I am a gamer and a cake decorator. Fps are my favorite games. I have a cat. Cats are my favoirte. I donate money to cat pounds. I have a girlfriend. I am lesbian. I have been to the pride parade. I am not wealthy. I keep up to date with upcoming T.V shows. I love the Tolkien series. I started reading the Simmilarian. My girlfriend does not like Tolkien. She reads Twilight. I think twilight books are rubbish.
I like to go to the movies, read books and enjoy games sometimes. I like series of books such as the Tolkien series. I have family. I am not wealthy. I own a car. I live by the countryside. I like books that are made into movies. I think that Twilight books are bad.
Did you get any further into reading the "Fellowship of the rings"? Yes, I've been making my way through it pretty consistently. It really is so well-written and the story just keeps pulling me along. He had quite a gift to be able to craft that kind of tale. That is good to hear. I am glad you are enjoying it. Have you thought about taking your family to go see a movie. I'd love to, but there's nothing really exciting that I want to see right now. Sometimes it takes a while for the films to get out here to the countryside where I am, so the pickings can be slim at times. I'm always keeping an eye on the new releases, though. Hopefully a good comedy comes your way and you and your family can have some good laughs. I feel like taking my girlfriend to the movies and maybe catching a good comedy if one is out. It's too bad she doesn't look at the Twilight movies as comedies, like we do. I know that's not technically their genre, but they made me laugh out loud numerous times. I know. I feel like when you establish a relationship with the character that it feels like they are interacting with you and you get them, even the jokes haha Yes, ideally that's what should happen. Identifying with the protagonist and all ... helps us suspend our disbelief and really experience the drama. Darn, now you've really got me wanting to find a movie to see. Or maybe I should see something really good AGAIN -- I like doing that. I feel like people underestimate movies, especially the classics. Like recently I watched The Pursuit of Happiness and forgot how great of a movie that was or all the lessons that I got from it. I watched it and had a different reaction to it since when I first watched it when it came out. Yes, that is a wonderful film. I didn't expect to be as good as it was, but I loved the emotion and its overall message. How did it differ for you from your first viewing to your rewatch? So with my rewatch I understood the parent side of view and all that he did so that his son would not really see what they were going though. I was able to understand and feel the struggle and stress, and that is something I did not see before. I first watched it as a child so I took it as I am lucky and thankful that I did not have to go through what the child did. That's an interesting perspective. It's nice to be able to see how you respond differently depending on where you are in life. I'm sometimes amazed by seeing how different films from my childhood can be when seeing them years later as an adult. It's fascinating and kind of bittersweet.