Please make sure you get plenty of sleep every evening.
Ben and I have been watching that show "Thea" this week.
It's part of this thing we like to do where we search our memories for these random shows and movies (particularly comedies).
And then we watch them.
But last night was the first time we'd seen any of Thea Vidale's stand-up comedy.
And I must say it's pretty rude and raunchy and vulgar and great.
It's WAY different from her character on "Thea".
Here's an example:
Ever since Osa (the little dog) left, my life hasn't been as cheerful.
Not that I've been sobbing uncontrollably or anything.
There just hasn't been a little ray of sassy sunshine greeting me at the door when I get home, shaking her little butt and covering me in kisses.
I need that.
Especially since all I've been doing these days is working.
Work, sleep, work, sleep.
Not that fun.
I need a dog to come home to.
So, we might buy one in the next couple of months.
If are unable to clone Osa, then we'll probably get a Boston Terrier.
This film short, starring Famke Janssen (Jean Gray from "X-Men") and her real life Boston Terrier, is pretty good and cute. And I think it perfectly depicts the close bond between owner and pet.
Have you ever seen a photo of me at age 10?
Neither have a lot of people.
I'll try to get back into a regular blog swing.
I have severe blog/Twitter guilt right now. Haven't been in the same routine since I returned from Texas.
Not sure if I told you, but I'm currently designing a small spring-summer 2010 knitwear collection that we hope to pitch to some stores in December and January. So, in addition to the t-shirts and Etsy shop, I've been working on figuring out my knitting machine, calculations, test tubes, and equations.
It's all more time consuming than it seems now that I write it out like that.
Anyway, let's hope to expect fun and exciting things!
I haven't updated in awhile and I'm sorry for that.
It's all been whirlwind, heat, and flash.
I'll write back with something more substantial.
I've got a lot of photos to show you. Even some videos.
This morning I went up to Sarah J. in the kitchen to hug her good morning.
I said, "Good morning, Baby Bop."
And she said, "Good morning, Big Popper."
It was sweet.
