While scooping some Amish Peanut Butter out of a bowl with my bare hand (we ran out of graham crackers!) and clicking around the Interwebs with the other, I have discovered some things that might have been better left undiscovered (besides nutritionally-unfulfilling, peanut-flavored spread).
HTHB reminded me about Hello Giggles. It is not interesting and nobody cool writes for it.

I could keep telling myself that, but knowing contributor Maude Apatow might be writing something insightful and honest and ohmygodit'sMaudeApatowshe'sonly14andhernameisMaudeandshewassuperfunnyinKnockedUp would be haunting my brain, so I'll just check my feed every 7 minutes or so for new funny things. Where else can I find out how to make cookie espresso cups and how to help fund a Nikola Tesla Museum (it's not just a band, people)? NOWHERE!
Yeah, that's Maude.
And I'm not excited for this movie at all.
Anyhoo, then there's this Project Life thing, which I heard mentioned a couple times, but thought it was a political movement and not JOURNALING MATERIALS. Or scrapbooking supplies, depending on how you look at it. Or maybe a really descriptive photo album?
If you check out the site, there is a very explanatory video on what it is- short-attention-span journal, lazy scrapbook, hyper-informative photo album, whatevs.
In any case, having journaled pretty regularly since I was 8, currently liking to take photographs, and generally enjoying some tactile visualness, this seems like a worthwhile venture. Might make a "baby book" pretty simple, too. [Does anyone still do baby books?]
What have you gotten your hands into lately? Any movies or books or CDs you're excited about?
One year ago: LLLL, which was jam-packed full of Bratts and babies and gymnastics. At separate occasions.


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