Christmas stuffage
Well, we had a great first Christmas together. My first attempt at cooking a Christmas meal went well, too - even if I did drop the turkey on the floor after cooking it. >_< I ran it under the tap, and it was fine. I hope. I did overcook it a little, but that was deliberate on my part. Better to be safe rather than sorry. It was also my first time preparing and cooking stuffing, and bread sauce. Both turned out great. My stuffing balls ended up more like stuffing lumps than anything else, but they were extremely hot when I was trying to shape them, so... yeah. They were delicious, and that's what matters.
We also watched Lilo & Stitch (one of my presents) - it had been ages since I'd seen it, and it was Euan's first time watching it. Later on, we watched Wishing Stairs, as well - which neither of us had seen before. I thought it would be appropriate, since I recieved it as a present last Christmas, so I got to watch it a year after getting it. XD
It is definitely scarier than the first two films in the series (Whispering Corridors and Memento Mori, respectively), but it still retains the same essence of melodrama that the other two have. It's certainly not the scariest Asian horror I've seen, but it's still excellent.
The soundtrack is lovely, too. I'd love to have it at some point.
I really, really want the fourth film in the series (Voice/Voice Letter) to be released in this country soon.
I may post some of my haul later. :)
Oh yeah, and I did recieve an unwanted gift - namely, a cold virus. >_< It's not terrible, but still. My throat feels really naff at the moment.
Food now, methinks.
We also watched Lilo & Stitch (one of my presents) - it had been ages since I'd seen it, and it was Euan's first time watching it. Later on, we watched Wishing Stairs, as well - which neither of us had seen before. I thought it would be appropriate, since I recieved it as a present last Christmas, so I got to watch it a year after getting it. XD
It is definitely scarier than the first two films in the series (Whispering Corridors and Memento Mori, respectively), but it still retains the same essence of melodrama that the other two have. It's certainly not the scariest Asian horror I've seen, but it's still excellent.
The soundtrack is lovely, too. I'd love to have it at some point.
I really, really want the fourth film in the series (Voice/Voice Letter) to be released in this country soon.
I may post some of my haul later. :)
Oh yeah, and I did recieve an unwanted gift - namely, a cold virus. >_< It's not terrible, but still. My throat feels really naff at the moment.
Food now, methinks.