::Waves from Blogation::

Hellllooooo all. Since I've been on blogation (blog vacation) I've:

Stopped by here, here and there :P

Got spyware on Myspace.

Got rid of spyware on Myspace (Clean as a whistle now).

Attended a Halloween Party.

Went to The Office Convention in Scranton PA where it seems all went well despite the rain!! 13 cast members attended and a great time was had by all!! Check it out:

The Associated Press: Scranton Hosts an Office Party
More than 3,000 tickets were sold for the inaugural "Office Convention," the brainchild of local fans who wanted to showcase the city of about 75,000 residents. With several cast members making appearances, the convention drew fans from as far away as Australia, Ireland and Canada. While most events were held on the university campus, executive producer Greg Daniels and his writing staff tooled around the city in a minivan, seeking inspiration and story ideas. They wound up at Nay Aug Park, where they marveled at a gigantic handicapped-accessible treehouse built by the city. (Look for it in a future episode.)

The Associated Press: 'Office' fans Converge on Scranton PA
The first "Office" convention kicked off Friday morning with an appearance by NBC "Today" show weatherman Al Roker and the University of Scranton cheerleaders.

The Baltimore Sun: 'Office' Fanatics Flock to Show's First Convention
Part of the convention was washed out by soaking rains, though fans hardly cared.

USA Today: Scranton So Rocks 'The Office Party'
Executive producer Greg Daniels said the convention wasn't just for the fans; it was also a learning experience for the cast and crew. "It's as if we had been reading the Oz books and then actually visited the Emerald City," he said, adding, "It's so much more beautiful here than in Van Nuys (Calif.) where we film the show."

"Ain't no party like a Scranton party"

(and they weren't even here at St Pattys Day)

Here's looking to The Office Convention in 2008!!

Forgive Me

If I don't post for awhile, or make it around to visit anytime soon. Life is out there beckoning, and I spend too much time missing it......

The Song You've Been Requesting...

As a companion post to the one directly below, and to honor the request of many (well 2 of you anyway) may I present the song which shall be played at my funeral. It is as I say, an Irish classic!

http://www.gutenberg.org/files/10301/10301-m/10301-m-001.mp3

Author: Edward M. Favor

Mistress Murphy gave a party

Just about a week ago,

Everything was plentiful,

The Murphys, they're not slow.

They treated us like gentlemen;

We tried to act the same

And only for what happened,

Well it was an awful shame.

When Mrs. Murphy dished the chowder out

She fainted on the spot;

She found a pair of overalls

At the bottom of the pot.

Tim Nolan he got ripping mad,

His eyes were bulging out,

He jumped upon the piano

And loudly he did shout.

"Who threw the overalls in Mistress Murphy's chowder?"

Nobody spoke so he shouted all the louder.

It's an Irish trick that's true, but I can lick the Mick that threw

The overalls in Mistress Murphy's chowder.

They dragged the pants from out the soup

And laid them on the floor;

Each man swore upon his life,

He'd ne'er seen them before.

They were plastered up with mortar

And were worn out at the knee,

They had their many ups and downs

As we could plainly see.

And when Mrs. Murphy she came-to

She 'gan to cry and pout,

She had them in the wash that day

And forgot to take them out.

Tim Nolan, he excused himself

For what he said that night,

So we put music to the words

And sang with all our might.

"Who threw the overalls in Mistress Murphy's chowder?"

Nobody spoke so he shouted all the louder.

It's an Irish trick that's true, but I can lick the Mick that threw

The overalls in Mistress Murphy's chowderrrrrrr.

And Just in Time for Halloween...

Tagged by Gypsy.. I'm forced to answer the following.. well not forced per se.. but you know what I mean.. :P

SURVEY ABOUT DEATH AND BEING A GHOST

1. How old do you think you'll be when you die?
I'm older than dirt NOW.. so I guess older than older than dirt.

2. How will you die?
Hopefully quick enuff to only have time for 3 last werds.

3. What will your last words be?
Jesus save me!

4. What will your epitaph read?
He did.

5. Any parts of your body you wouldn't donate?
Yes, all of them, how else will I explain my left eye belonging to some other woman from New Jersey at the ressurection?!?

6. What song will be played at your funeral?
Who Threw the Overalls in Mrs Murphys Chowder. It's an Irish classic.

7. Cremated, buried or "other"?
Personally I'd rather skip the 6 feet under thing and just get raptured. Hey, it worked for Elijah didn't it?!?

8. If you could take one thing with you to the "next life", what would it be?
Everyone I know. As a collective unit this counts as one *thing*, rite?

9. If you could take one person with you, whether they like it or not, who would it be?
My husband, and at the rate he drives, this might actually be quite feasible...

10. Supposing they existed, do you think you'd end up in heaven or hell?
Heaven, somebody already paid my deposit!

11. If you could haunt any one place, where would it be?
Uhm.. I do that now.....

12. If you could haunt any one person, who would it be?
Uhm I do that now too.....

13. What type of ghost would you be?
A holy ghost. NO not THE holy ghost, just a holy ghost.

14. You've been given the chance to send one message back to the land of the living. What does it say?
Everything the bible said? It was true.

So whoever is reading this has been ghost tagged.. so get to it then!