I made the mistake of watching it in bed at around 1am. Not a good idea. I was so creeped out by the male lead, who plays creepy really well. I didn't get around to watching it last night, but at some point I will.

Chances are that some people won't come, but do you want to risk having too many people say yes for your venue?

I watched the first episode last night and was both creeped out and entertained. I'll probably watch more tonight.

One of my friends did #1....in seventh grade. Not the brightest of my friends.

We used to play Seven Clicks to Jesus on Wikipedia. Click Random Article to start, from there, click any link on the page, including random article. Get to Jesus in 7 clicks or less. We were really bored in college.

I used to throw invisible food for one of my cats pretty regularly. He always fell for it. He'd stare at the ceiling or run across the room to get the food, then come back a minute later with a confused look on his face.

My brother did that. He also had perfect pitch and memorized all his favorite Disney Princess songs. Then his voice changed. Every time he tried to sing his favorite songs, his voice would crack and he would dissolve into giggles. I'm pretty sure I could still recite most of Aladdin, Beauty and the Beast, and The…

It's not to protect you from the blanket, it's so you can get into bed without unmaking it. Thus keeping the blanket and sheets neat through the night. Seriously, I tuck into a little ball and slip under the sheet with it still tucked in to my shoulders.

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Only daughter here, and my husband and I are already talking about taking care of our respective parents in the future. It's mostly in the joking sense of putting my dad in a nice home as a thank you for everything he's done for us, but I know we'll end up being his caregivers in 15-20 years. Heck, I helped care for…

Two of those things I miss, one more than the other partially for nostalgia reasons.

Good to know. The idea of pulling every kosher item on the shelves in a store here is laughable.

There's no way they removed all the kosher food from the shelves. I'd bet they just empty the kosher aisle, but didn't even think about the fact that so many common foods are actually kosher. Like soda. My coke zero has an OU on it, but I'm sure they're still selling that with no questions. It's not only a dick…

I have the Chinese character for love on my right arm. Instead of black in it's done in rainbow colors. I still love it despite it being so 2003.

If it's a really touristy restaurant, the number of group shots can go way up. I wouldn't be surprised if this was a place near Times Square.

That's one of those things that will piss someone off no matter what you do. We had kids at our wedding, by choice. We like kids, especially the ones in our family. The wedding I went to last month was an "adult only reception" which made me think there should be some level of nudity.

That would explain why they'll be selling cookies at Grand Central on February 7th.

The problem is that we're moving into a bigger place, so there won't be so much of a need to get rid of stuff. We also just got married 50 weeks ago today and got a ton of physical gifts off our registry. We asked for some stuff with the future in mind, so just saying that we'll get rid of everything still in it's…

When we move, we will have been in this apartment for two years. We have a lot of stuff. Hopefully we'll be able to part with at least some of it.

I was going to write about why I want to do this but see no point since I'm moving on Nov 31st. However, this list is also a great way to get a head start on the purging that will have to happen when the apartment gets filled with boxes in November. I think I'll nudge my husband about it. Thanks!