Well now I'm sitting here eating chicken and star soup. Really I'm just picking around the carrots and chicken and swallowing the stars. Anyway. Emily is gone now. We watched "Breakfast at Tiffany's", and I liked it.

As I'm watching "Two and a Half Men", I'm realizing something about laugh shows. The ones where there is an automated laughing audience. It used to annoy me, and I felt it was cheezy, but it's hard to notice it now-a-day. I quite like the fake audience, actually. I think they add it in so that people, who, like me, can watch T.V. alone and actually laugh at the funny moments in the show. It's nearly impossible to laugh at a show when no one's there to laugh with you.

Anywhoms. Just thought I'd share that realization. Maybe it was obvious to everyone but me. But just like a laugh, a thought is pointless when there's no one to share it with.

Love,
Carrie Anne.