Work is going well. It's fun sometimes with the people I work with but....it's work. You know. But, hey, it's $$$.

My fantasy baseball team doesn't look like it's going to make the playoffs. A slow start, tough schedule, and other teams being more competitive (which is good) have made this season tough. Next season is looking good.

I'll be in three fantasy football leagues. The most important one is one in which I will be going up against 13 of my coworkers for a chance to win $130 ($10 entry fee). Draft is Tuesday night. The two other leagues are only semi-important.

I'm behind on TV news, as I just found out the other day that Courteney Cox will be joining the cast of "Scrubs" in the middle of this season. I'm very excited about that, especially since behind Matthew Perry, she was my favorite "Friend." She's also easy on the eyes...that's always good (definitely why she was my favorite female "Friend").

Speaking of "Friends," I was never really an addict of the show. I would watch it when it came on in new episodes when it was nearing the end of its run. But, I was never one to stop doing everything and watch intently. I liked the show, but wouldn't put it in my Top 7 shows. Recently, I've been watching the reruns on the CW 11 (New York area). It's growing on me. I like it more now than I did before. The last episode was on like two weeks ago; now, they've gone back to season 2. Still not my favorite show, and I'm not going to run out and buy the DVD's (10 freaking seasons), but I like it now more than I did five years ago.

MUSING: If they make a "High School Musical 4," would the next one in the series be "College Musical"? If not, then they didn't graduate and probably had to repeat a grade. Too busy singing and dancing and not studying and passing classes. More than four years of high school = not a good musical.

~Matt

If there was a live-action movie or TV show such as "Homeward Bound" (movie, obviously) or "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch" (I couldn't think of another live-action TV show with a talking pet)...

Who would voice your pet?

I have a male cat, and I can't really think of who would get the honors. Zach Braff seems like a good choice, but part of that is because I'm a "Scrubs" fanatic. Braff also seems like someone who would voice a dog more than a cat, and he is the voice of that puppy in the Cottonelle commercials. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJK3MZL0JOc (Did you know that?..)

As I sit here racking my brain trying to figure out who could voice my cat, I got nothin'.

Again, who would voice your pet in a live-action TV show or movie?

Discuss.

~Matt