On Second Thought

I wouldn't have killed Harold. I hate depressing endings. The Break Up sucked...

Happy Thanksgiving!

So, apparantly, I own a polo from Abercrombie. It's one of those items of clothing that just appears in your closet. I feel kind of weird now...maybe I should burn it.

My 10 Favorite Thinking Times

1. The shower
2. Mowing
3. That period of time right before I fall asleep
4. When I'm driving on a long stretch of road
5. When I'm riding my bike
6. When I feed the dogs
7. When I'm eating alone
8. Those times when I randomly surf the internet, not really looking at anything
9. When I go out to check the mail
10. When nothing's on TV, but I sit on the couch and "watch" it anyway

Anyway, in other news, why is it that Thanksgiving is always skipped? I like Thanksgiving and all of its food, but, no, I have to look at Santa four or five times before I ever glimpse a turkey. It kind of detracts from the whole feel it used to have.

My name...is Harold Crick

So, Stranger Than Fiction is a really good movie. I like Will and I think he did a pretty good job with the movie. It was full of all the subtle humor that I love, and the idea is interesting, unique, and it has a moral at the same time: my kind of movie. Sadly enough, I think I could see part of me in poor old Harold, but then again, I think everybody (yes, even you Andrew) could see a bit of themselves in Harold. Everybody likes to go around thinking their lives are tragedies while secretly hoping in the back of their mind that their lives are comedies anyway. The only thing is, if I had written it, I think I would have killed him in the end, because, he's right, there's not really any better way to die. But then again, who wants to kill a hero like Harold Crick?

Why Are People So Stupid?

I'll be the first to admit, I do make mistakes. But there's a difference between a mistake and downright apathetic stupidity.