Cya!

I loved it! :c)

The sun is shining,
It’s a lovely day,
A perfect morning
For a kid to play,
But you’re got lots
Of bills to pay -
What can you do?

Your work real hard
And the pay’s real low
And ev’ry hour
Goes oh, so slow
And at the end of the day
There’s no where to go
But home to Avenue Q!
You live on Avenue Q!
You’re friends do too.
You are twenty-two
And you live on Avenue Q!
You live on Avenue Q
You live on Avenue Q!

OMG!! HE SINGS!! HE SINGS!! AND STING’S SONG BECOMES SO MUCH BETTER WHEN HE’S IN IT!!! :c)

I know I told myself that I was never ever going to watch Ironman because I thought it was just so overrated. Plus, the bit towards the end of the trailer kind of put me off quite a bit. But ever since watching Robert Downey Jr in Tropic Thunder, I’ve changed my mind. I’ll rent it tomorrow or something.

Oh and guess who’s watching Avenue Q?!! :c)

Au revoir!

The kiss was soooooo hot!

I am losing interest rapidly .

I miss Ryan! I really do! He made lessons so damn fun and interesting. Plus, he’s cute!

3 more hours to the end of class! :c(

Burn After Reading is the type of movie that makes you go what the fuck at the end. That doesn’t mean it’s bad. It can go either way depending on you. For me, I still can’t determine whether I liked it or not. I just remember leaving the cinema feeling slightly frustrated.

I mentioned to Pam and Ray that Brad Pitt was quite believable in playing his character. But now, come to think of it, I take it back. Brad Pitt was believable in acting like Brad Pitt the goof. I couldn’t get past the fact that he was actually playing Chuck or was it Chad? I can’t even remember the character’s name. It pretty much felt the same for George Clooney, but boy, is he charming! I think Andrew and his example of Tom Cruise may be right.

Is a huge Hollywood star able to play a character convincingly to the audience?

HAHAHA!

Wow! What an amazing premier!

Gosh! This episode had me in tears at the beginning, middle and end. Now I understand why they chose to have Grissom find Warrick first instead of Nick. It’s the ultimate breaking point for Grissom to have Warrick die in his arms. God, the way he died! That was really hard to watch.

I like how Billy Peterson is such a kick ass actor! He doesn’t overdo the emotions, he plays it right out to perfection. It makes me all the more reluctant to have him leave CSI. The reunion of Sara Sidle with the whole entire team was so touching! I loved it! I’m so happy that Sara’s return didn’t overshadow Warrick’s death.

The build up for this episode was fantastic. Even the whole “Warrick has a son” wasn’t over the top. I like how the whole McKeen saga didn’t drag on for more than one episode. I love the faceoff between Nick and McKeen. That scene was so powerful. I felt like hugging George Eads after that! Another fantastic actor! Oh and the eulogy at the end made me cry like a waterfall! It was so freaking sad! This time, it made me feel like hugging Grissom! To see the usual emotionless Grissom break down and say “I’m going to miss him so much” made it all the more heartbreaking.

It’s been a while since I enjoyed a CSI episode this wholeheartedly. It felt so damn real and I am going to miss Warrick. The acting from everyone was so good! I loved it, freaking loved it!