Lost and iPods. iLost?
Mar. 3rd, 2006 11:07 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
charliesmumSeriously. Monty on Lost is just cracking me up. The comic used to be "Robotman and Monty" but the creator lost the robot because it was attracting too young an audience, and it is really more satire along the lines of Bloom County or The Far Side than, say, Peanuts.
I signed up for the Lost podcasts, which is midly cool. I listened to it while exersising this morning, and that made the time go quickly. Have I mentioned I am loving my iPod? Cause I am. Although I feel a bit guilty, since my sisters bought me my shuffle, and it was a really sweet and expensive gift, and they got it engraved and everything. Well, not engraved, but there's a little message on it. But my big iPod is just so cool. I named it iCarol, because I'm a dork.
Although I'm wondering if I can change it to iHum.
I have this gift card my mother gave me that had a few dollars left on it, so I downloaded a couple of songs from iTunes. Sting has a new song out, it is a duet with Sheryl Crow. I am not a fan of hers at all, but it is a pretty song, and the presence of Sting more than makes up for the presence of Sheryl Crow. And I downloaded Cars by Gary Newman, and Howard Jones "What is Love" because I adored that song back in the day. Am actually tempted to download the new Pink song, because it makes me laugh, but I don't really know if I need to spend $.99 on it. Don't like it that much.
I've gotten suckered into hosting one of those 'at home' parties where people sell you things. I have a friend who, though we don't see each other very often, I've known since I was 5 years old, and she is selling this stuff, and, well, I just couldn't say no. It's called At Home America if you care.
Finally, one of the perks of working from home is I can watch The Dick Van Dyke Show as I eat my lunch. That is a really good show. Great actors, funny, funny scripts, and still holds up 40 years later, I think. Once, years ago, the Nick At Nite thing ran it in prime time, and my husband and I would watch it. We still have jokes we say to each other from it. For example, if one of us says 'Shoehorn' the other will laugh.
I signed up for the Lost podcasts, which is midly cool. I listened to it while exersising this morning, and that made the time go quickly. Have I mentioned I am loving my iPod? Cause I am. Although I feel a bit guilty, since my sisters bought me my shuffle, and it was a really sweet and expensive gift, and they got it engraved and everything. Well, not engraved, but there's a little message on it. But my big iPod is just so cool. I named it iCarol, because I'm a dork.
Although I'm wondering if I can change it to iHum.
I have this gift card my mother gave me that had a few dollars left on it, so I downloaded a couple of songs from iTunes. Sting has a new song out, it is a duet with Sheryl Crow. I am not a fan of hers at all, but it is a pretty song, and the presence of Sting more than makes up for the presence of Sheryl Crow. And I downloaded Cars by Gary Newman, and Howard Jones "What is Love" because I adored that song back in the day. Am actually tempted to download the new Pink song, because it makes me laugh, but I don't really know if I need to spend $.99 on it. Don't like it that much.
I've gotten suckered into hosting one of those 'at home' parties where people sell you things. I have a friend who, though we don't see each other very often, I've known since I was 5 years old, and she is selling this stuff, and, well, I just couldn't say no. It's called At Home America if you care.
Finally, one of the perks of working from home is I can watch The Dick Van Dyke Show as I eat my lunch. That is a really good show. Great actors, funny, funny scripts, and still holds up 40 years later, I think. Once, years ago, the Nick At Nite thing ran it in prime time, and my husband and I would watch it. We still have jokes we say to each other from it. For example, if one of us says 'Shoehorn' the other will laugh.
