Monday, March 30, 2009

I'm a slacker, Heidi's a Supermodel, KStew is an 80s Lady, and Robward might by stinky but he sparkles!

I promise, I haven't abandoned my blog. I've been preoccupied with life. Stupid life! And it's been a busy time at work. And my in-laws are in town and are our first official overnight house guests. So I've been kind of overwhelmed lately. But guess what y'all? It's New Moon Monday!! And we have lots to talk about!
First off, casting news!
Gotta say, not what I was picturing. Am I the only one who thought they would choose old guys for Aro, Marcus and Caius? But you never know, he could rock it. I can honestly say that I haven't a clue who this guy is, but the Twilight Mafia has informed me that he was in Sweeney Todd. I might have preferred somebody else from that movie, but whatever. It's Summit.
In other casting news, Heidi Is a Supermodel! And no, I don't mean Heidi Klum. The actress playing Heidi is this girl, and they are already trying to start rumors about a love triangle. Guffaw. I think she is pretty and a nice alternative to the always lovely AnnaLynne McCord.
(You know I love her).
Kristen has a lot going on right now. A movie she made when she was just a youngin' (that was directed by Mary Stuart Masterson, aka Idgie Threadgoode) just came out on DVD. It's called The Cake Eaters and I can't wait to watch it (but unfortunately won't have time to watch until Wednesday--hopefully). Anyway she is supposedly amazing in it. Will report on that next week, along with my feelings on Adventureland which comes out on Friday. It's going to be a KStew-filled week. (BTW, I refuse to comment on the Kristen Stewart And Nikki Reed Kissing in Edward's Volvo video because I'm so annoyed with Nikki Reed and her famewhoring ways that I could scream).
Speaking of famewhores, I'm getting tired of everyone ragging on Rob and saying that he stinks. And Robert Pattinson has been named the 100th unsexiest man alive. Boo on those people.Just look at that face. Bert's sad. J/K. But you should definitely take a look at this Q&A with moviefone where he clears the air on this and other rumors.
And take a look at this interview with Glamour Spain(translated).
Who else is excited for the How to Be Soundtrack?
I know I am! And finally, I leave you with this WTF moment:
Remember, leave the biting to professionals like RPattz.
Have a great day!
Love,
Elle Bunny

Wednesday, March 25, 2009

To Twitter or Not to Twitter...

That is the question. Twitter scares me. It's like the great unknown to me. It feels a little too much like Big Brother. Not that I'm an extremely private person (I do blog my life away)...I'm just not sure if someone needs to know where I'm at or what I'm doing all the time. It makes me nervous to update my Facebook status. (My current Facebook Status states that I feel like taking a 4 hour nap). Thoughts start racing through my mind--what if a skank I went to high school misreads my Facebook status and tells everyone that I have a sleep disorder? What if someone reads it that doesn't understand my sense of humor or how late I stayed up last night watching Golden Girls, and thinks to themselves, "she is such a Debbie Downer." What if I don't get to update my status for the next 3 months and everyone thinks that I'm still taking that much needed nap? I understand that everybody has control over how much they update their Facebook Status and twitter or tweet or whatever you want to call it; but I think in my case Twittering can only lead to one thing: TMI. I have a problem with over sharing when I'm in a weird mood. Not as much as say Simon Van Kempen from Real Housewives of New York, but I have my moments.
For those of you who might have been living under a rock, Twitter is a social-networking site and according to it's
Wiki page, Twitter enables its users to send and read other users' updates known as tweets. Tweets are text-based posts of up to 140 bytes in length. Updates are displayed on the user's profile page and delivered to other users who have signed up to receive them. And while I might be scared to Twitter myself, I do find myself reading other peoples Twitters (or Tweets...still haven't figured that out yet).
I'm oddly fascinated with celebrities on Twitter. It's so ridiculous to me that all of these people who are so concerned with having private lives constantly let everyone know what's going on in them. Twitter is supposedly the reason that
Jennifer Aniston dumped John Mayer--she reportedly couldn't take his addiction to Twittering his every move. On the other hand, Demi Moore somehow hasn't divorced Ashton Kutcher yet for posting this picture of her on his Twitter. And I have found myself losing respect for Demi after reading her Tweets. She can't spell and she writes inane things like "ahhhhh friday indeed....I am taking a moment to appreciate the small things like guacamole and chips!" and "the gift of life is upon us..breathe and recognize the power you hold!" As my Dad would say, where's a hand grenade when you need one?
I feel lukewarm about John Mayer's Twitter page While I monitor it, in the same way I monitor his career, I find myself alternating between loving him when I see a glimpse of what he used to be (I'm an old school John Mayer fan and am amused by statements like "The next time you happen to hear Muzak, pretend that the song is being performed by kittens.") and marveling at the tool that he has become ("Be yourself today. Be wildly yourself.")
Twitter can also be a tool to help you realize the absolute awesomeness of people. Such as Christopher Walken. Who I've always thought was kind of awesome (how could you not after watching that Fatboy Slim video?), but have grown to love so much more by reading musings on his Twitter page.
"There's a kid on a Pogo stick in front of my house. It's nearly midnight so let's assume he's been drinking. This should end well for him."
"I claim to be frightened of horses but do so only to get out of attending parades. It's peculiar but has served me well. The horses get it."
"A neighbor kid shows up from time to time dressed as Superman. I think it's him anyway. Very difficult to say for sure without the glasses."
How could you not love that?
Please share your thoughts on Twitter with me. I can't decide how I feel about it.
Have a great day!
Love,
Elle Bunny

Monday, March 23, 2009

First Official New Moon Monday!

After this weekend, I feel like it is officially time to start looking forward to New Moon. It is only about eight months away. And it has started filming. And this weekend, the Twilight DVD came out. So in honor of this new era, I will often be using my Mondays to discuss all things New Moon and Twilight-Saga related. But first, I will discuss the Twilight DVD.
I got the DVD at Target on Saturday morning, and from my Livejournal research, it seems like that was the best one out there. I didn't want to go to a midnight release party because I'm a granny and I knew I wouldn't stay up to watch it that night. I was glad to read that Kristen, Rob and Taylor weren't forced to attend any of these midnight release parties, either, because really, haven't they been through enough? What with the Hot Topic mobbings and Summit recently sending Rob to Wal-Mart headquarters in Arkansas, I'm just glad that they didn't send them out because I fear one of them might have been killed in a mobbing. For those who don't know, there are several different editions of this thing already. The Target Twilight DVD has three DVDs, which include loads of extended and deleted scenes, music videos, talks with the casts, special vampire kiss montages, and Bert playing some piano. Apparently, I'm not the only one who is obsessed, because the movie sold 3 million copies on Saturday. That's pretty awesome.

So here are my top 5 reasons to buy the DVD:

5) The Bella's Lullaby Remix and the Vampire Kiss Montage. Both are super cheesy. The Lullaby Remix features footage from the original bedroom kissing scene which was nixed by SMeyer for being too hot. And it is. The Vampire Kiss Montage is just ridiculous and kind of hot but really scary and overall makes me glad that Chris Weitz is directing New Moon.
4) The Extended scenes. I love seeing anything extra that didn't quite make it into the movie. I have to say, that after watching these scenes, I'm not sure why they cut the extra parts out.
3) The Deleted Scenes. They are made of awesome. Makes me wonder why they were deleted. And again, makes me glad that Chris Weitz is directing New Moon.
2) Edward's piano scene. Rob improvising his version of Bella's Lullaby on the piano. It's amazing and makes me sad that they didn't use it, because that just would have meant so much more, you know? There is a lot of lip pursing and lots of hand shots, which is nice because Rob has nice hands.
1) The commentary. It is amazing. Rob is hilarious with comments like this:
"Never trust a guy who plucks his eyebrows."
"I have so many inexplicable facial expressions in this movie."
"I had pecs for about two days. Everyone would hate me. Just look at me walking around with my little peacoat on. My little customized pea coat."
"Sometimes I think I look like I’ve had facial reconstructive surgery. Like after burns."
[Jokingly] "I hate people who cry around me. I'm not friends with them anymore. Especially girls. Cuz girls are crying all the time. It's like, 'Shut up.' [Catherine Hardwicke points out that he just admitted that HE cried too] But I was crying over something legitimate. A movie."
"I'd love to be able to fit in a box. Like one of those people who fit into small boxes. I'd love it."
[Scene in the forest where Edward asks Bella, "What do we eat?"]: "Cheeseburgers."
[Scene where Edward shows off his sparkly body]: "I'm sorry, Bella. I'm just like a sweaty guy."
"I notice I have one of those butt chins. Like a nubbin."
So yes. I think you should buy the DVD.
Onto New Moon. I'm getting excited, but getting mad at myself for getting excited, because if I go in with low expectations I'm hoping I'll be happier with it than I was with Twilight. But try as I might, I can't help getting excited when I look at these pictures and watch these videos.
This is apparently the new Wolf Pack. Which makes me excited. Because the only thing funnier than the biology scene in Twilight is Solomon/Sam and his wooden delivery of the line "The Cullens don't come here." I wait for it and giggle every time I watch the movie. Plus, a lot of these guys are really good looking and the girls look like I pictured them (and there isn't a Disney star in sight). I hope they really give Emily a big gnarly scar.
Sometimes Taylor annoys me so much that I forget how cute he is. I'm glad his face is growing into his nose.
This guy is cute. I don't even know who he is playing, but to me, he looks like a Sam. Vast improvement--two thumbs up!

I am starting to become a fan of the Wolf Pack. Can someone check my temperature?

This is a picture of Chris Weitz visiting a luxury car dealership. I cannot wait for the scene with Alice stealing the Porsche. Oh how I've missed you, Bella's Big Old Red Truck. These lucky bitches were in Vancouver and got to hang with KStew and Failcob. This is when they were filming for the cliff-diving scene (OMG OMG). Kristen has confirmed that she will not actually be jumping, but it will look like it due to the magic of CGI. I have seen The Golden Compass and I have no doubts that it will look better than Twilight's CGI.
Hello from the New Moon set
by officialspunkransom

I wonder if they are expanding Victoria's role in New Moon. Because if I'm remembering the book correctly, her part consisted of a glimpse of flaming red hair. I'd be happy for them too, because I love Rachelle.

E news Ashley Green discusses New Moon (3-19-09)
by officialspunkransom

I just love Ashley Greene. She's almost as awesome as Alice.

I'm not kidding. I really enjoy Ashley Greene.

And I love KStew, too. People need to quit giving her a hard time and respect the bitchface.
This calms my fears about what they were going to do about Bella's house.They just built a replica in Vancouver. But I'm extremely concerned on how they will do this with the Cullen's house (although I hope they do).
One final note:
A fan named Julie met Peter Facinelli and she shared this information:
He talked to us about the script for New Moon and said he was happy with it. He mentioned his concerns at a man directing a story told from a woman’s (Bella’s) viewpoint, but how he was then totally reassured after meeting Chris Weitz the director. My favourite bit of insiders gossip that he gave us was one of the stage directions. In the New Moon script it says ‘the sunlight catches Edward’s skin and we see him sparkle’ ,it then says in brackets underneath (BUT BETTER THAN IN TWILIGHT) I guess they really are trying to improve the special effects!
That's what I like to hear!
Have a great New Moon Monday!
Love,
Elle Bunny

Friday, March 20, 2009

Sawyer from Lost is Friday's Fun Fearless Male!

For some reason I rarely talk about it here, but Lost is one of my favorite shows on TV. Friday Night Lights and Lost are the two shows that Mr. Bunny and I always watch together and absolutely cannot miss. And we both agree, that the two most awesome male characters on TV are Coach from FNL and one Mr. James "Sawyer" Ford from Lost. Here is just a sampling of the awesomeness that is Sawyer.
So lately, things have been even crazier than they normally are on Lost. They've added time travel to the equation and now Sawyer has been transported back in time to the 70s. He has joined the Dharma initiative and lives with Juliet. He goes by the name James LaFleur (which was one of his conman names). Now, Jack, Kate, Hurley and Sayid have returned to the island and have entered the time warp with him and the others that were left behind. It has definitely thrown a wrench into things, and it is great to see how Sawyer handles things.

Now I'm not one of those people who hate on Jack and Kate all the time, even if they are kind of annoying. I just prefer Sawyer. And I like him and Juliet together, even though I know they will probably end the series with him and Kate as a couple. Anyway, I like seeing Sawyer as the hero/leader. He's just so much less sanctimonious than Jack.

I can't wait to see what happens as this show plays out. Most of all, I can't wait to hear Sawyer's commentary throughout the whole ordeal.

Let's celebrate Sawyer, Friday's Fun Fearless Male!

Everyone have a great weekend!

Love,

Elle Bunny

Thursday, March 19, 2009

RIP-Natasha Richardson-1963-2009

So Tragic.
I've always held an affinity for Natasha Richardson. She just seemed so warm and nice. She had a wonderful speaking voice. My favorite performance by Natasha is honestly in The Parent Trap with Lindsay Lohan--that was an awesome movie and she was great in it. Here is a clip.
She is survived by her wonderful husband Liam and their two sons.
RIP Natasha. You will be missed.

Wednesday, March 18, 2009

James Franco: Biopic King?

James Franco is one of my favorite actors. He was so amazing in his portrayal of James Dean that I tend to think of him as an extension of the icon. His Independent Spirit Award-winning turn in Milk last year was also incredible and in my opinion was by far the most understatedly elegant performance in the movies during the past year. Now, James is going to star in Howl, a new movie about the life of poet Allen Ginsberg. And I must say, I like seeing him in glasses (that was my favorite part of the James Dean biopic). Now there's no doubt that James Franco has incredible comedic timing (just watch this clip from Pineapple Express if your not convinced) and he is great at creating new characters, but I must say that I think he is the King of Biopics. He's my pick for A Jeff Buckley biopic.
Also, I must say, it's hard for me to describe how much I love an actor who is getting his masters degree in writing from Columbia University and is writing a book. I salute you, James Franco, King of the Biopic!
Have a great day!
Love,
Elle Bunny

Tuesday, March 17, 2009

Happy Saint Patrick's Day!

Could be a crackhead!

(Could be it's Couldbelline)

Have a great day!

Love,

Elle Bunny

Monday, March 16, 2009

My Favorite Things Monday: My Current Obsession: SKINS

I'm so obsessed with this show.

It's about British kids growing up in Bristol. They are obviously very into partying. One of them (Sid) lusts after another member of the group (Michelle, who just so happens to be his best friend's girlfriend), while yet another member of the group lusts after them and then feels dejected and tries to commit suicide (that would be Cassie, who also happens to be bulimic.) His best friend Tony is like an evil Zack Morris-Chuck Bass hybrid. And I love Chris, who is in love with his psychology teacher. They all have crazy home lives. Each episode focuses on a character from the group.
Basically, it's like Beverly Hills, 90210/The O.C-if all the kids were British, and by definition, more interesting. I love it.

Apparently, in Season 3, all the characters you fall in love with leave and they focus on Tony's younger sister Effy. To which I say, Boo, Chicken, because I love these kids, but, oh well. Right now I'm just enjoying the fact that I'm only 2/3 of the way through the first season.

(If you happen to live in England and stumbled across this blog, just ignore me. I'm a new convert and I know nothing).
Fun Cast Facts:

Tony is the boy from About a Boy all grown up. He's cute. And plays a lovable asshole. With a ridiculous comforter.
Dev Patel, of Slumdog Millionaire fame, plays a character named Anwar. He's lovable as well (but not really an asshole. I mean, he has his asshole moments, but overall, he's a nice guy).
So you should definitely check this show out if you haven't already (apparently it is playing on TV in America, but I haven't come across it. I heard about it from fans of Dev Patel and ordered it on Netflix). My favorite episode is "Maxxie & Anwar" in which they visit Russia on a field trip. Hilarity ensues.
Have a great day!

Love,
Elle Bunny

Friday, March 13, 2009

I think it would be more accurate to say "Hide your Womenfolk"

Yeah.
So I don't think anything that I could say about these pictures or this
article could really sum up the awesomeness of either one. I will say that I got into a car accident yesterday and I still managed to stay in a good mood (I'm okay; so is the other driver who was at fault; our cars are drivable just some scraped paint; the point is that usually if something like that happened I would be bummed out for the rest of the day). Chalk it up to the healing powers of Rob. So I'm just going to highlight some of my favorite quotes from the article, which made me giggle and left me in tears. Finally-a writer who totally gets Rob.

"He explains that the place he’s staying at in L.A. has a microwave, and that he’s never had a microwave before, and that he spends a lot of time looking for new things you can microwave. Those frozen cheeseburgers, from the store. A carrot. ""Pattinson says he’s always been hypersensitive about being looked at, that when he was a kid and somebody’d make eye contact with him on the bus or something, he’d freak out. He’s one of those tall people who hunch, trying to disappear. Then all this stuff happened. He wasn’t ready. His first thought, whenever he finds himself in one of these crowds, is always, Someone could very easily stab me."

"he isn’t complaining. We don’t want to make it sound like he’s complaining. But he can feel all of it making him crazy. It’s like being a fugitive in your own backyard. The other day, he went out, shook off three paparazzi-mobiles, hit the drive-thru at the In-N-Out. He was going to eat a burger in the car. He drove around and found a gas-station parking lot a few blocks away, intending to sit there and eat, “just hidden, in the darkness.'And I turn around,' he says, 'and in the car next to me, there’s a woman giving a man a blow job! Right there, in the car park!' This is what this kind of attention does to you; to do the things that normal people do, you have to go where normal people go to do furtive things.Somebody got pictures of him anyway. Hidden in the darkness! Like some kind of Hamburglar!""He tries not to go out if he can avoid it. Stays home, watches movies, microwaves. Mostly, though, he reads about himself on the Internet. According to the Internet, there is another Robert Pattinson out there, living a very different life. A creature of the night, eager to sink his fangs into anything with boobs and a pulse. All bullshit, Pattinson says, but he reads the stories anyway, out of a kind of masochistic narcissism.And he admits to reading it, which is the really weird part. He reads the gossip blogs and the Twilight fan fiction ('It’s surprisingly hard-core. And very well written'). He knows what the fake Robert Pattinson said on the fake Robert Pattinson Facebook page. (The fake Robert Pattinson claimed to have nailed Kristen Stewart. The fake Robert Pattinson was kind of like Chuck Bass, if Chuck Bass were uncouth enough to trumpet his conquests on somebody’s Wall.)"

'I literally have nothing to say,' he says. 'So I don’t think, Oh, I wish they’d asked me about my craft instead of my hair.'
Is there anything you wish you’d gotten to talk about in this interview?
'Okay,' he says. Deep breath. 'I fucked Joe Jonas.'
We knew it!
'I love him.'"

“'I remember when I was a teenager thinking my girlfriend was cheating on me, and going around riling myself up. Pretending to cry. It was totally illegitimate—I actually didn’t feel anything. I went to some pub and then went crying all the way home. And I got into my dog’s bed. I was crying and holding on to the dog. I woke up in the morning, and the dog was looking at me like, ‘You’re a fake.’
Was she actually cheating on you?
'No,' Pattinson says, laughing.
'I thought I’d seen her with another guy, but she wasn’t even there. I spent three days apologizing to the dog.
'"

"Pattinson offers us a ride to our hotel. As we’re getting up to leave, he glances out the window behind him. 'Well,' he says, 'you’ll be encountering the other end of it now.'

Pardon?

'The 14-year-old paparazzo is outside,' Pattinson says.

Sure enough—when we get outside, there’s this kid, a scowling Dennis the Menace type in baggy jeans, blasting away with a giant camera.

'You look really young,' Pattinson says to the kid, who’s backing out into oncoming traffic, still shooting. 'How old are you?'

'Sixteen,' the kid says.

...
We make it to the car and speed off. Pattinson’s old ’89 BMW finally died a few weeks ago, so he’s been driving this rented Audi S4. It’s a total junior-Endeavor-agent-on-the-make ride. We point this out. 'I think my agent does have this car, actually,' Pattinson says. Before we’ve gone fifty feet, the windshield steams up and Pattinson can’t see a damn thing. He hasn’t driven the car on a cold day before, and he doesn’t know where the defogger button is.He turns on the heat—'That’s supposed to do something, right?'—and then merges into traffic, still blind, cursing his way into the left lane. 'I think I’m better off on Melrose, because there aren’t any pedestrian crossings,' he says. 'You’re going to regret accepting this lift.' Then he hits another button. Success. The windshield starts to clear and at last Pattinson can see where he’s going."

A Lizzie Penny for your thoughts? Here are some of mine.

1) I have to try microwaving a carrot.

2) When I was younger, I was always paranoid when I was riding in a car that I would be killed in a drive-by-shooting. There was no real reason for this as I did not live in the ghetto, but it was always going through my mind and I was constantly slouching down in the back seat of the car. Therefore, I sympathize with Rob and his irrational fear that he will be stabbed.

3) I'm dying for someone to make a manip of Rob as the Hamburglar.

4) Bert is definitely reading Wide Awake and loving it.

5) Joe Jonas is a lucky son of a bitch.

6) Pattys (the dog and the girl) are lucky bitches.

7) Rob is the only celebrity who would offer an interviewer a ride home.

8) I hope Rob can adjust and reach some kind of peace about what his life has become.

Have a great weekend!

Love,

Elle Bunny

Thursday, March 12, 2009

LiveJournal Questions: Day 3: Introducing...Strut!

If you could ask your pet any question (and they could answer you), what would it be? Photobucket

How are you so adorable?
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Have you ever thought about becoming a model? Because you are so much cuter than Tyson Beckford.
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What is it like to sleep so much? Photobucket
Do you want to go fishing with your Paw-Paw?Photobucket
How is it possible you have already perfected your "Bitch, please" face when you are only one year old?
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No, really, how many hours a day do you sleep? And could we trade places for a day? because your life seems pretty sweet.
I'm so glad we found you!
Love,
Elle Bunny
aka Meowmy
(and yes, I know all the puns with the names are ridiculous, but it's what we do in my family. Don't judge)

Tuesday, March 10, 2009

LiveJournal Questions: Day 2

When you're stuck in a boring class or meeting, what's your favorite way to keep yourself entertained (or at least from falling asleep)?
It varies. Lately I've been trying to name all the folks who have taken the top spot on American Idol (try it; it's harder than you think).
At times you might find me trying to remember all the classes I took my Freshman year of college (That one year at Baylor, which cost more than the next three years at UT, certainly made an impression on me considering I have a hard time remembering 6 of the 10 or so I'm estimating I took. Sorry Mom and Dad). Sometimes I try and remember where they've had all the seasons of Real World.
But most of the time I think of different ways to annoy my boss,who is usually running said meetings.
Can I complain to y'all for a minute? Good, because I'm going to. If you don't want to hear it, just scroll down.
He is insufferable. I think he has been taking notes Michael Scott on how to be an effective boss. He always says things that are incredibly inappropriate. He uses my name over and over again when he talks to me, which is one of those things that always grates. He is a creeper--he's always just shows up without warning, usually when I'm reading about the Hot Slut of the Day. He talks too much about himself and how awesome he thinks he is. He talks way too much about his personal life and his stupid girlfriend who must be at least as weird as Jan from The Office (or else why would she be dating him?). And I have many reasons that I could go to someone above him and try and either get him fired or move to a different "Team". But I like my team--everyone but him. And I really love my desk--it's by the windows, so I have trees and sky to look at when I'm feeling trapped in this God-forsaken place. I love my neighbors-I can turn in any direction and talk to a person I adore. The one ingredient that sucks is my boss. And I'm afraid that if I go to his superior, she will see our not getting along as an "isolated incident" and move me instead of him. And in the immortal words of Michael Bolton from Office Space "why should I have to change when he's the one who sucks?"
Quick story of how he annoys me and how I handle it (passive-aggressively, of course):
My stupid boss has been copying one of the other Team Supervisors by having us sit with other team members for an hour and listen to their call-taking technique. Anyway, we have an odd number of team members and so he has to have someone observe him take calls for an hour (which he picked me for first, which thankfully, is over with). He was telling me about his awesome call-modeling was this month and how he just kept helping the caller and then he complained about a certain procedural issue. I agreed with him and then he just goes off on a tangent of "You should submit an idea on how to improve upon the current procedure. Because you know, it doesn't help to just sit there an complain." WTF? I was trying to be empathetic. He complained first. Then he goes on to say "When I was in the Navy" (did I mention that he was in the Navy? Because he was) "I used to complain about stuff..." At this point I tuned out and interrupted him only to say "When you were in the Navy, did you ever bust out into the Village People song? Because I totally would." He assured me that this never happened, and that my feelings on that were exactly why someone like me was not in the Navy, but I think that is a load of bull. Then he went on and on about he doesn't like musical groups-he likes bands but not groups (except for the Jackson Five and Boys II Men of course); he doesn't like The Village People, New Kids on the Block (huh?), *NSync (you're breaking my heart) or Wilson Phillips. How did he even make that jump? Like I see the road you're going down and then all of a sudden you are taking a left turn to the adult contemporary channel.Anyway, at this point, my friend Jamie who sits behind me turns around and starts singing "Hold On For One More Day" which I am grateful for, because I don't know what other excuse I could have had for laughing for the following 4 minutes.
So you can see why I hate him. Next thing, he's going to tell me he hates The Carpenters.
Anyway, some quick updates:
I'm in my house and we are down to about 6 or 7 boxes in the garage that belong in the house. We love the house--it is perfect.
Speaking of perfect, we got a cat. His name is Strut (it was Sterling) and we adopted him on Sunday. He is adorable and very cuddly.
I will be posting pictures of him and the house soon, but lately I've been so overwhelmed with stuff to do that I haven 't had time to upload pictures to my computer.
Have a great day!
Love,
Elle Bunny

Monday, March 9, 2009

LiveJournal Questions: Day 1

So, I'm on LiveJournal. And I happen to be a member of several communities, but I don't post blog entries there because that's what I do here. Anyway, I have noticed that they always have a Writer's Block prompt that is usually quite interesting, so I thought I would answer some of their prompts here this week. Here's the first.

You're packing your bag for that magical desert island that happens to have electricity, a TV, and a DVD player—what five DVDs do you take with you?

1) Steel Magnolias.

This is kind of a given. I love this movie. I quote it at least three times a day, and most of the time receive nothing but blank stares from the folks around me. I named my blog after this movie, and at around 2:45 every afternoon I feel the urge to jump out of my chair yelling "My reception. My RE-CEP-TION..."

2) Gone With the Wind. I'd like to think that I'm the perfect combination of Melanie and Scarlett, but who am I kidding? I'm the worst combination of the two--half of the time I'm a total push-over, the kind of lady who wouldn't notice her best friend making a move on her husband. The other half of the time I'm going off on somebody about something ridiculously unimportant, and can't see the forest for the trees. But you can be sure of three things--I can shoot a Yankee at 20 paces, I could turn curtains into a bad ass dress so I look hot to go visit my honey in jail, and God as my Witness, I will never go hungry. Ever. (Saying Again is kind of silly since I never have).

3) Sixteen Candles. I love this movie so much it makes my heart want to burst. The reasons why--Jake Ryan aka Michael Schoeffling; Sam aka Molly Ringwald; Long Duk Dong. This is the ultimate comfort movie for me. I feel like this is my high school biopic only my parents wouldn't forget about my birthday and I never ended up with the high school hottie. So I guess it's not at all like my life. But Sam reminds me of myself at that age.

4) The Holiday. I love this movie. It is a completely ridiculous chick flick and I kind of hate Cameron Diaz, but I love this movie. It doesn't get much better than Kate Winslet in a chick flick for me.

5) How to Be. Someday this movie will come out on DVD, and I'm hoping that it is before I end up on the deserted island. If I end up there after March 21 but before How to Be comes out, then I will take Twilight. Because I kind of love that movie. But I love How to Be a little bit more. Because Rob is an endearing loser and so is Art, the character he plays in that movie. To me, that movie is like the RPattz show. And he gets to keep the accent. Yum. But hell, I'll settle for Edward Cullen any day.

What are your top 5 Desert Island movies?

Have a great day!
Love,

Elle Bunny