–this is Lucy. she’s the most beautiful thing i have ever seen.

oh my goodness

coming soon

Star Trek

Hell Yeah.

4/20/09-4/24/09

Highlights of this week:

• Sleeping for 15 straight hours
• Getting a B on my paper when it should have been an A.
• Breaking out in hives.

and it’s only thursday….

UPDATE:

• Bug bite the size of Oklahoma
• Jax coming to visit me.
• Stepping in glass coupled with the inability to get it out.
• Breaking the toaster.

coming home

I wish I got half excited about anything as my dog does when I walk in the door after being gone for months at a time. It’s comforting to know that I still manage to make someone’s day after all these years.

This weekend was the first weekend in a while that I was truely saddened that I discontinued my stay in Poway. I got misty-eyed walking into my room, and for once not because of the blindingly green coloring of my walls, but because my dad managed to not only make my bed for me, but also wash the sheets; and although it looked absolutely breathtaking, I made a last minute decision to sleep on the floor. An idea I’m still 100% stoked on.

But thanks again daddy, wherever you are.

And on Friday night I saw this guy:

and let me tell you… the man’s still got it.

Oh yeah, I have a brother now. Weird.

fanciful

Frumious Bandersnatch

dreams

Lately I’ve been having the most vivid of dreams. I rarely remember them the morning after, however, during the dream it’s somethin’ else. 

The past week I’ve, from what I remember, gone to Russia and back, raced across the Sahara on a camel, and solved several mysteries. 

All in a day’s work really. 

On a far more important note: 

I can’t stop watching this.

exactly

Tonight I saw Britney Spears perform.

My 13-year-old self would be so jealous of my 19-year-old self if she found out.

…another teen movie

Today I watched one of my favorite movies of all time: Can’t Hardly Wait. It’s a hidden gem that one wouldn’t typically recognize solely by the name. When asked which movie I’m referring to, a simple reply of “The one with Jennifer Love Hewitt” is enough to jog someone’s memory that it’s the most awesome movie in the world. I love Ethan Embry’s character “Preston”; his undying love for Jennifer Love Hewitt (JLH for the die hard fans) “Amanda” despite the fact he’s never actually talked to her reminds me a lot of myself. His hope that everything is a sign that he and Amanda are destined to be with each other (i.e. Barry Manilow’s Mandy  playing on the radio) is scarily accurate. Granted, at the end of the movie they do of course end up with each other, we know this because of the cliche freeze-frame-of-character-with-brief-description-of-where-they-are-now, which was typical for most movies in the late 90s. 

It’s a cheesy movie with a cheesy story, but I love it for two reasons: the characters are easily relatable and hilarious, and I’m still waiting for someone to write a letter to me saying that for the past four years I still manage to take their breath away when I walk by them.  I realize this is a stretch. Teen Comedies: they’re stupid, brainless, pathetic and easily my favorite genre of movie.

I’ve included a list of my top ten favorite Teen Comedies. I’ll marry the first person to watch all of them with me. In one day.

10. Superbad.

Duh…

9. Revenge of the Nerds

Easily one of my mom’s favorite movies, so, in turn, one of mine as well.

8. Mean Girls

Changed my entire outlook on Halloween.

7. Better off Dead

John Cusack’s best movie.

6. She’s All That

Such a babe

5. Never Been Kissed

I can recite this entire movie verbatim. 

4. 10 Things I Hate About you

;(

3. Can’t Hardly Wait

 

2. Clueless

Someone once told me that I looked like Alicia Silverstone. It was probably my mom, but it was the best compliment I’ve ever received. 

and last but not least…

1. Sixteen Candles

This movie is hilarious. Jake Ryan is a babe. And what girl doesn’t want this ending scene for every one of her birthdays prior to seeing this?

Congratulations to runners-up: Fast Times at Ridgemont High, The New Guy, She’s the Man, and Bring It On.

no introduction