I like it better when it hurts...
Ok, my computer is being really weird, so if you see any links in this entry for words like "music" or "credit", don't click them. You'll know if it's a real link you should click, don't worry.
I can't believe I haven't updated here in a month. I guess I just haven't had anything important to say that everyone else isn't saying, you know?
School is so damn time consuming. I feel like all I'm doing all the time is sitting at a desk in that hellpit, writing essays for the hellbreathers, or sleeping so I can get up and do it again. Lovely.
Ashlee Simpson has some serious sk1llz. I hated her for the longest time, but her songs are just so damn catchy, I couldn't resist. It takes a lot to covert me from hating an artist to liking them, so I have to give her some points. I don't think she's a better technical singer than Jessica, but her music definitely has a little more appeal.
I watched Heathers last night. Sometimes I forget how much I'm addicted to that movie if I don't watch it for a while. If you've never seen it, you have to. It is one of the best dark comedies I've ever seen. Who else could pull off a homicidal socialite like Winona Ryder?
The Grim Grotto. I have mixed feelings about this book, I'm not gonna lie. I liked the story, because I love the Baudelaires like my own family, but there were several writing quirks that bothered me.
Firstly, I felt like Snicket alluded to the water cycle too damn much. I like how he starts off the book with little things like dictionary references (ala Ersatz Elevator), or even the water cycle, but I felt like he was wasting entire pages on it. I found myself skipping them, which I hate having to do in a book.
Secondly, I hate how Sunny is actually talking. I know that babies grow and all, I just think it's a lot less interesting then earlier books where they would take complete nonsense words and translate them into specific phrases. It was a turnoff.
Overall, I thought the book was good. Fiona irked me, but I loved Capt. Widdershins and Phil, so I guess it's a tradeoff. And Carmelita and Esme, did, as usual, put me into a homicidal/suicidal rage.
I can't believe I haven't updated here in a month. I guess I just haven't had anything important to say that everyone else isn't saying, you know?
School is so damn time consuming. I feel like all I'm doing all the time is sitting at a desk in that hellpit, writing essays for the hellbreathers, or sleeping so I can get up and do it again. Lovely.
Ashlee Simpson has some serious sk1llz. I hated her for the longest time, but her songs are just so damn catchy, I couldn't resist. It takes a lot to covert me from hating an artist to liking them, so I have to give her some points. I don't think she's a better technical singer than Jessica, but her music definitely has a little more appeal.
I watched Heathers last night. Sometimes I forget how much I'm addicted to that movie if I don't watch it for a while. If you've never seen it, you have to. It is one of the best dark comedies I've ever seen. Who else could pull off a homicidal socialite like Winona Ryder?
The Grim Grotto. I have mixed feelings about this book, I'm not gonna lie. I liked the story, because I love the Baudelaires like my own family, but there were several writing quirks that bothered me.
Firstly, I felt like Snicket alluded to the water cycle too damn much. I like how he starts off the book with little things like dictionary references (ala Ersatz Elevator), or even the water cycle, but I felt like he was wasting entire pages on it. I found myself skipping them, which I hate having to do in a book.
Secondly, I hate how Sunny is actually talking. I know that babies grow and all, I just think it's a lot less interesting then earlier books where they would take complete nonsense words and translate them into specific phrases. It was a turnoff.
Overall, I thought the book was good. Fiona irked me, but I loved Capt. Widdershins and Phil, so I guess it's a tradeoff. And Carmelita and Esme, did, as usual, put me into a homicidal/suicidal rage.