I don't know how many of you are Conan O'Brien fans. Most of you should know that his last episode was last night. I cried just a little when he came out and of course during his last little spiel.

I've been a Conan fan since day 1. I can remember watching his first episode and thinking about what a zany guy this was. I was 15 when he first came on! The reason I watched him is because I had read so much about the Letterman vs. Leno drama and then he was suddenly catapulted into the spotlight. He's had, what 2,525 shows?, and I think I've seen almost 2/3 of them. I've always liked his brand of humor, even back in the days of the vomiting kermit and pimp bot to his more recent sr. conando skits. I grew up watching him and feel that I learned quite a bit about different kinds of humor from puns, gags, etc. that I use in my life from him. Also, during my early twenties, when I was pretty depressed, I could turn on his show and was guaranteed to be completely entertained, distracted and found a laugh within me.

Late Night has also been a part of my relationship with my husband. My DH has such a dry sense of humor and can do a pretty good string dance, if you know what I mean.  Since getting our DVR several years ago, we sit down and will marathon a week's worth of Late Night on a Sunday afternoon.  Especially the past year with all of the trials and tribulations that we have had, it's been nice knowing that we can still find something to make us laugh and forget our cares and worries for an hour.

I have to say that I find Conan to be an inspiration. When NBC put the screws to him, he dug his heels in and tried that much harder. Just like we should all do in life. He also surrounded himself with brilliant writers and others who worked with him. Shouldn't we all surround ourselves with only the best people, friends and loved ones? Conan has also brought history to life, show what it means to have a good character and how far it can get you in life.

Finally, it's probably because of all the Conan content I've read and watching him before bed last night, but I had a really funny dream with him in it. It was probably the best dream that I've had in years, because it's the first time I've woken up laughing in a long, long time.

Not that you'll ever read this Conan, but thanks for the humor, the inspiration and everything that you've personally given me. Thank you. Can't wait to see you an hour earlier on June 1.

Officially back in Plymouth. The apartment is like fitting 10 pounds of sugar in a 5 pound bag. I've actually unpacked quite a bit; every day is another project.

Doing a landscaping project out at the law firm & picked up a couple in-office hours too. Slow on the job front for Ken. He doesn't start at Road America until June 5 I think. We've gone almost a month without a paycheck! I'm on the beat though; it will happen in time.

We've had all sorts of issues with the laptop and Vista, so I have hardly had a chance to check any journals. Much less all of the other things I enjoy. (Anyone else on facebook?)

I did pick up Wii Fit ($90!) and have done it for 7 days in a row! Everyday I'm doing more.. today was 50 minutes. The balance board is one of the coolest things I have ever seen. It is unreal how.. well, sensitive, the sensors are. I feel so much more flexible and stronger. My problem ankle is getting some much needed physical therapy through this game as well. I'm going to try to develop a good weekly program with this. Ken is having a great time with it too! I think it is totally worth the money!