Growing Up Dead

With all the talk surrounding the 40th Anniversary, is it any surprise that I want to read Growing Up Dead: The Hallucinated Confessions of a Teen-Age Dead Head by Peter Connors? I'm ready to take a long, strange trip.

Beware the crows

Everyone who knows me has hear me talk about the crows story on NPR...how crows recognize us and that if you do something mean to one of the crows, they tell all their other crow friends and the next think you know, it's like the movie "The Birds."

So here's the scoop from NPR
The Crow Paradox

"Here's a surprise: Wild crows can recognize individual people. They can pick a person out of a crowd, follow them, and remember them — apparently for years....
..If you want to hear researchers describe what it's like to alienate a crow, and then be razzed and harassed by its family and neighbors wherever they go — tennis courts, ATM machines, parking lots — listen to our radio story. We'll also tell you how unbelievably long a crow can keep a grudge."

Guilty Pleasures

while my niece is here.

13 going on 30 with Jennifer Garner
Elevation Burger + lots of french fries
Harry Potter Movie
Reading Twilight series
Buttered popcorn with movies
Lots of hanging out

All WONDERFUL!