OK, so I decided to make my best effort to make it through NaBloPoMo. And here it is only Day 1, and things have been so out of control, I have barely had time to remember to post let alone… you know… actually come up with something worth writing. So, in replace of structure today we go with bullets.
Hopefully if I can pry the camera away from TheWife, I can post some pictures of LatteGirl and her costume. She has moved away from Princess stuff, and decided that she is more a Vampire now, but even her vampire apparently needed to look FABULOUS. (Yikes, I just gave myself a High School Musical II flash back).
Oh, and while I am on Disney (sort of), did anybody else watch Halloweentown (and their sequels) eleventy bajillion times this month? I almost hate to admit it, but they actually started to grow on me. (Except Return to Halloweentown, which I did not love, probably because I missed Kimberly Brown in the role of Marnie). They may just have to be added to our usual Halloween lineup. (I mean I live Its the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown, is a classic, but there is only so many times you can watch it.)
Of course, of quick note, I can’t help but laugh at the Sarah Silverman of Operating Systems, Apple OSX *. Well it seems that this “perfectly secure” OS, has been proven not to be as inpenetrable as fanboys believed. The only good thing about a Trojan horse being spread via a Macintosh is that you know it isn’t going to spread too fast, since it has to search so far and long to find another Mac user.
*For those that don’t get my analogy… Sarah Silverman and Apple are both apparently appealing to a small subset of people that are diehard fans. And in both cases, the reasons for such fandom seems to escape me.
I used to be like you. I was anti-Apple. I was all PC. Then I used an Apple. Unless they can figure out how to make a PC anywhere near as powerful, easy and all around exciting I’ll never go back.
Silverman isn’t that funny.
My kids want nothing to with The Great Pumpkin. I had to watch it all by myself.