I'm Just Sayin'

It's like the episode of Seinfeld, "The Hamptons" (working title-the Ugly Baby) when you have friends with really weird looking kids that they think are cute and they constantly ask you to comment on photos. "You gotta see the baby!" :)

Next days function, high class luncheon Food is served and you're stone cold munchin' Music comes on, people start to dance But then you ate so much you nearly split your pants source:  http://www.lyricsondemand.com/onehitwonders/bustamovelyrics.html You remember how when you were in junior high and high school and a hit song would come on and your mother would either make a comment about how it was originally made when she was young, or that music just has changed? Well OMG, it's now happening to me. Last night I was driving up the 5 (SoCal) blasting and singing Bon Jovi's Living On A Prayer from Slippery When Wet which came out when I was in high school! I feel so old and, Bust A Move? LOVED that song in college. How did I get so old?

So today Nathan Bransford posted a great blog on social media blunders and I had to add to it. Here is the link though. Read it-it's great. Nathan Bransford.top-5-social-media-blunders-you Besides the 5 mentioned here, I have a few that I would love to add. 6. Posting a link to everything you just read. Joe Facebook guy just read an article-then I have to go and add an app to see that article-that's a pain in the arse. If the article was that good-just share it on your page. 7. Becoming a news anchor. Posting every big news event that is on the news. Look if its on the news, we've probably already seen in. But okay to be fair, I hate the news so I do get a lot of my news from people posting links, but still would you walk into your work office and say, "a girl off the coast of CA was bit by...." whatever it is? No most likely you wouldn't. 8. Posting photos of abused animals! STOP this. It's really awful and I don't want to see it. 9. Posting...

My super obnoxious pot head neighbors are doing their nightly (yes every single night) party on their patio (which is about 10 feet from my window), and their white trash friends are screaming and yelling as per normal behavior-but no one would ever break into any apts on this corner as they are always out there-I guess that's the silver lining. I don't understand people who act like this though. Seriously? You live in an apartment!!! Stop yelling and screaming every night!

Every year in April I start my, "I have to get out of this city" thing-because I can not stand hot weather and really want to go back to NYC more than anything. Thanks to the rents in Los Angeles sky rocketing, looks like I will be able to do that soon. I figure if I can afford what I am paying here and it's close to what rent is there-why not? Oh yeah, animation is here. That said, I have been looking and finding amazing apartments for around what I am paying here!!! My lease isn't up for a few months, but I am looking. Making a plan. Get my arse back to NY where I belong!! Okay, unless an amazing job comes up here!!

Ian Somerhalder is not only the hottest vampire on network television, he is a great guy. He started a foundation a while back and is dedicating his life to helping the planet. He is young, good looking, staring on a hit show and could easily be a right dickhead, but instead, he is doing his part to make the world a better place; and that makes me a huge fan of his. http://www.isfoundation.com/news/influence-affair is the link to his foundation. I highly suggest you get involved in one way or another. I have donated and am hoping to do some writing for them later this year. Check him and Uggie, out from the Genesis Awards. http://blog.zap2it.com/pop2it/2012/03/ian-somerhalder-and-uggie-true-love-at-the-genesis-awards.html I had to give him a shout out today because I am constantly impressed by his heart and moved every single time I read about him. Good job Ian-I wish more people could be like you.

Tonight, at night, in the dark, some guys were banging down the doors in my complex. They were nice enough, but still I didn't let them in. It's weird at night to be selling anything. They stood around in the hallways waiting for someone-it was suspicious. I called the rent a cop the community has on staff-I am sure he was at his usual sleep post-ugh, so I called the regular cops. That's right. LAPD. Now I watch Southland and the Closer, so I have a decent amount of respect for these folks, but come on, they have reached new lazy. I told them some suspicious guys were banging on apartment doors and could they come check it out. They asked me if I was shot. WTF? Seriously? UGH, I said no just that they were making me uncomfortable since it was night and they wouldn't leave. They told me that they could do nothing until my apartment was broken into or I was shot and then they warned me not to take any action into my own hands unless I was fired upon first. Swear to the ba...