I did exactly the same thing - I thought Orphan Black was starting, went to delete the recording, and realized there were another few minutes of the show.

I read Spare Parts as Space Pants, and I was mildly disappointed when I read it correctly.

I laughed out loud at that "death by Scotland" line.

It's definitely my favorite in season 10. I liked it a lot.

I liked this episode a lot. It's probably one of the one's I've liked most since Capaldi took over. (Sorry, but I'm just not a fan of his.)

Oh my god, I went to Publix with my friend and her kids the other day (near her house) and she chatted for like 15 minutes with the bakery clerk! I could have been standing in the checkout line in 15 minutes!

Within a 10 minutes drive, I can get to:
Trader Joe's
Whole Foods
Harris Teeter (3)
Kroger
Food Lion (2)
Fresh Market
Walmart
Target

I'm with you - there are some days I just shouldn't be around other people.

I've dropped my Kindle while holding it overhead (overface?) a number of times. It hurts.

I have never understood the people who say they like the smell of books. If I can smell a book, it's probably mildewed and I need to throw it away.

When I took a tax class in grad school, I was amazed and appalled to learn how policitized the tax system is. I had no idea.

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!! (That was a scream of despair and disgust.)

I used to work at Macy's and got so much shit from customers about the incredibly restrictive coupons, I had to quit.

My friend's kids are like that - the 10-year-old girl eats basically white food only, pasta, rice, bread, and so on. I'm constantly asking her did you have some protein today? I mean, I don't want her to get an eating disorder but you have to eat more than just white food!

I have heard of all of those. Probably from all the reading I do.

I was seriously disappointed with Becca. She should have known that Phil would more than likely get it - he had been a very strong player throughout the game.

I loved LA Story!

A tontine of death!

I actually really like skinny guys esp. if they are tall. The guy who played Rory on Doctor Who (Arthur Darville, I think) is actually perfect for me, beaky nose and all.

My mom's half-sister was born after my mom had already had 5 children - my half-aunt is a few months younger than I am, and boy did she hate being called "aunt so-and-so" by us kids.