full. social. schedule.  sarah. visited. left.  heather. coming. soon.  me. working. now.

if you have a pc and you're not using mozilla firefox -- first of all -- WHY?? get up to speed, folks. seriously. second of all, it's been bothering me at work to have to use ie -- for OH SO MANY REASONS -- but currently because i can't see the background bars on each of my entry titles and sidebar headings.

so if you don't have firefox, isn't this a compelling reason to do so? just THINK of what you're missing every time you visit unleashed. it's like a whole new world, people.

okay, maybe not. but this was just bothering me today.

le sigh.

my heart is a little sad tonight. our erstwhile chick band is no more.

granted... we never really decided on a name [there were some GREAT options, though]. lost a member along the way. took a three[?] month hiatus. occasionally stopped in the middle of practice to ask, "so, are we REALLY doing this?"

on the upside, i've gotten to know three women i've always thought were pretty amazing. [and my suspicions have been confirmed]. i'm thankful for the friendships that will hopefully continue to build and grow, regardless of any past or future endeavors... perhaps just more often over dinner plates and coffee than amplifiers and microphones.

all that being said... anyone up for a rock 'n roll choir?

so, i know this is old news, but i just watched the segment during which larry king butchered covered the jetblue 292 landing at lax the other week. on a live feed. and that is the question asked by larry king WHILE THIS WAS HAPPENING. no, larry. that's not fire, it's three hundred sparklers attached to the landing gear.

a sampling of other questions asked:

"does it look like they're coming in for a landing?"

"has the runway been foamed?"

"do you think the passengers are listening to us right now?"

"is it landing?"

"is there any chance it might burst into flames?"

"are people in need of psychiatric help?"

someone, please: get this man a brain.