I couldn't register as MilAn so i used aknalim, i hope i'll become a friend soon to read about the encounter.
If I haven't friended yo all ready just comment to the opening public post asking and all I have to do is click on your name to add you...Cheers, Ted
Ted, your and Lisa's report is so hilarious, I was laughing out loud at work! LOL! I am at page 7 right now and will leave a comment at the end! FANTASTIC!!!
By Ree HinesMSNBC contributorupdated 10:17 p.m. ET, Mon., July. 14, 2008For Hollywood “it” couple Jake Gyllenhaal and Reese Witherspoon, domestic bliss is simple, as long as they follow the rules. Reese’s rules, that is. According to Star magazine, before Jake moved into Reese’s $5 million L.A. home last month, the “Legally Blonde” star laid down the law. “Reese believes in wide-open communication, and she discussed at length with him what is best for her household,” an insider revealed. “Some of (the things she insists on) are run-of-the-mill. He has to take off his shoes when he’s in the house; trash must be taken out when the can is three-quarters full; and no feet on the coffee table.”Then there are rules catered to providing an appropriate environment for Reese’s children, 8-year-old Ava and 4-year-old Deacon. For instance, Jake has to leave his potty mouth at the door. “Jake used to swear like a sailor, but not anymore,” the source told Star. “If he does, he has to apologize.”Reese’s system for success is also said to include daily discussions around the dinner table and consultations with each other before making plans for dinner, home décor or even yoga sessions. As for Jake, the insider says he’s had his fill of the single life and couldn’t be happier with his new, orderly home life. “He’d much rather stay home, make popcorn and watch a movie than step foot in a club,” the insider assured. “So when he was looking for a girlfriend, he looked for someone who was past all that — and he found her in Reese.”
With the hat and sunspecs, he almost seems to be morphing into Heath.I almost did a double take. Too weird