Tiddly Winks

I think they will, but this will be Tiddly Winks' first official date with any pet. She has crushed after several pets, but never had the courage to ask them out. So, this is going to be a huge step for her.

Playfish had a thing going where if you started playing Hotel City at the beginning of the game, then you could earn up to 10 CCs. I only got six, because when the promotion ended, I was at level 16.

Dear Kokonee, yes he is such a charming boy. I really am excited about our date tomorrow. I think he's worried about clothes, but he shouldn't be. I'm going to wear my new rainbow dress and put flowers in my wig (if only I can decide which one will look best). I hope he likes how I look tomorrow. I am sooooo nervous. Love, Tiddly Winks

That sounds soo fun, Ames. Maybe I will do some of that too. I still have 137 pages on mine.

Conventions are fun. I attended the Starman conventions during my fan days, and it was a lot of fun. If you guys can get there, go, it's a fun time...but can turn into money with souvenir buying.

Not addicted, just realizing 'if you can't beat em, join em'. But, I will not graduate to an avatar just yet.

Cute petlings. I can't even believe I am posting in this section. Maybe I should have a disclaimer, not a fan of the books, but liked the movie. Hahaha.

Not just another pretty face, in other words.

wow, now I am officially impressed. He really is good. Do you know if he has a cd out?

I am now looking forward to seeing the second one. I liked the way the movie people handled it. Someone told me that the screenplay was written by someone other than Stephanie Meyer, which is perhaps why I like the movie over the book. Hard call, but pleasant surprises are my favorites.

Well here's where fiction and well fiction cross...from what I remember of book two, those wolf guys liked to wolf down the food. Shall Tiddly Winks send you some for them?

That is, you could name one Carlisle, just as long as it isn't a coyote...conflict of interests.

Check your door dahlink!

Check your pinboard, there should be gift boxes that say 'new' on them.

I love Lin Yao's name, it's so unique. I think that you can still express your Twilight fettish through other ways. We all know you love Twilight...or else you wouldn't have Edward as your Avatar.

My pleasure, Faith Hill's music is really very empowering and this CD is a very good one.

OMG, I am in shock. Wow, that came completely unexpected.

Okay, I have seen the movie, so here's my thoughts about it. I liked it a lot better than the book. The control drama issue that somehow dominated things in the book was not really evident, perhaps a screenwriting choice (a very good one, IMO). I suppose if I had seen the movie first, then the I would probably not have had such harsh issues with the overall storyline. Basically, I thought that it was a pretty good movie, and I will probably get the second film and watch it when it goes on sale here (Husband without work and all). The basic issue was how well they managed to detract away from that control drama. Edward's concern for Bella was more balanced and realistic in the film than it was in the book and I have to give the film makers a thumbs up for the film not being a complete carbon copy of the book. I think that was an issue that some readers have when books become movies. Usually the movies are not as good as the books, but in the case of Twilight, I have to say the movie outshines the book. Yes, as people told me, the film did sort of drag a little, but having read the book, it did the same during the first several chapters. I kept watching and when Edward started his sparkling bit, I started to laugh. I couldn't help it, that whole sparkly vampire thing was just too funny to be real. He looked like someone dumped twenty tons of glitter on him. My other issue with the film was how dark it looked. The entire movie looked like it was filmed in the interrogating room of a police department or something. The dark blue hues made everyone, even Jacob and his dad, look like vampires. They needed more balance with the colors, because even though it was probably intentionally done like that, I am not a fan of those effects. That complaint aside, I think the overall film was alright. I was surprised to see Michael Welch in it. He played in Joan of Arcadia several years back, and it surprised me beyond belief that he was in this film. He's a good young actor, and I am still trying to figure out who specifically he played, because I can't remember. I think I like this is the guy the best. He was my favorite in the book, and in the movie, he was fantastic. I know, he was considered a 'minor' character, but I really thought he was great, the acting was really good, and his portrayal of the character was great. I always liked Carlisle in the book, he was very well rounded and the fact that he was a doctor was rather ironic, but still the actor did a great job. My friend who told me about this guy was right, he was good. I thought Alice was good in the film too. I didn't imagine her having short hair, but somehow it worked. She was funny and quirky and sort of how I imagined the character to be. The other vampire characters were also good, although I cannot remember all their names. I also couldn't get over how Charlie was so well cast for the role as Bella's father. Truly a good choice, and some of his lines and actions were just funny. I think he had some of the best mannerisms I had seen, especially just before formally meeting Edward, and what he did with the rifle. That was good. So, in essence the movie was pretty good, not my favorite movie of all time, but it was entertaining enough. For now, it will not be a film that I will sell off on Ebay. I think I may, before the smoke clears, watch it again. Sometimes I do get more out of a film watching it the second or third time. At least it was interesting enough to entice me to watch it a second time. I am pleasantly surprised that I enjoyed it, but still not what one would call a diehard fan.

Awwww, that's too bad. Maybe you can win something in MMM this week. It might cheer you up to and have a look. But, yeah, misclicking is something I tend to do all the time.

Moved to Pet Society chat.

Grrr, I have to miss the first morning of it because we have to go grocery shopping. Maybe I can find some fixings to make Mexican munchies for Cinco de Mayo on Wednesday. Nom nom nom.

Awww, thanks Chay. I really love to decorate and today I actually got motivated.

I was going to try and get the 99 of those plushies but forgot, I think I have about 30. Oh well, I have enough stuff, I really need to stop buying so many multiples I guess.

Welcome to PSFC, hope you enjoy your time here with us. I'm certain that if you invite your friends, the Arabic corner can pick up.