Disney MEME.

Character: Belle ("Beauty and the Beast")
WDW Park: Magic Kingdom
WDW Month: October. Also happens to be our anniversary!
Land: Africa in AK
Epcot Country: Mexico
Rides/Classic: The Haunted Mansion
New: Soarin'
Boat: Living with the Land (Epcot)
Roller Coaster: None -- hate them all equally
Show: Hall of Presidents
3-D: It's Tough to Be a Bug!
Parade: Share A Dream Come True Parade
Restaurant: Jiko
Character Meal: Crystal Palace
Food/breakfast: Breakfast Lasagna at Crystal Palace
Lunch: Shawarma Platter @ Tangierine Cafe/ Morroco
Dinner: Steak at Jiko (Perfecto!)
Snack: School Bread in Norway/ Epcot
Smell: I have anosmia (no sense of smell)
Resort: Animal Kingdom Lodge
Sound: This is lame, but the opening music to Cinderellabration makes me cry, and so does the opening music when the Magic Kingdom opens
Song: "Home" from the stage version of Beauty and the Beast
Movie/ Animated Short: Ferdinand the Bull
Classic: Pete's Dragon
Animated Feature: Beauty and the Beast
Sci-Fi: Not a movie, but I'm a BIG Lost fanatic
Adventure: hmmm...none really
Computer Animated: The Incredibles
Moment: Watching my daughter's face the first time she saw the castle and Main Street summer 2005. She was almost 2 and I cried.
Disney Park: Magic Kingdom
Pin: Don't collect them

G4 has a "Cheaters" Cheat-A-Thon on...

I haven't moved off the couch in two hours. Happy 4th of July.

Hott Tamale of the Day.

Have a great day, 9One boys!

OH my.

Today, while driving down Taylorsville Road, I saw a man on a bike. Shirtless. With backhair so long he needed some conditioner and a flat iron.

Not. Pretty.

Blogging on an eee pc. Finally.

Bill brought a test model home from work... The verdict? Sketchy. And, my nails are too long -- I'm hitting the number keys instead of the letter keys and have resorted to typing -- slowly -- with my ring fingers.

It IS adorable, though...

Mary-Kate and BooBerry WTF?

About the same fashion sense.

Reading Recommendation.

I don't rave about books often (mostly because I read crap romantic suspense paperbacks) but I am 20 pages away from finishing The House at Riverton by Kate Morton and I highly recommend it. It's a beautiful novel, and I can certainly see it becoming a movie. It's told from the perspective of a 98-year-old woman in a nursing home remembering her days as a maid in an English manor and while that sounds stuffy, there's a lot of intrigue, romance and suspense that happens to this family.

ETA: Finished. Holy cow one of the best books I'v ever read. Wow ... just... wow.