i went to see harry potter tonight with linds, lisa, joel and cameron. i have to admit, i'm quite the harry potter junkie. well not in excess or anything but i do genuinely like the movies. each one. they're all equally interesting and engaging. i only JUST got on the harry potter bandwagon. like this summer. i was dissuaded before by all the people claiming harry potter was evil. not like i agreed, it was more i was turned off any interest in seeing them because of all the controversey.
something has been eating at me that i feel i need to clear up. rumour has it i'm a man-hater. well actually, its not really a rumour. i just thought it sounded more intriguing to phrase it that way. someone (who will remain anonymous) said it comes across in my blog that i have issues with men. and i was all like "well ya, of course. i'm a man-hater". hmm, so i guess if there was a man-hating rumour about me going around i started it. darn. well anywayz, i was pondering this at work today, and i've concluded that's not true. i liked saying i am, but really i'm not. so i guess i shouldn't say that then should i? regardless, i'd like to plead my own case on this one... being raised by a single-parent mom tends to colour your glasses anything but rose-coloured. does that make sense? think "jerry maguire" - that divorce support group. then you're starting to get the picture. there are incidents that fuel an indignant flame, but i know not all men are scum. there are good men. oh, and when i said "maybe boys aren't so bad after all" i was meaning "sons". i always thought, if i have kids some day, i never wanted sons. i guess its a fear of the unknown. but i've accepted that you get what you get, so i'm glad that joy had a boy because now i can get used to having one around (other than poor tim). she felt the same way i think. when caleb was born i remember her saying "i'm not used to boys, i grew up in an all girls house". i used to call it the estrogen zoo.
I was having some problems with my knitting yesterday. the problem being i kept breaking my needles. it was sooo weird! i didn't even realize that could happen!! hahahahaha.
4 comments:
It's time for you to reach the next phase of your Harry Junkie ... ness. Read the books!
Yes ... It's true ... they blow away the movies by a long shot.
I put them on par with Lord of the Rings.
you're probably right. although for some reason its taking me WAY TOO LONG to read "our lady of the lost and found". and melissa's lent me "briget jones on the edge of reason", then i want to read "memoirs of a geisha". so it'll have to get to the back of the line. but eventually! i will! read them.... :)
Timmy Tonka!
I am shocked and appalled!
There is no way HP books are on par with LOTR (book). Maybe more like a bogey.
HP books rival LOTR movie... that's fair. And they take about the same time to fully experience in extended format. hahaha
I fully admit to being a HP fan... I loves the books. Very comfortable to slip into, in an other-worldly kind of way.
fight! fight! fight! fight!
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