Thursday, March 5, 2009


It's been a couple days now, and I'm still thinking about Jason Mesnick.
And getting mad about it.
And wishing that I had been in the audience when Stupid Mr. HostMan asked if anyone there was angry, so I could rant away.
Boys should not have to do that on public television. I understand it was part of his contract, and that's very convenient, but to not have given her some sort of hint? Not to have indicated that this was what was coming? Could he not have arranged something where they got together having already broken up? Apparently I hate the makers of reality TV, for bring this into my life.
I do agree with Divo though. Blush should go (although, in my defense, I've only watched it once). The rest can stay. I'm even probably going to wind up watching The Bachelorette (unless the new season of D&B Love Triangle gets really hot and heavy. Then I may just watch that). I have a hard time sticking to convictions.

On another NOTE - I always worry when people say that songs remind them of you. Leigh always told me that "She's Always A Woman To Me" by Billy Joel reminded me of her. Especially the lines "She'll promise you more than the Garden of Eden/And she'll carelesly cut you and laugh while you're bleeding".
Hmmm...
Bonnie, we'll have to talk when I get home.
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Wednesday, March 4, 2009

bachelor link


check this out:

http://tvwatch.people.com/2009/03/04/peoplecom-readers-say-the-bachelors-melissa-still-wins/
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I do not believe that giving up reality television would be humanly possible. Not only am I addicted, but you are too Bonnie. Let me remind you that in our house, Blush has been watched for the past 5 Saturday nights in a row. There are a couple things wrong with this:
a.) Blush is the worst reality tv show on the planet.
b.) No activities have been going on which are more exciting on Saturday night at 12:30- which is sad.
c.) It is a show about a bunch of gay make-up artists carrying umbrellas and making people look like whores from the 1940s.
Therefore, I think stopping watching the Bachelor and Blush are great ideas. I couldn't live without the rest of reality tv. There would be no human tetris, no ANTM, no American Idol, no ABDC, no America's Got Talent- and therefore no church activities that are entertaining.
I do however believe that our own reality tv show would be quite a hit. The Bachelorettes (note the plurality): pick a boy and create a love triange. Then, both of us can try to seduce him, and he will want to date/be engaged to one of us. But at the same time, he won't be able to stop thinking about the other one, will eventually dump the first publicly (perhaps Color Night? I can make this work...) and hook up with the other girl. Brilliant. The goal of the tv show is to be the girl he hooks up with in the end. Therefore, you want to woo him, but make him think that the other girl is better. It is important he doesn't stop thinking about you though, so he will want to get back together with you. Bonnie- this will be done. We must pick a suitor. Perhaps not on a public blog. Dinner table. Tomorrow. 5:00.
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Bonnie's search for love


so since i've decided that jason is a tool, i'm contemplating giving up reality television completely. thoughts? i feel that i shouldn't be investing this much emotion into a character that has no substance and i can't charm into loving me, since he doesn't exist in my world. so....i've decided to devote all my time and energy into real relationships, and i will now set about to con a boy (any boy) into being my lover. i don't feel like it would actually be that difficult.....can it be? anyways, i believe what would be better is for me and devo to stage a competition, in which we have to pick a boy and form a love triangle. this boy, however, cannot be a friend to us, merely an acquaintance that we seduce, and can then be discarded to the wind. any suggestions for names? then, we could get back into the dating world, and after having such a ridiculous relationship, we would be prepared for anything.

moral of the story - no more reality tv, my life will become my own truman show and i will find love.
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Tuesday, March 3, 2009


the following link demonstrates my feelings of that piece of crap called jason.
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http://www.facebook.com/ext/share.php?sid=57681311338&h=sdEOo&u=5Dnyq
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Sunday, March 1, 2009


OK, so it took me a while to figure out how to post.... I hope this actualy works. I really just went on here to see what our count was at. Have you really been on here 19 times already Bonnie? Wow... I am impressed. Just for the record..... I think we need to start actively recruiting people for EFYSA, I think it will be quite a success, and I am sure Devon can pull some of her strings to do some advertising!
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