I title my post that way simply because I realized I feel like blogging and I have nothing to say. So my fear, and a very real one it is, my pretties, is that this post will, well, suck. Because I have nothing to say. I'm sure you see where I'm going with this.

I have cookies baking as I type. They are for a crop I'm attending tomorrow with my pals Melissa and Robin. Prior to said crop, we are going to the Memories Expo to walk around, look at stuff, and possibly acquire more things for our respective craft stashes. I'm going with minimal cash on purpose so I don't spend much. Smart, eh? I thought so. I am looking forward to an afternoon and evening of chit-chat, scrapping, and just hanging out with some fun people. And there will be food. The aforementioned cookies, plus I got all kinds of bad-for-us-yet-oh-so-tasty snacks, such as Cheetos and M'n'M's. Melissa is going to make pasta for dinner. I think my diet is going to be severely blown tomorrow, but you have to do that on occasion, I think.

So I got to meet my friend Jenn's month-old baby, Samantha, and she is just the cutest thing ever! I forgot my camera, so I have no photos to share. But she is simply adorable and I was reminded yet again how thoroughly entertaining babies are. Good times, good times.

So my good pal Cathy has her Crowded House show this Sunday, and I'm alternating between vast excitement over hearing about her adventure and extreme jealousy because she is going to see them. Yeah, I know, that is completely stupid (the jealousy part), because, really, I saw them THREE TIMES last week. I should be happy. That should be enough, right? What can I say -- I'm greedy when it comes to live shows by my favorite bands. I want to see them a lot. There is nothing better than a great concert (well, okay, maybe there are a few things better, but you get my drift).

I already got reports back from pals of mine on the DC and Boston shows, and it was great fun reading about the experiences. DC feedback came from someone I befriended recently when I posted a comment on her blog (fellow paper crafter and Neil fan) named Jenn, and the Boston report was filed by my pal who is a writer at the daily paper there (met her through work and we bonded over Neil). So, needless to say, I anxiously await Cathy's email on Monday with her feedback on the show. Actually, she commented about being excited about my reports on last week's shows here in the middle of her vlog. Hearing my name mentioned made me smile, and I actually laughed out loud when I saw her pull out the totebag I had Neil sign for her.

Well, that's all that's new here. I'm off to check on the cookies and do some editing on my books. Yes, I'm working on both of them... Happy Weekend to you and to you a good evening (or other day part, depending on when you read this...).