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amynkansas wrote:did i hear that the golden globes might actaully be worth watching this year....?![]()
JodieO wrote:Gianna wrote:Clearly I need to re-read Catching Fire as I can't remember enough about Finnick to know whether I am happy about the EW photo.![]()
I had a dream last night that Jodie, Lori, Alex and Robz all came to my house for a visit. It was lovely.
We would have SO MUCH FUN!
Gianna wrote:JodieO wrote:LCneiny wrote:I never got past the first book so I don't know who Finnick is, but is that actor Alex Pettyfour (or however you spell it - hottie who was in Magic Mike?)
This sentence makes no sense to me...
Uh yeah, me neither. No comprend-o.
LCneiny wrote:So I liked the first one but then I heardSo I figured why continue?
JodieO wrote:LCneiny wrote:So I liked the first one but then I heardSo I figured why continue?
I don't know why someone told you that. Perhaps that person didn't read the book? I think you should continue reading. The story is very good.
Alexandra wrote:So the award for the most graceful move of the morning goes to . . . . . me!![]()
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I went for a walk with a couple of my work buddies to get coffee and on the way back as we were entering the building, the automatic door started to shut on me and when I jumped back I turned my ankle - the weak one that I broke in a car accident when I was 17 - it always rolls.So I went down in a most graceful not really heap landing with a thud outside of the main door to our office building with the security guards and other people I know as witnesses.
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But the good news is: I didn't spill a drop of my coffee.
Now I'm sitting here waiting to see how big my ankle swells up. Sigh.
Alexandra wrote:So the award for the most graceful move of the morning goes to . . . . . me!![]()
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I went for a walk with a couple of my work buddies to get coffee and on the way back as we were entering the building, the automatic door started to shut on me and when I jumped back I turned my ankle - the weak one that I broke in a car accident when I was 17 - it always rolls.So I went down in a most graceful not really heap landing with a thud outside of the main door to our office building with the security guards and other people I know as witnesses.
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But the good news is: I didn't spill a drop of my coffee.
Now I'm sitting here waiting to see how big my ankle swells up. Sigh.
Gianna wrote:Alex - sorry you wiped out this morning, but hooray for saving the coffee!![]()
I am home today...I feel slightly like I have been hit by a bus. I went into the office early this morning and did a few things and then came home back to bed. Ugh.
Oh, and I am way more excited about the GG's this weekend than I should be. I need GG Rob. Badly.
Alexandra wrote:I meant to mention that we won tickets to a screening of "Warm Bodies" last night at 7 pm. Since she saw previews somewhere, my 12 year old daughter was excited to go. It was cute and a likeable enough Teen Zombie Movie. Mr. A's reaction when I said I was taking her was "Better you than me. Good luck with that." But I didn't hate it. And she was thrilled to see a movie before it officially opens. The fact that she thought the zombie guy was cute helped, too. The ugly bad monster/zombie types were kind of scary and when she jumped out of her seat once, I leaned over and told her "You'd better not be so scared that you come into my room tonight. Be brave." (You may remember that she did indeed need someone to sleep with her after we saw The Woman in Black.) I am pleased to report that she slept just fine with no dreams of Zombie attacks.
JodieO wrote:Alexandra wrote:I meant to mention that we won tickets to a screening of "Warm Bodies" last night at 7 pm. Since she saw previews somewhere, my 12 year old daughter was excited to go. It was cute and a likeable enough Teen Zombie Movie. Mr. A's reaction when I said I was taking her was "Better you than me. Good luck with that." But I didn't hate it. And she was thrilled to see a movie before it officially opens. The fact that she thought the zombie guy was cute helped, too. The ugly bad monster/zombie types were kind of scary and when she jumped out of her seat once, I leaned over and told her "You'd better not be so scared that you come into my room tonight. Be brave." (You may remember that she did indeed need someone to sleep with her after we saw The Woman in Black.) I am pleased to report that she slept just fine with no dreams of Zombie attacks.
That movie looked cute. And Nick Hoult with his enormous eyes and androgynous good looks is a good and non-threatening crush.
Alexandra wrote:JodieO wrote:Alexandra wrote:I meant to mention that we won tickets to a screening of "Warm Bodies" last night at 7 pm. Since she saw previews somewhere, my 12 year old daughter was excited to go. It was cute and a likeable enough Teen Zombie Movie. Mr. A's reaction when I said I was taking her was "Better you than me. Good luck with that." But I didn't hate it. And she was thrilled to see a movie before it officially opens. The fact that she thought the zombie guy was cute helped, too. The ugly bad monster/zombie types were kind of scary and when she jumped out of her seat once, I leaned over and told her "You'd better not be so scared that you come into my room tonight. Be brave." (You may remember that she did indeed need someone to sleep with her after we saw The Woman in Black.) I am pleased to report that she slept just fine with no dreams of Zombie attacks.
That movie looked cute. And Nick Hoult with his enormous eyes and androgynous good looks is a good and non-threatening crush.
Yes he is. And she checked him out on IMDB and was so excited to announce: "HE'S BRITISH! What's not to like?" She loves her Brit Boys. (Just younger ones, thank goodness. Otherwise, that would be awkward.)
Alexandra wrote:I meant to mention that we won tickets to a screening of "Warm Bodies" last night at 7 pm. Since she saw previews somewhere, my 12 year old daughter was excited to go. It was cute and a likeable enough Teen Zombie Movie. Mr. A's reaction when I said I was taking her was "Better you than me. Good luck with that." But I didn't hate it. And she was thrilled to see a movie before it officially opens. The fact that she thought the zombie guy was cute helped, too. The ugly bad monster/zombie types were kind of scary and when she jumped out of her seat once, I leaned over and told her "You'd better not be so scared that you come into my room tonight. Be brave." (You may remember that she did indeed need someone to sleep with her after we saw The Woman in Black.) I am pleased to report that she slept just fine with no dreams of Zombie attacks.
amynkansas wrote:while i had my label maker out.....
JodieO wrote:absolutelyvlc wrote:amynkansas wrote:katniss and finnick
So not how I pictured Finnick.
But somehow, it works.
That was my reaction, too.
Also, congrats to JeLaw for her 2nd Oscar nomination!
Gianna wrote:Clearly I need to re-read Catching Fire as I can't remember enough about Finnick to know whether I am happy about the EW photo.![]()
I had a dream last night that Jodie, Lori, Alex and Robz all came to my house for a visit. It was lovely.
Alexandra wrote:I meant to mention that we won tickets to a screening of "Warm Bodies" last night at 7 pm. Since she saw previews somewhere, my 12 year old daughter was excited to go. It was cute and a likeable enough Teen Zombie Movie. Mr. A's reaction when I said I was taking her was "Better you than me. Good luck with that." But I didn't hate it. And she was thrilled to see a movie before it officially opens. The fact that she thought the zombie guy was cute helped, too. The ugly bad monster/zombie types were kind of scary and when she jumped out of her seat once, I leaned over and told her "You'd better not be so scared that you come into my room tonight. Be brave." (You may remember that she did indeed need someone to sleep with her after we saw The Woman in Black.) I am pleased to report that she slept just fine with no dreams of Zombie attacks.
Alexandra wrote:JodieO wrote:Alexandra wrote:I meant to mention that we won tickets to a screening of "Warm Bodies" last night at 7 pm. Since she saw previews somewhere, my 12 year old daughter was excited to go. It was cute and a likeable enough Teen Zombie Movie. Mr. A's reaction when I said I was taking her was "Better you than me. Good luck with that." But I didn't hate it. And she was thrilled to see a movie before it officially opens. The fact that she thought the zombie guy was cute helped, too. The ugly bad monster/zombie types were kind of scary and when she jumped out of her seat once, I leaned over and told her "You'd better not be so scared that you come into my room tonight. Be brave." (You may remember that she did indeed need someone to sleep with her after we saw The Woman in Black.) I am pleased to report that she slept just fine with no dreams of Zombie attacks.
That movie looked cute. And Nick Hoult with his enormous eyes and androgynous good looks is a good and non-threatening crush.
Yes he is. And she checked him out on IMDB and was so excited to announce: "HE'S BRITISH! What's not to like?" She loves her Brit Boys. (Just younger ones, thank goodness. Otherwise, that would be awkward.)
Kay Kay wrote:Gianna wrote:Clearly I need to re-read Catching Fire as I can't remember enough about Finnick to know whether I am happy about the EW photo.![]()
I had a dream last night that Jodie, Lori, Alex and Robz all came to my house for a visit. It was lovely.
Hope ya'll had fun...
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