Just Move Along. Really.

Ack. No one reads blogs on Saturday anyway, right? Um, um, um, um.....

Oh great, the computer just autosaved and I hadn't typed ANYTHING since the last autosave. Thanks a lot Blogger, not a bit demoralizing.

I am about to open a package of M&Ms. I have just opened a package of M&Ms. Colour breakdown: five yellow, three brown, three red, two orange, two green and one blue. 

I'm not really here. I'm actually in Toronto opening up a package of H&M. Ha ha. Ha ha ha ha ooh, that old lady is scary. And watching singing dancing men who probably have better legs than I do. And can dance in heels. So right now I am in fact most likely having a gay old time (hee). But Thursday night? I was totally uninspired.

Comments

Mary Lynn said…
Hope you're having a fabulous time at Priscilla. I've heard very good things.

See you soon!
November 13, 2010 at 12:15 PM
Julie said…
um, so how do you do this phantom posting thing?
November 13, 2010 at 1:36 PM
Pam said…
Facinating stuff! I can hardly wait to hear about your facinating tales of folding laundry and what you ate for breakfast. I'm riveted.
November 14, 2010 at 6:24 AM
Ms. G said…
Do the blue M&M's freak you out? They totally freak me out. It's like they just really don't belong...
November 14, 2010 at 10:53 AM
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