My Handsome Buddy

My aunt Shirley took this yesterday at McDonald's. He is just so beautiful and photogenic.
Moving on.
Pet peeves: typographical errors, grammatical errors (particularly when people say "between he and I" or something similar), "10 items or less" (not fewer), being stared at, refusal to signal before a turn, old people who cut in line, winter weather, people who have jobs that I could do and make more money at them than I would ask.
Guilty pleasures: "American Gladiator," fast food, long showers, chocolate, Dr. Pepper, Rockapella, People magazine, freecell on the computer, sarcasm.
Catchphrases: "Your mom!" "Dude." "Mother in law!" "I doubt it." "Gabie passed a nickel!" "I believe the word you're looking for is... anyway..."
I just recently started going through all the books I have boxed up in the basement and realized I have a lot of novel-type books. Many of them I had to read in college, and some I either had to read or wanted to read in high school. And I missed these books. Yes, that's right, I missed the books. Some of you may understand. Books are my friends. I enjoy reading them, writing in them, dog-earing the pages, shelving and alphebetizing them, and re-reading them when the time comes. None of which I can do when the books are in a box in the basement. I had asked Jarrod at one point if he would build me a bookcase, to which he said that he needed wood. So no bookcase yet. But I brought some of the books up anyway and put them in a crate that was in the basement. I don't know when (or if) I will re-read any of them, but I am so happy to have them back!
Right now I am reading another book that I have borrowed from Tim, something by Chuck Klosterman (I think that's his name). I have no idea what the title is. But it's all about his interviews with famous people, most or all of them in the music industry. It's interesting enough. But I think the next one I borrow will consciously be something very different. OOH! Or maybe when I am done with it I can get to the library and see if they have that Ladies' Detective Agency series. With my luck, they won't have the first one. It's certainly worth a try. I love book recommendations.
Note: Please kindly forgive any grammatical or typographical errors... I would feel like an idiot if I knew that I had made a bunch after what I've written here.