Monti says "MEOW" on 43 Things

How I did it: One day at a time, one pay check at a time and a little help from my wonderfully generous parents. Keeping and following a very detailed budget for each pay check was the best thing that helped me stay on track. Read how I did it…

Sep 15, 01:57PM PDT | 11 comments | 30 cheers

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be physically healthier by eating better, exercising and lowering my cholesterol (read all 5 entries…)

This is my cholesterol on drugs 2 months ago

With taking Zocor for 6 months…

Total Cholesterol = 179 (down from 260)
HDL Cholesterol = 48 (up from 46)
LDL Cholesterol = 107 (down from 184)
Triglycerides = 122 (down from 151)

Sep 23, 10:46AM PDT | 3 comments

develop and maintain an evening and bedtime routine

I need to work on this asap 2 months ago

There are a few things I already do every night but there are also a few things I need to change and start doing. One important thing is getting to bed before 10pm. I like to read for a few then when I start getting drowsy, I turn off the light and do a relaxation technique which also helps me fall asleep. If I wasn’t so wrapped up in some tv shows…I do have a DVR now though…so that should waste less of my time if I record them so I can do something more important like yoga. It also doesn’t help that I get online before 10pm then all of a sudden it’s 11pm.

Sep 15, 06:51PM PDT | 4 cheers | 2 comments

watch the new Joss Whedon and Eliza Dushku show, Dollhouse, starting January 2009

This scared me at first but they have time and Joss is a perfectionist 2 months ago

Prolific producer pauses production on program; says quality on scripts sucked.

Joss Whedon knows quality work when he sees it, and he should. As the creator of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel, Firefly, and Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog, Whedon is revered as a god in some of the geekier circles.

While Dollhouse is shut down, the cast has to stand completely still. So when Joss thinks that it’s time to stop production on a show because he doesn’t feel it’s going as well as it should, it’s time to stop production. Whedon has put his anticipated new show Dollhouse on hold, believing that some of the scripts just aren’t Whedon-worthy, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

Joss has apparently been so busy in the director’s chair that he hasn’t been able to work on the show’s upcoming scripts. So when he finally had a chance to see upcoming scripts, he decided to slow things down a bit to do some rewrites. Production is due to start up again in late September, but given that the drama is a midseason entry, Dollhouse is comfortably ahead of schedule.

Dollhouse stars Eliza Dushku as an agent for a secret organization that specializes in imprinting memories and personalities into its agents, who are hired out for espionage, business, and…pleasure. Though most are blissfully unaware of their situation, Dushku’s character soon becomes cognizant of what’s going on, and thus begins some big-time drama and action.

Dollhouse isn’t the only midseason Fox show to be put on the skids. 24 has also momentarily shut down production so that its producers can improve the direction of the final episodes.

Nothing to worry about here. In fact, if anything, it’s a sign of great things to come from both shows.

Sep 15, 01:41PM PDT | 0 comments

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