Erin

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I didn’t feel like working out today, so I made these pumpkin chocolate chip cookies instead. My life is complete!

The recipe

chiaberry:

6 years ago today. Janitzio, Michoacán, Mexico.

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(via eyeonspringfield)

lol

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insidethebox:

I love this picture more every time I look at it. OSCAR!

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fuckyeahchristinahendricks:

3x11 The Gypsy and the Hobo
(via magnetical)

Best Mad Men moment in the 3 seasons of the show!

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seagull:

Was let go from my job. Gonna go home and drink myself into a coma.

:( :( :( :(

Come on, CNN

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seagull:

amandalynferri:

All The Pretty Girls - fun.

The Format’s Nate Ruess’ new band

Love. <3

This entire CD is so good! It’s pretty much been on repeat the past couple of weeks. And it’s perfect Friday afternoon music.

I’ve been trying to figure out what was going on all week! This is horrible news! It seems like there are already plenty of regional Mexican music stations. Sad!

chiaberry:

I was on a commercial for the last 8 days, and among my many duties was driving around the director, producers, DP, client, agency, etc. I can’t very do that in my little fit, so I drove a Ford Expedition around the whole week. (I felt guilty driving such a behemoth, and would repeatedly tell people it was a rental. I did get way better at parking it after the first few days though.)

Anyway, I start with this because it explains why I didn’t know 107.7 HITZ FM (Pop y Rock en español y mas) changed its format to 107.7 La Jefa (Regional Mexican) until a week after it happened.

Now I’m totally bummed. Yes, I realize Digital 92.5 still exists, but that’s Univision’s competition and now I won’t be indirectly paying my sister’s salary by listening to ads.

So, HITZ, I dedicate this song to you. Oh, and clearly the Marco Antonio Solis original is waaaaaay superior to this one, but I thought I’d keep it appropriate to the old format.

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chiaberry:

I listened to part of this on my way from Fred’s office to Office Depot. Tracy sounded great. I was annoyed by what seemed like Terri’s insistence on asking how Tracy felt as a child with a Vietnam veteran heroin addict father. And wondering if Tracy was scared when his father had night terrors from PTSD. Well of course he was! Maybe that’s a huge part of the book, I don’t know, but why bring it up if all you can say is “it must have been really scary to see your father scared like that.” No shit.

I did enjoy hearing this:

“GROSS: Do you think you’re still angry? Because you still sound a little bit angry.
(Soundbite of laughter)

Mr. MORGAN: No, I’m not angry. I’m just passionate. I don’t see myself as angry, although other people see that. I just see myself as a short, dumpy guy with bad feet, and I’m passionate.

I got to Office Depot when Tracy started to cry about his mother. And then I nearly cried, and was glad I had to turn it off. But now reading the interview, I’m sorry I couldn’t hear the whole thing.

kellydeal:

“That little 17-year-old boy — he’s grown up. He’s a man now. And when I was angry, when I was younger, I was in a cocoon. Now I’m a beautiful, black butterfly.”

-Tracy Morgan speaking with Terri Gross on NPR’s Fresh Air.

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I’m gonna listen at work tomorrow. Ha, yes, Terri Gross always asks questions with the most obvious answers! And, Tracy was hilarious on 30 Rock tonight, as always.