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 09.01.04 - 12:48 am "All play and no work makes Kalisa a homeless girl." I had last Sunday and Monday off. Ooh, was it wonderful! I relaxed on Sunday, did some laundry and house cleaning, also finally went to see the third Harry Potter movie since it came to the $2 theatre. It was good; I'll probably go see it again. The past at the end really confused me; four different guys were in a room, screaming at each other, and I couldn't figure out who was the bad guy. Well, I figured it wasn't Prof. Snape, but I had no idea about the other three. ...I really think that actor who plays Snape is hot. Don't ask me why; I'm not even sure myself. He's sort of strange looking, but it quite becomes him somehow. I do like his voice, maybe that's part of it. I am sure that part of it is his hair; I have this unexplainable attraction to men who have black hair which is longer than the average Joe's. Well, moving on... I liked the ending; I saw part of it coming, but most of it really surprised me. But honestly, it's pretty hard not to surprise me with plot twists. For example, take one of my favorite tv shows, "Murder She Wrote". When I started watching it almost religiously on A&E, it always managed to trick me! I could never figure out who the bad guy was; I always blamed the wrong characters for the murders. Good thing I never went into law enforcement, eh? Anyways, after watching "Murder She Wrote" twice a day for months (I was addicted), I realized how to spot the clues- anything that seemed totally insignificant or irrelevant was always the defining clue. Say, if Jessica Fletcher (star Angela Landsbury's character) complimented a new acquaintance on her earrings, that would be the clue somehow. Or if Seth, her doctor friend, said, "I was going to pick you up some bagels, but the store closed at 6pm since it was Sunday" somehow that was the clue. Man, that show drove me absolutely NUTS! I'm glad I finally figured out how to spot the clues. However, now every time I see or hear something totally unimportant at the grocery store or anywhere else, I expect something bizarre to happen or someone to get murdered. So, to conclude this entry, I say thank you, "Murder She Wrote", for making my life a little bit more interesting!!! Back & Forth Previous Adventures of Doom! Villains need to eat too (unless they are robots, of course). - 11.27.05 Tips for making laundry easy. - 11.23.05 Detroit museums and baklava. - 11.20.05 My affair with the Scotch Craft Stick. - 11.18.05 |
