Recent content by gernblanston

very cool. I haven't heard of Ludo and Edison Glass. Will be looking them up shortly. :) Thanks! I got to meet Tina Fey. And I also got to see some other people I really admire in comedy when I went to Saturday Night Live. It was so surreal! Starting a meetup... that's a thought...

Yes, you sure do sound like you'd fit right in! It is tough to not hang out with people in those precious free hours. I've looked into meetup.com to see if there are any interesting groups in my town, but to no avail. meetup.com worked well for my friend, but she lived in Atlanta, and there...

Thanks for posting. I often feel the same way about my friends.

I'm a female in my twenties and I live in the Pacific Northwest. I'm new here. I've come to realize that a lot of my friends are just from work, and I don't really have others that live in the town that I do. I work a lot, and thought this could be a cool place to meet people. I am sort of a...

What's not to like? Do you like ketchup on your eggs?

I'm reading a few books. For reason unknown, I have no fidelity to books when reading them. There must be something wrong with my soul, because I have no problem starting a book, enjoying it, and then starting another. :) Maybe it has something to do with my current mood at the time I want...

Special Topics in Calamity Physics was a great, suspenseful novel with strange characters, yet relatable themes. It is Marisha Pessl's debut book, and I am anxiously awaiting her second novel, "Night Film."

1. Band of Horses 2. Regina Spektor 3. Bon Iver 4. Fanfarlo 5. Death Cab for Cutie This is tough. In making this list, I realized that these bands are the ones that I listen to most often, but don't necessarily want to be trapped on a desert island with just these bands. I didn't...