
One day things will be as easy as they are made out to be and we will all get what we want. That day doesn't seem to be coming any time soon, but we can try with what we have.
Reviews:
UltraViolet--- I saw this movie two Saturdays ago at the mall, not knowing what it was about, but knowing that Jem was playing during the television preview of it. It was very bright, so you would have had to be stoned to fall asleep during it (if you did fall asleep, let me hold some of them drugs!). I got ill when they took her blood with the straw like things... The fighting was brilliant, gorgeous sequences with really kewl weapons and outfits. The story was pretty lame, but I would watch it again for the excitement!
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire on DVD---I saw this movie when it came out at the mall and was amazed. I get that everytime I watch a new Harry Potter. They could show me stick figures and I would love it because I am always so curious to see how movies will turn out after I wait so long for them. The beginning was extremely abrupt, as was the whole movie. Though, it showed me everything I wanted to see; the Yule Ball, the other schools (I had wanted to see the other schools since Draco mentioned Durmstrang in Book 1), Mad Eye Moody, and the challenges. The challenges were especially gorgeous, colorful and fast and wonderfully displayed. I was shaking during the maze! I haven't a clue what people are thinking but Hermione's dress for the ball is nothing to write home about (Ruffle MANIA!). Victor Krum! Goodness he is fine! And when Durmstrang came in I had to shift in my seat because it was so energizing! I still don't get why Harry doesn't get more credit than he does... In my mind, I switched Lupin and Moody when he had the lesson on Unforgivable Curses...
Chris Brown---This CD sucks out loud! But I do know an assortment of people who would praise it and listen to it nonstop. The music is typical, and the boy didn't write one lyric of his own. Many parts have his voice so thin and high pitched that the topics he is expressing (going out with girls, driving, skipping the clubs to mess around somewhere else) seem more stupid yet! He is sixteen, but he sounds like he is twelve, singing about how things make him "Run it" and say "Yo" with a mountain of other songs that make no sense, or are so annoying that I have to skip them (the second half of the disc). "Gimme That" was the reason I bought this disc. He sounded his age, and kept things more tame, even though he is still driven to say Gimme, I swear, like twenty something times... I should have just downloaded it...
I am: Listening to Jem
Hungry!
Thirsty!
Anxious for Lent tonite, and really wanting some soup...
I feel: Tired, and my legs hurt