Thu Aug 04 2005 18:15 Gone'n done it:
I have been babysitting for my mom's friend. She has one 10 yr old boy but he has at least one friend over everyday if not two. In addition to that, staying with her is also her boyfriend's 8-yr old boy. I am usually at their house 9-10 hours a day with Lily in tow, so at the end of the day I am a little frazzled. After tomorrow I will have worked over 45 hours this week. I will be glad to finally be once again a SAHM next week and start getting the house in order. Plus Cheryl's Snickers Ice Cream candy bars will be the end of me.
I also watched Beyond the Sea with Aaron the other night. We have been able to watch all our checked out Netflix since we don't have cable tv yet and don't plan on having it until the house is satisfactory to me. So we watch movies to distract us- nice, huh?
Can I just say first off that I can not stand Kevin Spacey and his artsy fartsy bull dung he calls movies. K-Pax, huh, come again? American Beauty, he should be arrested for child molestation. And now Beyond the Sea, the guy casts someone half his age. Yeah, yeah Sandra Dean was younger than Bobby Darin, but by 6 years. Not 24. Give it up Spacey, you are starting to look perverted. I just don't get the Hollywood mindset. It is ok for Dennis Quaid to marry someone half his age, Kevin Costner, Michael Douglas, Woody Allen, on and on and on. But the minute Demi Moore dates Ashton Kutcher (by the way is 16 years his senior) she is a cradle robbing, despicable nastiness. Pu-lease I know we have come a long way in women's rights, but let's just call a spade a spade, we are still living in a man's world. Today I watched Charlie and the Chocolate Factory for the second time. First time was with Aaron's family- Josh and Jake and their wives Jenni and Erin respectively, after dining at Papasitos Mexican Cantina for Josh's b-day. I guess with all the hype it got and excellent reviews I went into the movie thinking it would be fantastic, however was let down. The second time around was better since I knew what I was going to get and was able to enjoy the artistic-ness of it all...that is in between Lily ripping my hair out, biting my finger with her two bottom teeth, chasing her down before she rolls of the steps, and taking her to the side to muffle her screams and grunts at the movie screen. It is a good thing I had already seen the movie and that I wasn't paying for them movie, otherwise I might have been a little annoyed about it all. Oh yeah, and I took the kids I have been babysitting this week to it which explains why I didn't pay for it.
I have been babysitting for my mom's friend. She has one 10 yr old boy but he has at least one friend over everyday if not two. In addition to that, staying with her is also her boyfriend's 8-yr old boy. I am usually at their house 9-10 hours a day with Lily in tow, so at the end of the day I am a little frazzled. After tomorrow I will have worked over 45 hours this week. I will be glad to finally be once again a SAHM next week and start getting the house in order. Plus Cheryl's Snickers Ice Cream candy bars will be the end of me.
I also watched Beyond the Sea with Aaron the other night. We have been able to watch all our checked out Netflix since we don't have cable tv yet and don't plan on having it until the house is satisfactory to me. So we watch movies to distract us- nice, huh?
Can I just say first off that I can not stand Kevin Spacey and his artsy fartsy bull dung he calls movies. K-Pax, huh, come again? American Beauty, he should be arrested for child molestation. And now Beyond the Sea, the guy casts someone half his age. Yeah, yeah Sandra Dean was younger than Bobby Darin, but by 6 years. Not 24. Give it up Spacey, you are starting to look perverted. I just don't get the Hollywood mindset. It is ok for Dennis Quaid to marry someone half his age, Kevin Costner, Michael Douglas, Woody Allen, on and on and on. But the minute Demi Moore dates Ashton Kutcher (by the way is 16 years his senior) she is a cradle robbing despicable nastiness. Pu-lease I know we have come a long way in women's rights, let's just call a spade a spade, we are still living in a man's world.
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