "I Love Lucy" episodes all week. Apparently, TV Land gave up the show to the Hallmark Channel as of January 1st, 2009. They air the show 4-5 times a day now! (Wonder what happened there...)
But anyways, as I was surfing YouTube for classic clips of Lucy, I stumbled upon a vintage 1982 Entertainment Tonight interviewing Desi Arnaz. By then he was about 65 and looking pretty bad. He talked about things behind the scenes, how he still loved Lucy, etc. But he also mentioned that people would write fan letters to him saying that "I Love Lucy" saved their marriage. This got me thinking.
Now, my parents are having a bit of a crisis at the moment; they're almost 40 years into this marriage of theirs and things are a bit bumpy. Who hasn't wanted a divorce from their stubborn husband or frigid wife? Well, that's just not an option right now for my folks.
Here's the thing though. We watch our Lucy's every night now and it seems as though her comedic talents are relieving the pressure from this strained marriage. My father is now joining us in the family room each night and laughing along with us. We're all talking again and sort of getting along. I just can't believe it.
Could this really be true? Could Lucy McGillicuddy be a couples' therapist? :p ??
I guess by watching Ricky & Lucy's crazy marriage, people see how silly we act over the little things in life. Yeah, okay so maybe Lucy spent all their money on 2 sides of beef and then it got barbecued by accident in the furnace. Or the time she let 500chicks loose in the house and they got lost... Funny stuff, but not to Ricky. Oh no. He was furious! But, I guess as all husbands do in the end, he forgave Lucy and they made up. Sure, he was still frustrated with her, but he loved her so much he couldn't hold that hatred in anymore.
If you're reading this and going through the same marital problems, try a little Lucy. She may just be the answer to your prayers. Oh, and try living like Lucy. She just went for things and did them. You should try that as well. Live your life to the fullest and don't look back!
Let me know if this works for you cause I'd be curious to hear back from anyone. :)
Just wanted to let you know I was alive and well in the new year, and I hope you haven't forgotten about me. I've been busy with...well, it's really nunya.
Anywho, I'm working on another blog at the moment so this one has been put on hold. Look for it in a few weeks right here on Blogger.
Have a great day and don't forget to visit CrowKitchen.com!!!
Did you know NSYNC sang their version of "That Thing You Do" back in '99? Me either! Well, here it is:
Labels: concert, music, nsync, soundtrack
Just had to share this...
Labels: couple, dance, funny, music, video, wedding
You know what I'm sick of? Reality dating shows!
For the love of Pete, please stop airing them just for quickie ratings. The shows aren't that special to begin with, and the couples don't even stay together afterwards, so what's the point?
Brad refused to marry Deanna.
Deanna Pappas broke up with Jesse (and rejected Jason & Jeremy, the bitch).
Jason got his own show.
Do you see a pattern?
IT WILL NEVER END!
Labels: bachelor, dating, relationship, you know what
Oh God. I'm so freaked out right now. It's as if everywhere I go, I see or hear something about this supposed Apocalypse we're having in three years. Whether you believe it or not, it could happen. I mean, sure, maybe we're over reacting just a smidge, but there has to be a reason why Nostradamus, the Mayas, and others say this is the day of all days. How would they know this?
Now, I've never been a fan of Nostradamus or any of that foretelling crap, but this stuff is really starting to scare me. Personally, I think most of his predictions were a long shot. He's so vague...like for example, he says a mean guy will hurt a bunch of people...referencing Hitler. Well duh, mean guys have been hurting people for a long time. It's as if scholars and historians are looking to make a connection even if there isn't one. They're going, "See! See he's predicting this! He knew this was going to happen." Yeah well, the dude might have been purely guessing about a lot of this stuff. You never know.
As a small child, I was in my history class when we were watching a video on the Mayas. I don't remember anything else from the video except for the very end. It said their "precise" calendar precisely ended on December 21, 2012. Now, for people to assume this means the end of the world is just absurd. Maybe they just didn't want to count ahead any more...? I don't know. It may not mean the end of the world. It could mean the start of a new world...not the death of planet Earth or destruction of the universe but perhaps the beginning of a new way of life for humans. A rebirth.
I don't know what to say about all this. It's just that I had to blog about it. I mean, it's everywhere. Turn on the freaking History channel and it's Armegeddon week! Search the web. There are people out there offering tips on 2012 Survival Kits and 2012 Insurance! Crazy man, crazy!
Whatever happens will happen. We have no control over Mother Nature or outer space. Just live your life each day as if it was your last. Who knows if or when the world will end. People make a living off of scaring us on this topic. Remember Y2K? Yeah...
For all you entrepreneurs out there...
Labels: advertise, business, quote, saying
No, I'm not married yet, but I do love Lucy! Infact I've been watching the classic "I Love Lucy" episodes all week. Apparently, TV Land gave up the show to the Hallmark Channel as of January 1st, 2009. They air the show 4-5 times a day now! (Wonder what happened there...)
But anyways, as I was surfing YouTube for classic clips of Lucy, I stumbled upon a vintage 1982 Entertainment Tonight interviewing Desi Arnaz. By then he was about 65 and looking pretty bad. He talked about things behind the scenes, how he still loved Lucy, etc. But he also mentioned that people would write fan letters to him saying that "I Love Lucy" saved their marriage. This got me thinking.
Now, my parents are having a bit of a crisis at the moment; they're almost 40 years into this marriage of theirs and things are a bit bumpy. Who hasn't wanted a divorce from their stubborn husband or frigid wife? Well, that's just not an option right now for my folks.
Here's the thing though. We watch our Lucy's every night now and it seems as though her comedic talents are relieving the pressure from this strained marriage. My father is now joining us in the family room each night and laughing along with us. We're all talking again and sort of getting along. I just can't believe it.
Could this really be true? Could Lucy McGillicuddy be a couples' therapist? :p ??
I guess by watching Ricky & Lucy's crazy marriage, people see how silly we act over the little things in life. Yeah, okay so maybe Lucy spent all their money on 2 sides of beef and then it got barbecued by accident in the furnace. Or the time she let 500chicks loose in the house and they got lost... Funny stuff, but not to Ricky. Oh no. He was furious! But, I guess as all husbands do in the end, he forgave Lucy and they made up. Sure, he was still frustrated with her, but he loved her so much he couldn't hold that hatred in anymore.
If you're reading this and going through the same marital problems, try a little Lucy. She may just be the answer to your prayers. Oh, and try living like Lucy. She just went for things and did them. You should try that as well. Live your life to the fullest and don't look back!
Let me know if this works for you cause I'd be curious to hear back from anyone. :)
Labels: divorce, i love lucy, lucille ball, lucy, marriage, ricky, ricky ricardo, therapy
Just wanted to let you know I was alive and well in the new year, and I hope you haven't forgotten about me. I've been busy with...well, it's really nunya.
Anywho, I'm working on another blog at the moment so this one has been put on hold. Look for it in a few weeks right here on Blogger.
Have a great day and don't forget to visit CrowKitchen.com!!!
BYE!!