Moonlit Jazz

My alarm goes off at 0815 hrs. I get up, do bathroom stuff, then put gel in the hubby’s hair. About five minutes later, he’s off to work and here I am in front of the computer, reading blogs and checking my email…

I like that Mulder quote. It made me laugh! I don’t think I’ve ever read anything about Mulder that’s made me laugh. Zito, yes. All the time. It’s rather delightful. But that quote by Mark, very cool. LOL!

Here’s something that was said yesterday at work, in regards to the gray shirts in their blue utility uniforms:

[after comments that the guys look good in their BDU’s]
Dep at the table: Yeah, but they’re so hot.
Tech at the table: Yes they are.
[pause, then everyone starts laughing]

Gotta love it, laughter in staff dining.

Caught Eric Byrnes on Rome is Burning. He took the camera dude around the clubhouse. Loved the bits with Frank Menechino and Barry Zito. Byrnes and Zito race each other to the ball park? They must really love each other to talk while one of them is sitting on the pot. Ye gods! I also loved the “checking out porn sites” bit. Yeah, okay. LOL!

But where the heck was my Mulder dude? Well, it was early before the game. Maybe he was still sleeping. Bahahaha!

And in the “rats, I suck” department: I was reading through my weblog’s comments and found one done in December. Someone actually read my Alec story and commented on it! And I didn’t realize it until yesterday! Bad me! But see, if you comment in a past post that’s already left the main page, how do I know? Blah! Anyhoo, it made me read the story again. I miss Dark Angel! I miss seeing Jensen Ackles every week as Alec. Such a cool character. I should really do another story with my “Eleni” character. Get Zack in there. 😉

Or, better yet, I should START my baseball story since all the sexy scenes keep playing themselves in my head. 😉

I don’t know why this made me laugh. Maybe it has to do with a comment made at work today. Anyway, a Mulderism:

Quotable: “It’s not as a bad of a place as people think. You get so loose, and you’re sweating, and it’s not a bad thing.” — Mark Mulder on pitching in the heat at The Ballpark at Arlington