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ZIP file, 52 MB - 9 tracks with cover
http://www.divshare.com/download/146720 38-2b9
( track list + video )

ZIP file, 52 MB - 9 tracks with cover
http://www.divshare.com/download/146720
( track list + video )
where will I liiiiive
Mia and I watched Iron Man 2. The usual case with sequels is that there's more action, more explosions, but not a lot of buildup or denouement. Iron Man 2 is not an exception.Tony Stark is so much like Robert Downey Jr. when he's kidding around in interviews, it's amusing but also facepalm-inducing. Basically, this is Tony Stark, all the time:
( random mildly spoilery comments )
ETA: I forgot. There's a scene post-credits so stay until the rolling stops.
Mia and I watched How to Train Your Dragon on a whim. No 3D for us though, because Clash of the Titans has taken over the 3D cinemas. (A shame, because I hear the 3D is excellent in Dragon.)Oh my god you guys, I HAD HEARTS IN MY EYES THE ENTIRE TIME. The main characters are entirely lovable, the hijinks are delightful, and there is surprising emotional depth -- but no so it gets boring. The action and animation will delight kids, while adults will enjoy the dry humor scattered throughout the dialogue. |
( mini picspam and unnecessarily-lengthy-but-not-too-spoilery comments )
Also, Mia and I saw the Iron Man 2 trailer on the big screen for the first time.
I think I figured out why I jumped on the Holmes/Watson bandwagon so quickly. Because it's sorta kinda almost exactly like my OTP for the LAST FIVE YEARS.
( Sherlock Holmes vs. Supernatural: A Comparison in Pictures )
Last night I get that they were trying to portray how one person affects the lives of so many others, family tragedies, moving on, etc. It did start out promising. But after a while it seemed like we'd been sitting in the theater for too long, and then BAM everyone's made up and BAM another thing happens THE END. The buildup doesn't deliver and the ending is sort of pointless.
RPattz's sister Caroline, 11-year old artist prodigy, is the highlight of the movie. She is adorable and heartbreakingly shy and incredibly talented.
There's a lot of humor in the film that translates well too, and any movie that can make me laugh earns plus points. Especially ones with unintentionally gay tattoos.

I don't know anything about the musical except the song Seasons of Love. I never watched the movie. I never listened to the entire soundtrack. I was clueless.
But I enjoyed it. It was like the polar opposite of Spring Awakening: aurally it wasn't as refined, and some voices were disappointing. But in terms of drama and engaging the audience, it was great.
Also, I saw a lot of ADMU BS Bio people there, and even a cousin. HAPPY COINCIDENCES.
And now, a haiku:
Roger and Mimi
Your love is weak and stagnant
So boring and -- zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
In summary:
♥ Tom/Angel OTP ♥
Angel you fierce bitch you make a better exotic dancer than Mimi and you live on FOREVER.
I screwed myself royally this exam week, particularly on the last day. I managed to (once again) turn off my two alarm clocks, and woke up at 4:30am in a panic because I only had 3 hours to study 10 topics for Pediatrics.
During the exam I was all

( gifs ahoy )
During the exam I was all

( gifs ahoy )
Mia and I watched 