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The models are just my two friends, and sometimes I take self portraits. :nice:

I hope your gut feeling is right! It would be too good to pass up. :wideeyed:

Damon Albarn :wacky:

Awww. :( You got my hopes up for a moment! :lol:

Well it's much better than it was about two weeks ago :uhoh: But yes, it goes up and down a lot. Hopefully it'll be up again soon! :cheesy:

James! I read your blog. It's very funny. Shhh, don't tell anyone!

It's my favorite photo I've ever taken. :wacky: Thank you so much! Thanks :D No, it's not, I'm only 16. :lol: But I really want it to be, someday. Aww thank you Lauren!!!

I personally think the short was better than the movie. :uhoh: I'd probably give it a 7/10. I loved the basic storyline, I really did, and I thought it was touching and hilarious at the same time. But there was something I thought didn't fit- I'm not sure exactly what, but it had to do with the dogs. I can't really put my finger on it though. I guess I was just expecting a lot from all the great reviews I've seen, and I was also expecting something that was really classic Pixar-esque. This seemed like it had a little too much "new Disney" in it. Buuuut... I think it's one of those movies you have to see again to like even more. And some parts were absolutely fantastic. Carl and Russel (and Kevin and Doug :lol:) were brilliant characters, I just didn't love the whole talking dog thing. It kind of dragged on.

Can I just say that it's awesome how you find these things and think everything out? Yay Potterfans :nice: You're right, it doesn't look like they'll linger much after Dumbledore's death. I think a main focus of this movie is going to be Harry and Ginny's relationship and the whole Hermione and Ron (and Lavander) fiasco. Plus, it's weird how they're putting Snape's Unbreakable Vow a little later, rather than right after the meeting with the prime minister. I'm sure it'll be great either way, though.

The same thing happens to me. My legs could handle running a marathon, but the rest of my body (my lungs/stomach) can't handle more than 20 minutes of running.

You're not naive! That's exactly how I feel. There's one perfect person out there for all of us.

organized, refreshed, and kind of successful.

:lol:

Barbecued chicken breast and some cherries :wacko:

Lee Pace! I was just about to post pics of him when I saw those. He's awesome on Pushing Daisies. :heart:

Thank you! :cheesy:

I didn't really notice a change. Obviously, the earlier the stuff, the more different the sound- but I think they changed gradually and then had a major change when it came to Skeletal. But as for the earlier stuff, there's nothing completely noticable, at least for my ears. I may hve to sit down and listen to the full albums again, though. It's been a while, so don't take my word for it.

I'm sure you'll like Hissing Fauna, and whatever else you try. All of their albums are pretty much masterpieces, there's not one I don't like.

Oh, darn. :lol:

Well, it depends what size video camera you're talking about... :uhoh: You probably don't mean a little point and shoot camera that has built in video. That's what most people bring and use, and they actually work fairly well if you have good seats. But I don't know about a bigger, real, video camera. I suppose if you're with oxfam you'll have a better chance of sneaking one in.

No. I feel your pain, though. :P They're all talking about Clint and Ivet and Mark and Eric and people. :bigcry:

Yay! Ron looks like he might kill me, though.

Watching a sunset, listening to the ocean.

Yes x1,000. I found something so perfect, I'm not about to let it go.

9:26 PM, getting excited for tomorrow's thunder storm!