OMG. J & J

I was offline for almost all of yesterday.  Just logged on for the first this morning at 10:15.  I haven't gone through but a few of my emails and haven't yet checked my flist.  Surely this J2 interview is already posted everywhere right?  I love this interview.  Hearing the boys talk about each other.   Priceless.

I love the reference to the scene where Jared rips his pants and Jensen says he laid on the ground laughing for half an hour.  We only got to see a few seconds of that on the gag reel.  I love hearing more about why Jensen was laughing and that he kept laughing.  Remember how Jared once said that the best thing about that clip in the gag reel was Jensen's laughter?

And them talking about how they care (or don't) about their appearance.

And about how their friendship is "best friends" and (paraphrasing here) more special than even brothers.

I'm not even done reading through this yet.  Just had to post about it.

(btw, I attended a fantastic class yesterday, I may post about it later--once I process it more.)
 

 

Buble....Sinatra...Deano...

Random post. 

I have on my Vocal Mix which includes a random sampling of my collection of Buble, Sinatra, Deano, Bennett, and more.  I haven't listened to this mix in a LONG time.  I have some random selection of these songs in my everyday mix--but they tend to get overwhelmed by the classic rock in that mix.

Yesterday (the day before, can't recall for sure) I bought Michael Buble's new album.  I love Michael's music.  From the very first moment I heard it back in 2003.  The moment was so memorable for me that I can recall it like it was yesterday.  It was a work day and I had just finished taking my morning shower and was in the process of getting dressed for the day.  The radio was on as usual.  I was in the bathroom (attached to the master bedroom) when I heard this SONG.  It was wonderful!  I ran into the bedroom and just stared at the clock radio.  Who WAS that singing?  Where did this song come from?  I started dancing around as I was getting dressed.  I was so disappointed when the DJ did not announce the song name or who was singing.  

The song was Sway from one of Michael's first albums.  The song was replayed the next day and this time I heard the name Michael Buble for the first time.

I immediately went online to Amazon and got the CD. 

I'd been a Sinatra fan forever.  Before Michael I'd listen to my Sinatra CDs over and over.  Michael quickly took that over.  I bought anything he ever did. 

I remember years later after Michael first appeared on Oprah.  All of sudden everyone was taking about this new singer and how great he was.  I was very glad to see more people learning about him.  (Although there was a small part of me that still kinda wanted to keep him to myself ! )

Bob and I went to see Michael perform when he came to Portland.  Loved it!

Just a random post--listening to this vocal mix just has me smiling.  Now I'm listening to Bing Crosby singing You Could be Swinging on a Star.  Before that it was Sinatra singing Summer Wind and Michael singing You Must Have Been Kissing a Fool (which btw is the song used in one of my all time favoriate QAF fanvids.)

 Good morning everyone.

 

Recipe :: Pumpkin Cupcakes

These are so good!

Pumpkin Cupcakes (source)

( recipe under the cut... )

Side Note:  Must be the time o'year because I'm breaking out all my old artisan breadmaking books.  I've got some bread dough rising right now to make garlic bread to go with homemade spaghetti sauce.

 I've got this great bread book that was a gift from a cousin of mine.  The Barmy Bread book.  It's this older hippy-dippy bread making book from the 70s or so.  When my cousin (my mother's generation) found out I loved making bread, she gave me me this book plus it's "sequel."  This was before the explosion of artisan bread making books we have today.  I just looked online and I guess the book must be way out of print (not surprising, it's a very unassuming, simple book.)  But Amazon does have used versions available.

 

Jensen Fun!

Got this from mrsr58 (which was very enjoyable btw!)