I decided to wake up early this morning. Well, I didn't really "decide" to, but I couldn't fall back asleep. It was 6:30 AM.
This is early for me.
So I tossed and turned for a twenty minutes or so and then finally decided that falling back asleep and sleeping until 10:00 AM was a lost cause.
After a thinking about what my plans were going to be for the rest of the day...since I now have the WHOLE day to do things, I got out of bed, made my bed (this is also a first in a long time), and went upstairs.
The first person I saw - my mom. "What are you doing up so early?" she said.
I told her my dilemma about not being able to fall back asleep. Her conclusion: "You're finally on a normal sleep schedule."
The next person I saw - my sister-in-law. She gave me a funny look- "You're up early."
"Yep," I said.
My niece Caitlyn and my nephew Billy were the only ones not to give me grief this morning.
I decided to start my day early. I know this is really out of character for me, but in the realm of things, this is not the weirdest thing that I've done.
Then I went on my run, came back and stretched and stuff, saw my sister - "Did you already run?" she asked me.
I sat on the floor with my shirt pooled with sweat and my hair looking like I dunked my head in water, and thought to myself No, this is what I look like when I wake up in the morning. "Yeah," I said. (Kyrstin was pretty groggy this morning, so I felt my sarcasm would only make her crabby)
After my shower I went back downstairs and my nephew Connor screamed, because I was in a towel. Little does he know that he will soon love ladies in only towels. (Just not his relatives).
I ran into my dad and he said, "Super Kinsey's awake."
Yes, yes, yes, Super Kinsey is awake and ready to take on whatever this Monday is going to bring her.
Monday, June 21, 2010
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
"Tell it to me in Star Wars"
I asked my five year old nephew, Connor, what I should blog about today.
Connor: "Star Wars."
Me: "What about Star Wars?"
Connor: "It's AWESOME!!"
So in honor of Connor, that is all I'm saying about Star Wars in this blog post. I agree that it is awesome, and I don't want to ruin a good thing by talking anymore about it.
Courtesy of my sister-in-law, April, is me with my Farfrompuken sticker.
Also, the necklace I'm wearing was made by sister, Tyne.
Connor: "Star Wars."
Me: "What about Star Wars?"
Connor: "It's AWESOME!!"
So in honor of Connor, that is all I'm saying about Star Wars in this blog post. I agree that it is awesome, and I don't want to ruin a good thing by talking anymore about it.
Courtesy of my sister-in-law, April, is me with my Farfrompuken sticker. Also, the necklace I'm wearing was made by sister, Tyne.
Thursday, June 10, 2010
"Juuuust a bit outside!"
I know that's a quote from Major League, but it's all things baseball to me.
Here's the shirt I made for the Brewers game on Saturday. I decorated it with fabric paint. The logos are from 1970 to present. I hand drew them all...outside...while getting a tan (burn, actually, but now it's a tan).
Here's the shirt I made for the Brewers game on Saturday. I decorated it with fabric paint. The logos are from 1970 to present. I hand drew them all...outside...while getting a tan (burn, actually, but now it's a tan).
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Wednesday Musings: Take Niner
A Salute to Wednesday Musings: Take Nine...here is a quote.
"Two, four, niner, five, six, seven."
"I can't hear you, you're trailing off and did I catch a niner in there?" - Tommy Boy
I was watching The View this morning and I could NEVER be a guest co-host. Too much interrupting.
On the same note: I think Joy Behar's hair is getting bigger every year.
I made my own shirt for the Brewers game on Saturday! It's really awesome, if I do say so myself. I'll post a picture of it tomorrow.
Last night I taught my almost 2 year old niece how to "pound it." Our fists explode and everything.
My five year old nephew plays T-Ball and he constantly wants to be the one who gets the ball. At his game on Monday, he was playing shortstop and was cheering for the other team to "HIT THE BALL!" over and over. Then he went up to his teammate and asked him "Do you know any Star Wars people?" Needless to say, I laughed throughout the entire game.
My sister, Tyne, did a giveaway last week for one of her necklaces. Now she is taking orders. If you would like her to make you one or buy one that is custom made, drop by at TyneBoden Necklaces. She made one for me. It's a wishbone one and it's really cool!!
In movie news: I'm seeing Sex and the City 2 tomorrow with my sisters. I'm taking my oldest nephew to The Karate Kid sometime next week. And last, but definitely not least, I'll be seeing Toy Story 3 the week it comes out!!!
It's weird that all the movies I'm about to see are remakes or sequels.
Have a happy Wednesday!
"Two, four, niner, five, six, seven."
"I can't hear you, you're trailing off and did I catch a niner in there?" - Tommy Boy
I was watching The View this morning and I could NEVER be a guest co-host. Too much interrupting.
On the same note: I think Joy Behar's hair is getting bigger every year.
I made my own shirt for the Brewers game on Saturday! It's really awesome, if I do say so myself. I'll post a picture of it tomorrow.
Last night I taught my almost 2 year old niece how to "pound it." Our fists explode and everything.
My five year old nephew plays T-Ball and he constantly wants to be the one who gets the ball. At his game on Monday, he was playing shortstop and was cheering for the other team to "HIT THE BALL!" over and over. Then he went up to his teammate and asked him "Do you know any Star Wars people?" Needless to say, I laughed throughout the entire game.
My sister, Tyne, did a giveaway last week for one of her necklaces. Now she is taking orders. If you would like her to make you one or buy one that is custom made, drop by at TyneBoden Necklaces. She made one for me. It's a wishbone one and it's really cool!!
In movie news: I'm seeing Sex and the City 2 tomorrow with my sisters. I'm taking my oldest nephew to The Karate Kid sometime next week. And last, but definitely not least, I'll be seeing Toy Story 3 the week it comes out!!!
It's weird that all the movies I'm about to see are remakes or sequels.
Have a happy Wednesday!
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
It's on Playboy Radio, Sirius XM
I was baffled to hear that some Playboy Bunnies actually have a talk show on the radio. I guess anyone can get a radio show these days. Where do I sign up?
Seriously, these girls were about as smart as their plastic boobies. I was on the road with my best friend Andrea and her fiance Jeremy. He recently bought her an awesome new car. So as we were driving, Jeremy turned on Playboy Radio. At first Andrea and I couldn't stop laughing and making fun of the ladies.
They were talking about how big or small their heads were. Really??? Really??? Then one lady dropped the word "cranium" into her sentence. I think she did this so her listeners would think she had some sort of brain in her large head. Or was she the one with the small head?
One of the other ladies thought she said "cranial" - this was probably the first time she heard the word. After about 2 minutes of gabbing back and forth about her large "cranial" the first lady (haha, not Mrs. Obama) corrected the other Past Her Prime Playboy by saying that it was "cranium" and not "cranial."
Oh, how they thought that was funny. Andrea and I laughed too, and then sighed with relief that we are not those women.
Later in the show they were giving away panties.
Their own panties.
The panties that they were wearing.
Scandalous.
So there the three of us sat listening to them pull down their pants and describe to the listeners what their panties looked like.
One pantie had a string hanging from it. The lady said that this pantie was five years old and the string represents the wear from it.
EWW! Throw those away! If you've been keeping and wearing underwear for five years...it's time to go to Vickie's Secret and buy some more!
A lot more things of little substance were said, and soon we arrived at our destination.
My conclusion: I feel A LOT better about myself after listening to those Booby Bunnies talk about, well, underwear.
Seriously, these girls were about as smart as their plastic boobies. I was on the road with my best friend Andrea and her fiance Jeremy. He recently bought her an awesome new car. So as we were driving, Jeremy turned on Playboy Radio. At first Andrea and I couldn't stop laughing and making fun of the ladies.
They were talking about how big or small their heads were. Really??? Really??? Then one lady dropped the word "cranium" into her sentence. I think she did this so her listeners would think she had some sort of brain in her large head. Or was she the one with the small head?
One of the other ladies thought she said "cranial" - this was probably the first time she heard the word. After about 2 minutes of gabbing back and forth about her large "cranial" the first lady (haha, not Mrs. Obama) corrected the other Past Her Prime Playboy by saying that it was "cranium" and not "cranial."
Oh, how they thought that was funny. Andrea and I laughed too, and then sighed with relief that we are not those women.
Later in the show they were giving away panties.
Their own panties.
The panties that they were wearing.
Scandalous.
So there the three of us sat listening to them pull down their pants and describe to the listeners what their panties looked like.
One pantie had a string hanging from it. The lady said that this pantie was five years old and the string represents the wear from it.
EWW! Throw those away! If you've been keeping and wearing underwear for five years...it's time to go to Vickie's Secret and buy some more!
A lot more things of little substance were said, and soon we arrived at our destination.
My conclusion: I feel A LOT better about myself after listening to those Booby Bunnies talk about, well, underwear.
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Avatar
Not the movie. Sorry, I haven't seen it. I really shouldn't be apologizing, but I feel the need to since it seems like I'm the only person in the world who hasn't seen it.
I can never get to the point of my post fast enough...
I was creating a Guitar Hero avatar "Rock Star" and realized that no one would create an avatar that looked just like them. I mean, mine has the same hair color as me, but that's about it.
I guess that's the reason why people want to make avatars, so that they can "live" through them in some way, or in my case party like a rock star with one.
If people are overweight, they make a skinnier avatar. If people are tattooless, then they put a tattoo on their avatar's arm. I did. A spiderweb tattoo. It's pretty bomb.
Short people make themselves taller, blondes become brunette and vice versa, and some avatars look a ton sluttier or muscular than the avatar creator.
Why don't we want to be ourselves?
My answer...because the real Kinsey would hardly be a rock star in the real world, so my avatar "Kins" will have to rock out for me.
I can never get to the point of my post fast enough...
I was creating a Guitar Hero avatar "Rock Star" and realized that no one would create an avatar that looked just like them. I mean, mine has the same hair color as me, but that's about it.
I guess that's the reason why people want to make avatars, so that they can "live" through them in some way, or in my case party like a rock star with one.
If people are overweight, they make a skinnier avatar. If people are tattooless, then they put a tattoo on their avatar's arm. I did. A spiderweb tattoo. It's pretty bomb.
Short people make themselves taller, blondes become brunette and vice versa, and some avatars look a ton sluttier or muscular than the avatar creator.
Why don't we want to be ourselves?
My answer...because the real Kinsey would hardly be a rock star in the real world, so my avatar "Kins" will have to rock out for me.
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Disconnected and still alive
I'm surprised I still know how to blog. Ever since I moved back home I barely keep my cell phone on (because I sleep in the basement and it eats up my battery), I'm hardly ever on the computer, and my ears aren't plugged into any iPod.
I'm disconnected and still alive. Amazing, isn't it?
When I was in school I was almost always on the computer or checking my cell phone. I had a soundtrack for my walk to and from classes.
Which do I prefer?
That's a hard one.
"That's what she said!" Hahahahahaha!!!!!
But really though, I like being unplugged from all the technology around me. On the other hand, I'm not completely "unplugged" - I've been playing Guitar Hero on my Wii :) So, I guess I'm unplugged in the wireless sense, but not in the technological sense.
I also miss reading all the blogs and blogging myself.
So, I'm a little bit halfsies on this one. I like keeping up with my facebook friends, talking/texting on my cell, downloading music, and watching hilarious youtube videos, but it's summer now. I spend most of my days outdoors and keeping busy.
Is anyone else struggling with the balance of summer-time and blogging-time??
I'm disconnected and still alive. Amazing, isn't it?
When I was in school I was almost always on the computer or checking my cell phone. I had a soundtrack for my walk to and from classes.
Which do I prefer?
That's a hard one.
"That's what she said!" Hahahahahaha!!!!!
But really though, I like being unplugged from all the technology around me. On the other hand, I'm not completely "unplugged" - I've been playing Guitar Hero on my Wii :) So, I guess I'm unplugged in the wireless sense, but not in the technological sense.
I also miss reading all the blogs and blogging myself.
So, I'm a little bit halfsies on this one. I like keeping up with my facebook friends, talking/texting on my cell, downloading music, and watching hilarious youtube videos, but it's summer now. I spend most of my days outdoors and keeping busy.
Is anyone else struggling with the balance of summer-time and blogging-time??
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