Another website for the week:

This week I thought I would provide for you two different blogs for the website of the week. They are: http://blogs.herald.com/dave_barrys_blog/ and http://mskarensplace.blogspot.com/ Both are quite jovial and should be shared with others. Dave Barry, as you know, is the famous columnist for the Miami Herald and his column is also syndicated with many other newspapers. His blog is basically an extension of his columns. Ms. Karen's blog, I would have to say, is blogspots equilivant to Dave Barry. Her postings can really get me laughing hard.

I just thought I would share these two with you. I am also going to put Ms. Karen's in my links. Enjoy.

Website of the week:

This website is one that is near and dear to my heart. So not only will I be making it a website of the week, but I will also include it in my links. The site is www.engrish.com which for those who are unfamiliar, it is a very hilarious website that deals with the quirks of the Engish language in Asian countries. On many occasions, it has brought me to tears from laughing so hard. Word of advice though, it is best viewed with friends so others can enjoy it as well.

Happy Valentines Day

Hey, I just wanted to wish everyone out there a Happy Valentine's Day. I strongly suggest to movie King Kong (five stars) if you are aiming for a good date movie, Chronicles of Narnia (three and a half stars) if you have kids, and Underworld: Evolution (three and a half stars) if you're a single guy such as myself. If you are taking your special someone out to eat, the Olive Garden is always a wise choice. And should you decide to just stay in and rent a movie, the perfect choice would be The Princess Bride (four stars). To those of us who are without a special someone, may Cupid's arrow find its target and for those for whom he has already struck, may your love be as strong as the first time you felt it.

Book of the Month: February

The Book of the month for February is a novel by Dan Brown titled The Da Vinci Code. Of course every one in the world other than myself has read this book, so I decided to jump on the band wagon and find out what all the fuss is about.