Pain and Pleasure
It was 41 degrees in Santa Barbara, California last night and it was freezing! But, besides traveling to a city I've never been to before, I also now have another tattoo. IT WAS EXPENSIVE, way more than I thought it would be for something not shinning in a lot of detail, but Pat Fish, the tattoo artist, is amazing and she does good work. So I wouldn't recommend her unless you're willing to pay a lot of cash. I will have a picture of my new, and fifth tattoo, soon. It's an ANKH with blue color and sun streaks rising above the top.
Also, I will have those Cabo San Lucas, BCS pictures up soon (as well as some Santa Barbara pics) and a couple dream stories (cause I had four really bizarre ones,) I've just been doing things and then feeling the need to rest up a lot and that makes me lazy. :D
Not to mention that my sister had another episode a couple nights ago that I got to see first hand and was not fun.
I've seen "Pan's Labyrinth" (saw it on December 29th actually) and I INSIST that you SEE IT, because it's a beautiful film. Not as fantasy as I thought it would be, but still a wonderful film. It's more like a war drama with some horror and fantasy elements thrown in.
Last weeks "Supernatural: Hunted" was awesome as always (yay for Sammy-centric episodes) and this weeks "Masters of Horror: I Scream, You Scream" was weird and creepy because there was a damn clown involved. (Also, I love Showtime on Demand! I can catch episodes of "Masters of Horror" that have previously aired, so I've been catching up.)
Also, I will have those Cabo San Lucas, BCS pictures up soon (as well as some Santa Barbara pics) and a couple dream stories (cause I had four really bizarre ones,) I've just been doing things and then feeling the need to rest up a lot and that makes me lazy. :D
Not to mention that my sister had another episode a couple nights ago that I got to see first hand and was not fun.
I've seen "Pan's Labyrinth" (saw it on December 29th actually) and I INSIST that you SEE IT, because it's a beautiful film. Not as fantasy as I thought it would be, but still a wonderful film. It's more like a war drama with some horror and fantasy elements thrown in.
Last weeks "Supernatural: Hunted" was awesome as always (yay for Sammy-centric episodes) and this weeks "Masters of Horror: I Scream, You Scream" was weird and creepy because there was a damn clown involved. (Also, I love Showtime on Demand! I can catch episodes of "Masters of Horror" that have previously aired, so I've been catching up.)