So yesterday I stayed home from work, sitting in front of the computer in my jammies and my dirty hair watching Spaulding Gray movies on IFC. It was lovely.

It's funny, had I done that on a Sunday I would have felt maybe like it was a dull day or a wasted day, but on a Monday it was a treat!

Last night I was watching Martha Stewart on the Food Channel, and the guest was a fireman and cookbook author named Joe Bonanno, Jr. I laughed my ass off.

Perhaps you need to be an east-coaster to get that, but Joe Bonanno Sr. was the head of the Bonanno crime family here in New York, one of the Five Families. And now the son is cooking low-fat recipes with Martha Stewart and explaining ways not to have your house burn down. "Don't borrow money from my family and not pay it back" is a big one, one would imagine.

The most interesting thing about this comment about me is that the one time that Columbine saw me was one of the few times last year that I was not wearing a single braid down my back, so the resemblence is more apt than he knows!

Of course, my hair's short now.

The other funny thing is that Patrick sent me a mile long list of things about me and his friend Lee that re exactly alike (same birthday including the year, both photographers, half brother and sister whom we don't really know) so apparently Boston is chock-full of Kymm-alikes!

There has been a rash of entries on self-importance lately, on self-centred behaviour, on being the kind of person who can talk about themselves for hours on end without even the slightest flagging of interest or enthusiasm. I freely admit to being one of those people, though I do find it possible to reciprocate when someone else wants to talk about themselves for hours on end. You know, instead of talking about me.

I can only imagine that the ranks of online journallers are perhaps disproportionatly full of people who enjoy yammering on about themselves!

Bart Tangredi, you piece of shit, what's your new email address!

Today's horoscope:
Mechanical items are involved in the financial picture. Repairs are possible. If shopping for a new object, check it out carefully.

One year ago today:
"The unbelievable hidden medical benefits of lettuce, details at 11!"

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