| Oh, the CW. Adults playing teenagers acting like adults.
Not loving the pilot of the Vampire Diaries series. Of course, they had to change a bunch of stuff in order to build weak drama and introduce more adult themes. Oh, well.
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| The Vampire Diaries has been turned into a series that will air on the CW this September.
Weird.
I don't take my L.J. Smith books lightly. ;) I'm just sort of the kind of person where it's either books or movies. One or the other. Usually whichever I'm loyal to first.
Ella Enchanted - Book
Harry Potter - Movies (I've never read the books, though.)
Twilight - Books
A Walk to Remember - Movie
Roswell - Television
(For example.)
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| Incredibly random thought for the day...
If they wanted someone from Harry Potter to play Edward Cullen, could they not at least have gone with Oliver Wood instead of Cedric Diggory?
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| Read this quote in the above article today:
“The rationale ... is that nature didn’t design women to have assisted conception beyond the age of the natural menopause, he [Allan Pacey, secretary of the British Fertility Society] said. “Once you get into the mid-50s, I think nature is trying to tell us something.”
As if nature did design women to have "assisted conception" before natural menopause?
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| A few years ago, I went to a chiropractor for the first time and found out I have a small scoliosis. This is when your spine curves from side to side. I'm lucky. It's slight and you can't really tell. I mean, I had no idea for over 20 years. For some it can be really noticeable and even make your shoulder blades and shoulders crooked. My mom had to spend her entire 13th year in a body cast and has a metal rod in her back to straighten hers.
Let's get back to my scoli-the-freak-osis. Earlier this year, I got a new driver's license and when I went to stand in front of the blue screen, the photo lady said, "Hold your head straight, please." But I was. So I tilted it and tilted it and she requested and requested and looked confused and eventually took the photo.
Today I got my hair cut. And once again, I was told to hold my head straight on numerous occasions. Now, I always think that I am holding my head straight. (Although, I do know that I have more flexibility on one side of my neck than the other.)
Just now I was home examining my new hair cut in the mirror when I realized that perhaps my face is more symmetrical than I previously gave it credit. It has always seemed like my glasses sit crooked and honestly, I just thought that my ears and quite a few of my facial features were just slightly unsymmetrical. (Once again, not in a really obvious way--just subtley.) So I carefully tilt my head... and lo and behold... my ears are suddenly even... my glasses are sitting straight. And my whole face is more symmetrical!
Which brings me to the end of my scoli-the-freak-osis rambling. I'm sitting here trying to hold my head "straight". Which for me feels like I'm holding it sideways. And walking around like this... also makes me feel like I'm a big loser walking around with her head held sideways. So I'm not sure how long this will last... I don't know if I can hold my neck in such a way as to teach it to hold my head straight... but we'll see... (Also this makes my left shoulder blade feel tense...)
CROOKED HEAD! ;)
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