Best things of my week and a movie review

These are the five best things about my week:

1) We have hired a temp at work to help me out. Things have been kinda crazy at work and a lot of things are changing, not to mention my job is a dual role position (HR Specialist and Assistant). While now I'm in the position of having to train someone how to do many of the duties I am accustomed to taking care of, I'm so very thankful to have the help.

2) I have purchased a couch! Maybe that is kinda sad to be one of the five best things of my week, but I now have almost all of the necessary apartment furniture taken care of. I am pledging to get pictures of the new apartment up sometime later tonight or tomorrow. (It is finally in good enough condition to be photographed.)

3) I have great friends who helped me get the couch from Ikea today and then move it upstairs into my apartment. Much thanks to Crystal and Joel for their help today.

4) A check from the Natural Gas company came in the mail the other day. I had forgotten I had to pay a deposit at my old place for it. My new place doesn't use natural gas at all. It's always great to get unexpected money in the mail.

5) I got to meet up with a couple friends multiple evenings this week which was great. Tuesday evening I had dinner with Crystal and Michelle. Michelle is a good friend from my high school days who now lives in Florida, so it was a special treat to see her. We laughed and laughed at all kinds of things and reminisced. Maybe I'll make it out to Florida one of these days soon...

And now for my review of the movie Housebunny (I saw this movie with one of my friends from church up here - she had gotten two passes to a sneak preview of the movie and she asked me to come along.)

If you saw Legally Blonde, Housebunny is a dumbed down version of that pretty much. It had a few funny moments, but it was pretty predictable and nothing I would recommend paying to go to at the theaters. Possibly worth renting if there is nothing else that looks good. They checked people at the door for cameras and wanded you down before you could go inside. Unfortunately, with the exception of how the main character remembers the names of new people she meets, the only thing I'll remember from this movie was the security to get in.