thanks for the reminder, mets. i realize it is a different mindset and i am totally trying to take it on as an ethnographer would and just observe, smile, and nod; however, some days it's rough.

being a homebody i'm kinda looking forward to being holed up in me house.

ghost - i looked up dutch harbor on google maps. how cool is your longitude and latitude, dude? everyone thinks there town sucks btw

OK, now I have to look up Dutch Harbor as well!

Just look up the deadliest catch on the discovery channel, thats about the jist of it here.

but it looks cool on a map! you're like on the tail of alaska. how exotic. heh heh unalaska, alaska.

i've always wanted to head that way to glimpse aurora borealis. heard it sho is purty.

It is pretty, I've only seen it a few times here in Dutch because we are a bit south, but the last time I was up north I braved two hours of sub zero winter temps with my cousin to watch the best and biggest light show on earth.

sounds amazing. thinking of heading up to scandinavia to check it out but bf loathes the cold.

Ooooh, it is so fabulous. I saw it once in Montana: unbelievable. Bundle up and go! (You can always cuddle ; )

Hey hey. So today I got an email I've been anxiously awaiting...it went a little something like this:

"Congratulations! You have been selected to attend a final WHEEL OF FORTUNE contestant audition in your area (by invitation only). We have reserved the following appointment for you:

When: Thursday August 28, 2008 Time: 1:30 PM

Where: The Pan Pacific Hotel Seattle (Lakefront room, 2nd floor)
2125 Terry Avenue
Seattle, WA 98121

You are responsible for parking.

Keep in mind that Wheel of Fortune's contestant team is looking for enthusiastic puzzle solvers.
Ask yourself these questions before deciding to attend the audition:

*Do you think you can solve puzzles under pressure on national television?
(Everyone is good at Wheel of Fortune in the comfort of his/her living room!)
*Can you be heard calling out letters? (It sounds simple, but sometimes we cannot hear people.)
*Do you have a good presence and energy?

You need to RSVP as soon as possible to secure your place in the audition."


Holy crap!

OMG! OMG! OMG! YOU ARE SO FREAKIN LUCKY!!!! You better make the cut! Yell thos letters loud and proud!

I always wanted to be a contestant on the Price is Right when I was in college.

Woo hoo! Go, meowkat, go!

Gimme a T! Gimme a....
anita

that is too cool.

in totally unrelated news: any old school rage against the machine fans here? y'all know they are back together and playing at the same time and cities as both Rep and Dem conventions? rad, huh? or am i the only one that "Freedom" was my theme song when i was in high school?

http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/bla...sitemID=103043

too bad it's the same day as classes start back...

meowkat---soooo cool. me envious! you go slay 'em w/ur awesome presence!!!

ollie- i dig rage(dag,dug?)...."killing in the name of" was cool to headbang and just lose it in general to

word. i got "lost" in a couple pits at a few of their concerts. it's too cool they are doing the conventions! btw so i read through some old posts and noticed you tried to start a thread on politics. bummer that we can't talk about politics, but if you ever feel the need or want to know an inside americana scoop or have a question you can message me. i happen to work on someone's campaign. wonder who

MeowKat! I cant wait to see you on TV! I used to live in T-town (38th and East I street) about 10 years ago, man has it been that long?! What parts do you live around? They've got great walking along the sound and I love that park in the middle of town, forgot the name, with the arboritum.
Good luck!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I made some Kale chips and cauliflower popcorn today, YUM, y'all gotta try, way better tasting than you may think, I got the recipe on recipezaar
chow