Monday, April 30, 2012

MUSIC MONDAY

Guys, I just completely skipped the blogging last week and I do apologize. I am going to try to make up for it a bit this week and we will start with an actual Music Monday. Hooray!

 

Tuesday, April 24, 2012

A Lesson in Festivals

How to Dress at a Festival
Actress Busy Phillips seen enjoying the sunshine with a female friend at the second day of week two at the Coachella Music Festival in California.

How to NOT Dress At a Festival


How to Dress at a Festival
"Cougar Town" actress Busy Philipps spotted in a baby blue dress and black boots roams the polo fields with friends at the Coachella Music Festival week 2 in Indio.

How to NOT Dress at a Festival

Wednesday, April 11, 2012

Confession of the Day

So here's the thing. I'm all about going green, right? I recycle at home, try to turn off lights when I leave a room, and don't leave the water running when I'm brushing my teeth. But there's one little thing that I just haven't quite adopted yet-reusable bags. Now, don't get me wrong, I HAVE some and I WANT to use them, but often times I just forget. I put them in my trunk and I forget to take them into the store with me. Or, hallelujah, I remember that part but when I unload my groceries in my house, I forget to put the bags back in my car. Oy vey!

I came across an article this morning called "Why You Should Use a Reusable Grocery Bag" and I was sold. I'm making a New Resolution [I've decided that these can be done at any time, not just in January] and I am committing myself to remembering to use my bags. If you're still using plastic bags, check out the reasons below why you should change that.


  1. Plastic bags take anywhere from 15 to 1000 years to decompose.
  2. Only 1 percent of plastic bags are recycled in the United States. The rest end up in landfills, the ocean, or some other place in the environment. There's actually a giant garbage heap made mostly of plastic floating in the ocean that's twice the size of the United States.
  3. It's estimated that 1 million birds and thousands of turtles and other sea animals die each year after ingesting discarded plastic bags.
  4. More than 10 percent of washed-up debris polluting the U.S. coastline is made up of plastic bags.
  5. It takes 12 million barrels of oil to produce the estimated 100 billion plastic bags Americans use each year.
  6. The petroleum used to produce 14 plastic bags can drive a car one mile.

Tuesday, April 10, 2012

Emmy Worthy News Piece Brought to You By OKC

Oh Lord Jesus it's a Fire!!!




Excuse me while I go get me a col' pop.

New Music Yay!!!

We may just have to call this Tunesday Tuesday because there were a TON of new albums released today.  I definitely want to share a few with you guys today, so check out the new Alabama Shakes album below.


Oh HEEEEEEY

Monday, April 9, 2012

Obsession of the Day, Part 1

These guys.



Man, I am SO GLAD that Easter is officially over and these will no longer be a temptation for me. I had purposefully steered clear of the candy aisle on any trips to the grocery store because I KNEW that if I saw these I would have to have them. Well, low and behold, when I went home for Easter my mother had bought me a bag. That was awfully sweet of her except she KNOWS that these are my kryptonite and that I would likely eat the whole bag [er, and I did, with just a teeny bit of help from her]. So here's to you Reese's Pieces Pastel Eggs- the waistband on my pants hate you but my taste buds can't wait until Easter 2013 rolls around.
I think this video is kind of weird, but the song is lovely. Also, Jason, please refer to the open letter I recently posted to John Mayer. It applies to you as well.




And yes, I am just lifting all of these videos from Rolling Stone, but what can I say, they hit the mark today!