1. Yes, it's Twilight. I read all four books in about four days while working 9 hours a day...I fell in love with the love between Bella and Edward, no point in saying I wish I could feel remotely like that some time in my life.
2. Robert Pattinson was indeed the perfect Edward and Kristen Stewart was a pretty good Bella as well. I'm really happy they seem to be making all the books into movies...although I'm kind of heart broken that they seem to be rushing through it. The next movie New Moon is being released in theaters November 23,2009 and they just started filming a couple weeks ago...that doesn't seem like a long enough time...especially since well...the book is pretty complex as far as emotions go...like a yoyo. Also mildly disturbed on how the fourth book Breaking Dawn is going to be made into a movie that will be okay for younger audiances...there's a couple pretty brutal scenes and while I want the movies to follow the books as much as possible...I hope they make it R.
3. I'm also really sad that Stephanie Meyer is probably never finishing the "5th" book Midnight Son, as it was illegally leaked online. It's the first book from Edward's view...and after reading the copy she herself posted on her site - the first twelve chapters anyway...I can look back at Twilight and understand the entire story so much better from a complete 360 angle of everybody.
4. The song is Your Guardian Angel by The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus. While I really like the video (and actually the band's video too but they mentioned something on the actual youtube video for THEM about not having it embedded anywhere so...I figure this is good.)
Also I'd like to mentioned - I'm truly not fangirling about Twilight. I do love the series - I really enjoyed reading it which is something I don't always experience reading...I'll read a book out of obligation or boredom, but I literally yearned to continue every part of this series as I was reading. I like the story, I like the characters, Edward, Jasper, Alice, Bella, Esme...they're all really vivid. Especially Edward and Bella though (durhur) and while it is nice to read with a gorgeous male image in my brain...I think I prolly would have "fallen" in a literary sense for Edward Cullen even without the movie...The Old fashioned and unique attitude doesn't really exist anymore and I think it's really sad...bu that's how it is with a lot of fictional characters. When I found out Meyer's inspiration for Edward was actually Mr. Darcy, and Mr. Rochester it all made much more sense why I liked him so much. Pride and Prejudice and Jane Eyre are wonderful books and I really should read them again sometime soon. I'm just not sure where my mom put them xD;
Anyways...
Walmarts going ok, can't say I love it but who really loves being a cashier and dealing with crabby people who are in a rush? The Fiance was actually not able to do anything with the Air Force...apparently the economic crises going on at the moment has pushed Enlistment (especially in the Air Force) to an all time high and the Air Force in particular is not enlisting at this time. Since he'd already gone for the Navy, and that fizzled, the only two options left were Marines and Army...which weren't really options for him. So he's now working in a Dell // Gateway Factory, pushing a button on an assembly line to restart computers as a way of testing to make sure they boot up properly. I can completely understand not only why this job pays roughly 10 dollars an hour, because anybody who actually knows computers and how to build them, would go insane after 10 hours of not only doing nothing productive but doing the same one button move over and over again....but $10 an hour is $10 an hour.
Also...
I'm teaching myself how to play this on the piano:
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