Movies, studying and "Gilmore Girls"
When I was a kid, maybe 10 or 11 years old, we used to have "Class outings", which basically meant all the kids in my class used to go to some mall, run around, eat burgers (I was still a full carnivore back then) and print our names in business cards. I always looked at the cinema opening as an opening to another world, hoping to go in. I loved movies, but I used to go see movies maybe once every six months. It was such an excitement each time. Since then it's been 12 years, and I can take myself out every time I want to watch a movie, and I don't think about it very much when I get out of the house, but when I buy the ticket, get inside the theater, find my sit (especially when I go alone) - The lights go out and I forget everything - My school, my tests, the things I need to do. It all disappears and I'm thrown into a world that is completely different than mine, and I love every second. The movie may be dreadful, but the mare experience of going to the movies has always been and always will be magical to me.
I'm still studying. Have had a test today and it went horribly - but I knew it. I had no time and I ended up giving up and not going over about half of what we learned in class. I'm expecting a second time of doing it...
Lorelay and Luke from "Gilmore Girls" kissed on the last episode played here. It was like - Luke moves in for the kiss, Lorelay flinches back and he says "Would you just stand still?"... God, I love it... So love it!
I'm still studying. Have had a test today and it went horribly - but I knew it. I had no time and I ended up giving up and not going over about half of what we learned in class. I'm expecting a second time of doing it...
Lorelay and Luke from "Gilmore Girls" kissed on the last episode played here. It was like - Luke moves in for the kiss, Lorelay flinches back and he says "Would you just stand still?"... God, I love it... So love it!