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I love finding relatively unknown movies that turn out to be great.

Fifty Pills follows the plotline of  "One day in the life of...". In this case, its one day in the life of Darren Giles and his fifty ectasy pills. Don't worry, their not "technically" his, but his roommate's, Coleman, and the pills end up teaching him a very valuable life lesson, ( Read more... )

...but it s'all right because me and Lisa were keeping Jake company. And I got three slices of free Pizza Hut pizza. And before that I got Coldstone for $2.50. And before that I got some steals from the thrift store for only $2.23 total. And before that I got December Boys,  Me and You and Everyone We Know, and The Last Lecture from the library.

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I feel drained. I'm not usually one to cry at movies (Star Wars excluded), but this movie really made me cry. Not whimper. Not sob. But actually, full-out, tears spilling down my face sort of crying. I don't think people are giving this movie enough credit because 1)it's being advertised as a romantic chick-flick and 2)it has a lot of big-name ( Read more... )

Today... I found...the saddest sight...of my life. Ok. Of my high school career. There were seven discarded copies of The Scarlet Letter in the recycle bin in Gauvin's room. So what did I do? I did what any sane, literature preserving person would do: I picked them out of the bin and took them home. I didn't particularly like The Scarlet Letter, ( Read more... )

...I wish I could be more daring with my hair style."

"Oh. Why thank you."

=D

Some customer last night complimented me on my hair. Which I never get complimented on. Usually it's my glasses or...nothing (no, the gimp man at the bookstore DOES NOT COUNT). I felt oddly self-satisfied after the compliment. Does that mean I'm shallow and materialistic?

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Last night Saundra came over and we had a "movie day" . Well, ok. So we only watched two movies. But those two movies were more than enough because The Mudge Boy had plenty emotional drainage for one night.

The Mudge Boy, starring the usually adorable Emile Hirsch, follows Duncan Mudge, a boy who is obsessed with his death mother's chickens and ( Read more... )

I need to watch Star Wars. 
Now. 
I've had the undying urge all day.

Mmmmm. French vanilla granola from Whole Foods. 
Mmmm. Hello Pandas from World Market. 
Mmmmm. Pomegranate soda also from World Market.

Oh man. I have a nosebleed. First nosebleed of the summer.


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Why aren't there more films like this one? Its simple. Sweet. Musical. There's no sex. There's no drugs. Just pure, good, unadulterated film-making happening here. And wonderful music to boot.

Thank you Megan. It was well worth watching.