And also disturbed me at a very deep level. The pumpkin massacre is horrific.
Kazehana, I am on a mission to find that Furikake and try it. I'm hoping they have it in the Japanese supermarket... Recommend any flavours?
Cinnamon Brown, thanks for the compliments on Drive! It was inspired by several things--sort of a combo of a bunch of different true stories from friends and family. I'm working on a sequel, but that's a tough one to write. Mentally exhausting?
Broke my fast this afternoon with cold cuts, and then later with popcorn (snuck a 100-cal bag into Let Me In), but I still kept the day under 500, so I guess that's not too bad. I didn't work out today, though. But I figure grocery shopping and wandering around the mall for an hour burned some calories, right? I have to tell myself that to keep from climbing the walls in effing anxiety. That's what happens when I don't work out: panic. I will automatically gain 5 lbs because I'm too fat to take a powerwalk. I MUST exercise every day--treadmill (at least 40 mins), powerwalk around the neighborhood (at least 1 hour), or go hiking (at least 90 minutes, with mountains).
I did not work out today, but that is okay. [::deep breaths::].
Let Me In was pretty awesome. Such a cute little love story!
Speaking of horror movies, what the heck is Dean Winters doing in an Allstate commercial??
They had Silence of the Lambs and Hannibal (box set) at Wal-Mart for $5.00. Seriously, how could I NOT buy it?! I love Anthony Hopkins. Even as a rather young child I loved him, because of Silence of the Lambs. That's what happens when you leave your 7-year-old unattended with a huge VHS collection and HBO--they watch things they should definitely not be watching, and I think that's what made me Evil from a young age. Because villains are friggin cool. Mummy wasn't exactly a good censor. Homicide was my favorite show when I was 9. We used to watch it together, and Law & Order. And she never cared what movies I saw. If Mum wanted to watch Basic Instinct, then she would bloody well watch it. Even with her 8-year-old in the room.
Scarred for life. Sharon Stone still freaks me out.
