The Oscars, a dog and his boy......

The Oscars show was a huge disappointment. Whatever happened to the showmanship? I don't want to sit around and hear lame jokes about the contenders of the night. I want some action, I want some more entertainment than that. LAME. But Sandra Bullock winning was worth the wait. I am so proud of her; she totally deserves it. Again, after watching the Oscars I found myself talking into my toothbrush before bed, giving my acceptance speech! And WOW, our first female winner for Best Director! You go girl! All in all it was decent television, there were some lame moments as usual, and I never want to see Steve Martin or Alic Baldwin as hosts again!
A dog and his boy. I never understood the attachment one might have with their dog until I watched Carson and Sierra play together this weekend. There is a bond between them already, Carson belongs to Sierra. Carson tries to sit on her, he plays cars with her, he loves getting kisses from her. He never needs a bath again, I just push him towards Sierra for one. GROSS! but he loves it! Don't tell anyone, but I think Sierra is growing on me.

I have something to Blog about!

I have been saving some topics to talk about and finally think they are worthy enough to blog. As a lot of people know my family has recently added a dog to our equation. Now, being a person who never grew up around a dog, and whom has kinda always been afraid of dogs, and being someone who does not adapt to change well, this new addition to our family is adding a little bit of stress to our lives. Unlike my kitties, Sierra our new German Shepard puppy, needs our constant attention, and I mean constant. Because I am so worried about Sierra not getting enough attention, yesterday at one point I realized I hadn't paid any attention to my son! At some points I forgot Carson was even there! Besides being home with Sierra all day, I will give my husband a super dose of credit! He has woke every morning at 5 am to take Sierra for a walk; so Kudos to you Peter! And he came home for lunch to feed her and make sure she didn't have an accident. As much as I may not like all the new responsibility, my husband is a huge help, and as he should be, this is his dog. Eventually I know things will smooth out and Sierra will truly fit in as one of the family, and I will win the battle of the 'dog smell', and the cats and Sierra will be in love, and I'll just keep thinking positive like that and maybe it will come true :)
Next topic: catastrophic films. '2012'. I get it, the world is going to end, I will die trying to save the lives of those I love, it will be horrible and it will happen either by natural disasters, Aliens or a meteor. I get it. Now stop making these ridiculous films about it, lets move on. I hope the ratings for '2012' prove my point Hollywood. We get it, and the world is kinda depressed already we don't need another film to dig us deeper into our rut!