What's this... A blog update?

Just thought I'd drop by and add a review of my dinner tonight. I ate at City Buffet with my dear friend Jess B. dinner was less that enjoyable, food-wise. The conversation was fantastic, as always. But the entertainment was fantastic!
One can forgive bad food when Sally the Camel and Marty the Moose are present. The restaurant was serving Craw-dads or crayfish (whichever you prefer.) This "specialty" brings out the very best in hillbilly fashion. No less than three cutoff sleeveless shirts, Two pairs of Daisy Dukes, and the women were worse.
Jess has a keen eye for spotting the future PeopleOfWalmart.com and tonight was a treat. We even spotted the elusive She-Mullet out of her winter hibernation.
The food left much to be desired (like wishing we'd gone to Great Wall off Eagle Rd) with the exception to the lovely cake-Jello concoction that was bliss. (Cake and Jello together? I know it seems too Mormon to be true. )
In all, I'd recommend going somewhere else for a Chinese buffet. When you're done, just then head over to Walmart to watch the City Buffet Feeders arrive full on craw-dads and Jellocake ready to mosey down the gun aisle picking the moose-knuckle from the crotch or their Daisy Dukes.

Currently reading

I like to think I have good taste on books. People tend to like what I recommend. Granted, I'm not reading obscure prosaic masterpieces. I read what a lot of people call crap (Ahem, Young Adult fiction and celebrity autobiographies.) I dont care, I read to escape and have fun. If I wanted to be depressed I'd watch the news.

So now onto what I'm currently reading...
(I should also let you know I do read a lot of books that are made into movies. I figure if I really want to see a movie then I'll definitely like the book. That said...)
The Accidental Billionaires by Ben Mezrich. (for Kindle)
I loved The Social Network and thought this quick read would be interesting and to get more depth into what happened with the forming of Facebook. So far, I can't put it down. I already know the ending- Money for everyone! But I have to say the world of Harvard and the people who played supporting roles to Mark Zuckerberg's baby are fascinating. I Definitely recommend this one and I'm not even half way through.

Anonymous

On Tuesday I say the movie "Anonymous" at the dollar theatre. I have to say I really enjoyed it. Being and long time lover of Shakespeare, it's always good to see another theory on how things came to be. I'm not a movie critic- they have too much hate. But I enjoyed it and recommend it. I also recommend you read Shakespeare, because why wouldn't you?