I'm in the process of re-reading 'Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim' by David Sedaris. It's pretty funny, a bit off-beat, but that's how I like my humor.
Sebastian. seriously. if you ever need a place to stay in minnesota, you've got an open invitation.
i used to read a lot in high school and college, and it's gone so way down hill from there. i've got a few things started for months now that i need to get back into:
"the culture of fear: why americans are afraid of the wrong things" by barry glassner
"the lucifer principle: a scientific expedition into the forces of history" by howard k. bloom
"the curious incident of the dog in the night-time" by mark haddon
"talk to the hand: the utter bloody rudeness of the world today, or six good reasons to stay home and bolt the door" by lynne truss (of eats, shoots & leaves fame)
and many issues of sierra club magazine, car and driver, paste, and wired.