Dogshaming Seamus and some other things
“I took the tomatoes off the counter and spilled them all over the floor. I don’t even like tomatoes.” – Seamus Wheaton
I go back to Atlanta on Monday for another episode of Powers. I have notes from the last episode that I need to put into words on a blog, but I haven’t felt particularly motivated to sit down and do that work. I’m basically okay with that, because I’m doing other creative things, like making a new TV Crimes Podcast with Mikey. It makes me laugh really hard. In fact, it makes me laugh so hard I told Mikey that I don’t care if nobody ever listens to it but us, because I have that much fun making it.
I’m up to week five of my couch to 5K training, and I’ve done two of the three runs. I’m probably going to have to do this week over, though, because I’m so busy and traveling so much, I haven’t been able to keep up the kind of day to day consistency that I feel I need to get the most out of the training. I did run for 1.5 miles today, in about 16 minutes, which is a much slower pace than I usually run, but I’m still proud of myself for getting out and doing it, because it would have been really easy to stay inside and watch the MST3K Turkey Day Marathon.
Speaking of, congratulations to Jonah Ray and Felicia Day, who are joining the cast of MST3K when it relaunches!
If you celebrate Thanksgiving, I hope you have a great one. If you don’t, I hope you have a great Thursday. If it isn’t Thursday or Thanksgiving when you read this, I hope you have a good day.
OKAY BYE.
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I will listen to your podcast, if I can remember! I have written a few crime tales, so this should be helpful to hear what you have in store. And I hope you have a great rest of this year( along with your family), seems like its going by quickly.
I had to dogshame my little Archie for begging to eat my food and for turning his nose up at his dog food. He's a llasa apso who stands by sitting on his butt so he looks like a two year old child in a tuxedo. He got so ashamed he hung his head down and looked at the floor. He even had tears in his eyes. He was saying "Poor little Archie. When he Mommy going to realize he a real boy. He don't want no DOG food." So, of course, Mommy had to give him a little "real boy" food. He breaks my heart when he does that.
Jenna wrote: "I will listen to your podcast, if I can remember! I have written a few crime tales, so this should be helpful to hear what you have in store. And I hope you have a great rest of this year( along wi..."The 'crimes' involved are basically excruciatingly bad tv shows, which they discuss and make fun of and laugh about :)
I'm addicted to ID channel so I like excruciating crimes.
