Boner List, August Edition

1.  Project Runway, season 8.

Why, oh why, does this hot mess of a show draw me in every season? Historically, I swear and curse and facepalm my way through a season to declare that I WILL NEVER WASTE MY TIME AGAIN. And then months pass without Tim Gunn or Santino Rice wannabes (NO ONE works a soundbite like those men do), and I get sucked in again. Thus far, this season is a snorefest.

2.  Pacific Science Center.

The last time I went to Seattle Center’s interactive Pacific Science Center, I was probably wearing my favorite purple Guess Jeans and those rad L.A. Gear with silver sparkles in the shoelaces.  I probably harbored a crush on Kasey Gunderson (the first boy I danced with) and most certainly had a thing for Jordan Knight (NKOTB RULES!).

Only time will tell if my fashion sense has improved, but I had as much fun at the science center as a 31 year old that I did as a 12 year old. My nerdlove for science will never die. And who knew that exhibit curators have a sense of humor? The photo below was from the amazing Circus exhibit, where people could wiggle their sexy selves into a harness and walk a tight rope or long rope.

3.  Plants.

Despite my brown-black thumb, I’m trying to grow green stuff in my apartment again. I’m not sure how successful I’ll be, but I’ve convinced myself that I am getting high from all the extra oxygen in my apartment. Plus, I’m pretty sure they love the new Scissor Sisters album as much as I do.

4. Reel Grrls.

I’m really excited to start my Design and Marketing internship with this group next month. The organization teaches young women how to shoot and edit their own films. It’s a perfect pairing of my political and creative ambitions, so wish me luck!

5.  Lupin cherries from Broadway Farmers Market.

I could eat pounds of fresh cherries, especially when they come from Martin Family Orchards. Seriously, every varietal of cherry I have had from their stand has been mind-blowing.

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