I'm not sure why I'm not emailing this. I should be.

Lizzie!

Europe? Pretty intense. Personally, I couldn't handle an ocean apart from everyone I know, forever.... but a year or two would be ok. (: I'm thinking New York, (maybe) San Fransisco, or Canada. Although I do plan to earn enough money to travel a lot. Borderline glob trotting.

I am a very pathetic movie lover. I love them, yet all the "classics" or movies that in all honesty I should have seen I haven't. Horror movies are intoxicating. I have yet to see Halloween one or two. I really want to say I have seen Shutter, but I can not recall it, yet it seems familiar. (the feeling is bugging the crap out of me) I also feel inadequate because I can not remember the names of my two favorite horror movies. (they weren't big hits; I doubt they even made it to most theaters) I want to say one was called Death Drive. It was about this family (husband, wife, grown woman daughter, daughter's boyfriend, and late teenage son) who on the way to the wife's mother's house. They get lost, but the woods posses them and they keep making this loop around and around, but the road is a straight line. Then something picks them off one by one, and the dieing people are picked up my a ghost death car.

I made that sound soooo corny. But it isn't. I'm just horrible at describing it. So I will not attempt to describe the second one. I also love the old scary movies, that aren't scary anymore. Like The people under the stairs.

I like comedies, but none stick out as favorites. Although I do like The Hangover but I am not ready to talk about that yet, since last time I watched it my mother deiced to watch it with me. (The sex talk was immediately after the movie.)

Romance? I have to say I do love Ever After with Drew Barrymore.

I lust after anything Tim Burton. Interview With the Vampire is almost as good as the book (although the book The Vampire Lestat was even better). I love Repo! The Genetic Opera but I have not seen the play.

Identity, Secret Window, Seven Pounds, Frailty, and Running Scared are all good too.

Well, this list could go on forever and ever, if I could remember the names of movies. (minus all of Tim Burton's)

Want to know something nifty? Right before I went back online, I got done watching The Karate Kid. (The original one) I will always have a soft spot for that movie, since I grew up with it. :)


I'm not sure what to think of the new one coming out. I stopped watching the Karate Kid movies after the second one, so I don't know who the actors were in those. But the new one has Will Smith's oldest son as the main character, and Jackie Chain as the Sensi (sp?). I think it will be at least a good movie, but it just won't live up to the original movie in my mind.

You have no idea have tempting a Sonic sounds right now. But, I don't think we even have any in California. (yet we have commercial for them on all the time.) When I went back south a few years ago to see my grandparents, I stopped there a lot. (Me, my mom, my dad, my grandma that lives with me, and all of there luggage crap got shove in a small Honda, and we drove. I know what hell feels like.)

Now that you point it out, it is weird. I think I should email this...

I like your blog. I have yet to read all the entries, but what I have read so far, I like. (: