Things making me angry today:
- I feel like a lump. par for the course.
- my book club book (which starts Saturday, so I gotta read up) Breakfast of Champions by Kurt Vonnegut was $15. FIFTEEN DOLLARS. It's a paperback. AND the B&N lady wouldn't let me use my mother's educator's discount card. Because I am not my mother. Of course.
- apparently my text messages aren't actually sending.
- half priced Frappuccino happy hour is over at Starbucks. Like I need to spend the money anyway. Stupid book sucked me dry.
- it's not so hot today!
- I have half a pint of Americone Dream in the freezer :D
- Muse's new single Neutron Star Collision!! I LOVE LOVE LOVE it. and I am listening to it right now. check it out here
- Muse's new single Neutron Star Collision was released because it is on the Eclipse Soundtrack.
Alright, this is making me mad simply because of it's connection to the Twilight saga, which is weird. I used to be a pretty big fan of Twilight. I read the books (multiple times. like, a lot of times.) and saw the movies (at their midnight releases. I know). I had the calendar, the soundtracks, and I even own a Team Edward t-shirt. Somewhere amid the frenzy for the movies, I lost interest. It's easy to get so wrapped up in the books, because they are basically romance novels for tweens. Once I was a bit further removed from reading them, the movies began to look ridiculous. I lost any attraction to R Pattz or Taylor Lautner. Kirsten Stewart is clearly regretting signing on. You can just tell how bored she is with the whole situation and that she's thinking back to when she first agreed to act in this seemingly indie-ish off-color "vampire" movie, wishing she could have done the "Heathers" remake or whatever else she was considering at the time instead.
I will probably see the next movie, though most of my friends here (as opposed to campus) made fun of me for reading them in the first place. Which is probably why I read them.
I know how you feel about Twilight. I remember reading it way back in freshman year of high school when it was still fairly obscure. And then all of a sudden like a year or so later everyone was talking about. I enjoyed them when I was, you know, fourteen...but I'm so tired of vampires in general.
ReplyDeleteI mean, the new wave of vampire stuff. I still love Buffy.
Robert Pattinson is creepy.