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Monday was Presidents' Day, a typically uneventful holiday in my 30-some-odd years, but this one was different. I woke up at the unusually early hour of 8:00 a.m. (I work at night so I sleep late), called Shelby County Humane Society to inquire about a boy kitten I had seen on their Web site the previous day. His pound name was Ren and he was all ears (literally). Reminding me of a young Miles, the orange tabby who I no longer live with, I instantly knew he was the one. My sister graciously agreed to drive down to Columbiana with me, a 30-minute trek down treacherous Highway 280. When we got down there, Ren was brought out and was even smaller than I had imagined. When I asked about a gray tabby boy kitten, there wasn't one at the pound at that time, but one of the attendants came out with a beautiful seven-month-old girl named Bertha. The minute I saw her I wanted her -- her green eyes and beautiful markings were irresistable. An hour later I was home with two kittens who had

I don't know where all the hilarious video is coming from, but I can't resist reposting it. This was a laugh out loud moment from this past week's episode of "The Soup" on E! Entertainment Television. For those of you who haven't seen the preview, this is a reinterpretation of the trailer for the horror movie, "The Messengers." Posting videos isn't my new uncreative way to stay on top of my blog. These gems have just been too good to pass up.

American Idol has proved that folks in Alabama know how to get down (uh, yeah!). This is an actual commercial from a Montgomery, Alabama furniture store originally named Montgomery Flea Market. It has been on the Ellen show and has broadcast on WSFA according my sources by home. Growing up in Auburn, this station was our nearest NBC affiliate. When I was in high school there was a commercial starring a special needs super hero named Super Burrhead. His catch phrase was "Good credik, bad credik, no credik at all!" and he became a cult hero of sorts at AHS. I Googled him, but he has faded away into obscurity and has probably retired his superman tights by now.