grr
i just spent the last 20 minutes composing a post and IE ate it up. STUPID browser!!!! GAH.
Anyway, a recap (since I sure as heck don't have the patience to type it all again):
VH1 said 'N SYNC has an upcoming release. Inital thoughts: WTF? HOORAY! HUH?
Then I looked online and saw that it's a 'best of'. One might wonder, however, how "I'll Never Stop" ended up on the list.
I hate and love this place. Usually depends on whether or not it's the weekend.
I'm happy (well not exactly at THIS moment) because I passed a test in an excruciatingly hard subject after going to study hall every day this week but one. Also, only 1 more month till I see my hubby again.
I liked the following movies immensely: Corpse Bride, Just Like Heaven (which is a bit of a modern Sleeping Beauty, as far as I can tell), Roll Bounce (it was fun), Serenity, and Elizabethtown. If you haven't seen Elizabethtown, you truly ought to. It's not a chick flick at all, and it simply exudes realism. The dialogue, actions/reactions, and even plot are put together in such a way that it doesn't feel in the least bit contrived (to me at least).
And these books are fantastic and should be read by all: East by Edith Pattou (excelleng fantasy fairy-tale retelling), and the Eragon series by Christopher Paolini (though I can understand why some people might not enjoy the latter).
Anyway, a recap (since I sure as heck don't have the patience to type it all again):
VH1 said 'N SYNC has an upcoming release. Inital thoughts: WTF? HOORAY! HUH?
Then I looked online and saw that it's a 'best of'. One might wonder, however, how "I'll Never Stop" ended up on the list.
I hate and love this place. Usually depends on whether or not it's the weekend.
I'm happy (well not exactly at THIS moment) because I passed a test in an excruciatingly hard subject after going to study hall every day this week but one. Also, only 1 more month till I see my hubby again.
I liked the following movies immensely: Corpse Bride, Just Like Heaven (which is a bit of a modern Sleeping Beauty, as far as I can tell), Roll Bounce (it was fun), Serenity, and Elizabethtown. If you haven't seen Elizabethtown, you truly ought to. It's not a chick flick at all, and it simply exudes realism. The dialogue, actions/reactions, and even plot are put together in such a way that it doesn't feel in the least bit contrived (to me at least).
And these books are fantastic and should be read by all: East by Edith Pattou (excelleng fantasy fairy-tale retelling), and the Eragon series by Christopher Paolini (though I can understand why some people might not enjoy the latter).