Thank you, Colorado River.

Today I sat down and turned on the TV, but I really didn't expect to find anything worth watching. But. When I got to the travel channel, guess what was just starting! A show all about the Grand Canyon! I am so happy right now! And yet, I feel like a major nerd. I'm getting excited over a program all about the Grand Canyon. I miss it so bad. I want to go back! If anyone wants to come on a backpacking trip through the Grand Canyon with me, I say we go for it. The Grand Canyon is home to over 400 different species. The Grand Canyon is home to my heart!

PS-I could never, ever ride a mule down the canyon.

This is what happens when you go to Wendy's at midnight

What? I thought I ordered one large fry...

Funniest night of my life.

Mata Hari had a very wicked reputation...part 2

"Mata Hari was just about the wickedest woman in the whole world. First, she'd make all the boys fall madly in love with her, and then she'd toss them aside like an old pair of shoes as soon as she got what she wanted out of them."

Why don't I learn?

Who knew?

Who knew there would come a day where I can say I miss clogging and Timp Top and sincerely mean it? Well guys, that day is today. I miss clogging. I think Jan and I are going to start dancing again. Probably just for fun, but if we can find a worth while studio, I am so there.

Honestly.

Who is harder working-Oprah or Ghandi? Here's the deal...Ghandi did a lot to change the world. He probably influenced the world more than Oprah, but for the most part, he just sat around. But Oprah, on the other hand, had to work extremely hard to get where she is today.

We ran into this question the other night during our break in the show. We were playing Apples to Apples backstage and the green card was "hard working" (or a synonym) and two of the red cards were Oprah and Ghandi. It sparked quite a debate, but most of the people we asked agreed that Oprah worked harder. So, what do you guys think?