sTORI Telling

So, when Scott and I moved into our house, we decided we'd switch from Cable to Satellite, only because we would get more channels for less money. I was a little skeptical on the switch at first, only because I had never had satellite in my life and didn't know what to expect. But I soon grew attached to it because we have 2 DVR's in our home so we can tape any show we want when we're not home or if we want to watch something else while taping another show, we can. Being a stay at home mom, there's only so much cleaning you can do around the house in the afternoon right? well at least I tell myself that...oh and Scott lol. So one day while Trent was napping I was channel surfing and I came across the SOAP channel. I've never been into watching SOAPS but one in particular caught my eye Beverly Hills 90210. Go ahead and laugh, but I stopped on the channel. To my luck (or is it luck?) the series was just starting over from the very first episode (which was absolutely horrible, especially with the mullets, spandex pants, and hot pink hair bows)...but I mean come on it was 1990. I decided I would DVR the whole series, just because I was never allowed to watch it when I was younger..1990 would've meant I was only 6 years old, no 6 year old should be watching that. I soon grew addicted, even to the poor acting and stupid "life situations" that would arise. When Scott would get home he'd make fun of me for DVR'ing the episodes, but the funny thing is, he'd watch them with me lol. Guarantee if you ask him, he'll deny deny deny. Anyway, I grew fascinated with "Donna Martin" or as we know her Tori Spelling. I'm not sure why, I guess it's because she also has her own reality show "Tori and Dean Home Sweet Hollywood" on the Oxygen channel (I'm a sucker for reality shows). On her show she mentioned she had a book coming out called sTORI Telling, how cleaver of a name huh? ok so this is the embarassing part...I went out and bought it lol. I read 120 pages in one sitting, and finished the book the next day. It was surprisingly good. I know there's more wholesome and uplifting books I could be reading but I was really interested in her life story. If anyone knows me they know that when I'm at any grocery store or drug store I have to flip through your OK Magazine, In Touch Weekly, or Us Weekly magazines to get current with all of your Hollywood gossip. So it really doesn't surprise me that I bought the book...and be honest does it really surprise you? that's what I thought