I just saw Quantum of Solace last night and I'm just spamming your flist to say:

I approve of Daniel Craig. Greatly. And that is all.

So. I have a dilemma. I have been invited to apply for this "UW Academy", which, essentially, is a program where high school sophomores are invited to start college their junior year at the University of Washington (I live in Seattle, for those of you who don't know). It's mostly based on academics (ie GPAs, SAT scores, ACT scores), and my parents ( Read more... )

Oh geez, NaNoWriMo.

*scurries off to write*

a) I hate school. As a whole, sophomore year will definitely be better than freshman year, but that's because the last year was a total fiasco. I thought that it would be really fabulous that my school has moved back to its renovated campus, since it's a twenty-minute drive from my house, but it turns out it takes me about an hour to get to school ( Read more... )

so yeah, I've always wanted but never remembered to do this...

CHRISTMAS FIC GIFTS!

Yes, you point and laugh at me because it's like, I dunno--AUGUST, but I'm a procrastinator of Olympic caliber so it'll definitely take me four months to accomplish this on time. Plus I'm doing NaNoWriMo again this year, so that's the whole of November, gone. And no, ( Read more... )

- First off, does anyone know what the hell "bffl" stands for? Cause I just checked my email and apparently, some girl wrote "bffl biatch" to my honesty box, and I CANNOT imagine that "bffl" stands for anything good. I mean, I'm pretty familiar with chatspeak and shit typing, but geez I'm baffled. Google seems to think it means "best friend for ( Read more... )

Saw the Beijing Olympics opening night yesterday.

It was pretty batshit crazy, and I literally laughed when Matt Lauer or some other correspondent commented on how weird the order of countries was.

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Your result for The Harry Potter Husband Test...
Mrs. Black


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the obligatory "yes-I've-actually-finished-breaking-dawn-and-stuff" list of thoughts:

SPOILERS AHEAD

- First of all, it was an okay read. Better than some romance novels I've read but certainly WAY beneath my standards for the YA genre. Certainly the quality of Stephenie Meyer's writing did not decrease, but I hope you're not interpreting this in a ( Read more... )

some barely intelligible thoughts about The Dark Knight and Movies:

SPOILERS AHEAD!

- IT WAS COMPLETELY AMAZING AND SCARY AND SAD AND BRILLIANT AND WONDERFUL. Blew me away. Made like three hours of sitting in a movie theatre feel like nothing. I am reduced to cliches about how I feel about The Dark Knight, and it's only the tip of the iceberg.

- Heath ( Read more... )