Monkey see

A few months ago, my sister introduced me to a blog by sending me a link to this post. Since then, I occasionally go back and check out the posts. It does tend to get me laughing. It's pretty much a pop culture blog. I especially like the abundance of lists. To honour the blog, I am going to make a list of links to some of my favourite posts.

• Wii Injuries
• Songs for a "Sleepless in Seattle" musical
• Stuff to never discuss on the internet
• Absurdness of the "Hoedown Throwdown" (apparently it was in the Hannah Montana movie)
• Inappropriate jobs for Wolverine
• Fundamental plot truths
• Missing Bea Arthur
• One of my absolute favourites - Caution signs for movie characters
• Common causes of death in TV Hospitals - heeheehee
• Better uses of 30 minutes than watching a particular show
• Lazier potential movie sequel titles than "Fast and Furious"
• A plea against viewing vomit in movies and tv
• Movies more appealing than "17 Again"
• Why real moms are better than TV moms
• When to get snacks during certain TV shows
• The longest running fictional character - mainly here because of a rather amusing "Buffy" mention
• Why the Idol winner won

Mind you, these posts only came after the first post I read and I am sure there were probably ones before that that I would have enjoyed, but these posts definitely amused me. There are other posts that were good as well, but these ones, to be honest, are easily and quickly readable, for the most part. Many of them contain the afore-mentioned lists.

Anyway, today's favourite thing is NPR's Monkey See blog.

"Extreme"ly satisfying!

Today for lunch, my sister and I went to Extreme Pita. It was quite enjoyable. Normally, when we are out grocery shopping et al. we go grab some shawarma but today we went to a different grocery store that was closer to the Extreme Pita than it was to any good shawarma place. I enjoy Extreme Pita because of a few reasons:

1. There is more than one size available.
2. You can get various vegetables grilled.
3. You can get freestyle pitas as well as chef creations.

Compared to Pita Pit, that is good because, well, Pita Pita doesn't have any of those things (Well, not since I was last there last summer). I also find, at least in Canada, that there seem to be more locations of Extreme Pita than there are of Pita Pit. I know there a quite a few locations in Regina, SK while Pita Pit only has two (which I have never been to, but I have been to Pita Pits in Montreal and Boston). I am not even sure where a Pita Pit is in Ottawa.