Thursday, February 16, 2012

Favorite Disney Movies, Volume 1.

My childhood heavily consisted of the Disney classics, and yes I still love them.  I have no shame.  When you think about it though, how weird would these movies be if they weren't cartoons? 

The Lion King is at least in my top 3.  It's pretty heavy for a children's movie since the main plot consists of a brother murdering his sibling as well as the attempted manslaughter of his nephew.  Not to mention the hyenas devouring the villain in the end.  My children will love this movie, otherwise we're going to have problems.


I hate mice..but I love these ones!  Bianca and Bernard are part of the Rescue Aid Society, which is a group of mice who help children in trouble.  In this movie, the mice help save an orphan named Penny from the complete bitch and her two pet alligators with whom she lives with in a strange boat house on a swamp.  The woman forces Penny to go down in a creepy cave in order to find a very valuable jewel on a daily basis.  Why couldn't these mice come into my room instead of the disgusting kind who only visit in search of food?

Snow White is my favorite Disney princess!  In this movie, Snow White is forced to run away from the castle she lives in with her wicked step-mother, who is trying to have her killed in order to be the fairest in the land.  (Disney movies always have some kind of felony involved).  Snow White befriends the animals in the forest as well as seven dwarves who's home she breaks into and cleans.  All is going well until the queen discovers that Snow White is actually alive; she then turns herself into an ugly old hag and tricks Snow White into eating a poisoned apple.  In the end, a kiss from Prince Charming awakens her and of course, they live happily ever after.


Want a woman to fall in love with you?  Imprison her and be a complete dick.  At least, that's what happens at first in this movie, until the beast learns to be a better person.

Snow Patrol favorites.

                                                          Called Out in The Dark

                                                                 Open Your Eyes

                                                          Set the Fire to the Third Bar

                                                                  Shut Your Eyes

Sunday, February 12, 2012

Places I Want To Go






Paris is top on my list, and to be even more specific, the eiffel tower.  I'm not exactly sure why I'm so obsessed with either, but it seems like such a lovely place.  I love the idea of classy romance, crossiant eating, accents, and cute french outfits. 

Las Vegas.  That place just screams sin and fun, and really, how could you go wrong with a place like that?  I think you should experience it at least once in your lifetime.  Growing up in a place that is so bare of life, I think that going somewhere that is the complete opposite of that would be such an exhilarating experience.


New York City.  Again, a completely different world than I have ever experienced, and being from the state of New York, you have to at least go there once!  I'd love to go to Rockafeller Center during Christmas time.  Not to mention the Eiffel Tower, Times Sqaure, and all of the stores!





Tuesday, February 7, 2012

Things that make me smile.

Michael Scott :)

Go figure that I found out about this from The Office. 

Favorite Things, Volume 2.

Drinking this shit when I'm working third shift makes me feel like I can take on the world.  Red bull, I don't know what I'd do without you.

Spedie salad from Little Italy's.  This picture should say it all.

While Christmas shopping with Eric, we went to Macy's to check out perfumes and colognes.  I'm really picky about perfumes, and it's kind of hard for me to find one I actually really dig.  I picked up this one courtesy of Taylor Swift, already judging that it'd be nothing special since she made it, but surprisingly I fell in love at first sniff.  Thank you loving boyfriend for buying me the gift set! 

Red, red wine.  <3


I never knew I liked rum until Eric had me drink some with him.  I drank this kind via shots on New Year's Eve (might I mention it was the best New Year's Eve ever?).

I tried so many times to like sushi, and I never really understood why people made such a huge deal about it.  Until I realized that you were supposed to eat it with wasabi and ginger.  I wouldn't think it'd change things that much..I thought wrong.

Favorite Childhood Movies.

Little Nemo's Adventures In Slumberland.

Double Double Toil and Trouble.

Hocus Pocus.

The Land Before Time.

Wish Upon A Star.

Halloweentown.

The Parent Trap.

Smart House.  I wanted that house so bad!

Phanton of the Megaplex.

Once Upon A Forest.

The 90s, Volume 2.

I was so into the T.Y. Beanie Baby craze!  I actually still have a bunch of them.  Too bad I never owned any that could have actually made me some cash money back in the day. 


I'm still a little upset that I never got to be on this show.  Three teams would first answer grocery related questions to earn time for the last round.  In the last round, one member of the team would race through the store to pick up groceries that would, in the end, lead to the highest grocery bill.  Diapers, meats, and batteries were among the top favorites to grab.

Figure It Out was a show on Nickelodeon in which cast members from different Nickelodeon shows would try to guess what the secret talent of the contestant was by asking them questions that could only be answered by a yes or no.  Usually it was something really fucking weird.  How I wished I could have gotten slimed though!

Scratch n' sniff stickers.  Enough said.

I remember getting these for Christmas.  They didn't exactly compare to my doll Jenny (RIP) who would wet her pants, and I'm not sure wtf is up with their hair, but I remember being psyched to get them.

I loved the Berenstain Bears books.  I was constantly reading, and these were at the top of my reading list.


I don't even want to know how many times I took these books out of the library, because the number would probably disgust me.  I do remember one of my favorite stories was Harold, about a creepy scarecrow who comes to life and ends up killing and peeling the flesh off of one of the men who made him.