My newest silly, fluffy pleasure is the show Gossip Girl. I know, I know. I scoffed at it after watching the first episode... and then the second... and then the third. But I kept downloading, and watching, and wanting more! Despite the fact that anytime that Chuck Bass kid is on screen, which is a lot, all I can see are those ginormous nostrils of his and how you could probably fly a plane up one and down the other, and he'd just be like "Hey - where'd my boogers go?"
While I'm on the topic, I would also really like for him to wipe that I-think-I'm-hot-shit smirk off his face. And open his eyes a bit more (let's face it, guys can't rock the bedroom eyes). Oh, and STOP with the arrogant head-tilt. Good thing I don't know a Chuck Bass (anymore), I just might have to punch him.
And also? People who say they hate such-and-such tv show because "that is SO not how it really is", I just want to punch them, too. Normal people watch tv (and read books, etc) - other than the news and the Discovery channel - precisely to get away from how boring "how it really is" is.
My new lotion smells uh-MAY-zing. I can't stop sniffing myself. They call it 24-Hour Lasting Moisture. I call it Eau de Cookies, Sunshine and Heaven.
Bowling in Japan is pretty much the same as bowling in the U.S. I suck at both. But bowling SHOES, on the other hand - they are really freaking cute here. And, they reside at the bowling alley in these locker-looking containers, one "locker" per shoe size. You go to the appropriate locker, press a green button, and *ka-thunk* - out pops a pair of the cutest bowling shoes ever, like a vending machine.
Speaking of shoes, go ahead - tell me how hot and darling (yes, at the same time!) my new shoes are.
About me: California born and bred, now living in Tokyo since October 2006, after a 6-year stint in New York. This is my first "real" blog (does xanga count?) - so be nice, I'd like to feel the love. And about the "tamami": Not my real name. It's what my little sister thought should be my "Japanese name" (long before the thought of living in Japan had ever crossed my mind). Rhymes with salami.
Heh, he looks like Jimmy Fallon, at least in the picture. Cute shoes!
ReplyDeleteOMG-- I LOVE gossip girl too...can't believe a grown 32 year-old is so obsessed...but love that you love it too!!!
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