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[catystorm]

Wow. I like turning on JumpStart occasionally in the morning to get me going, because, hey. One of the few times the music video networks show music videos. What just popped on? The music video to "Iris." Wow. That video has to be... god, eight years old? Older? City of Angels came out when ... hm, I think it was the eighth grade. That was about eight years ago.

God, that makes me feel old. I'm not old. Stop making me feel old, stupid TV!

I never actually saw that movie, either... which I suppose is a good thing. I'm not much for schmoopy movies, and I know how it ends due to all the girls fangirling over it in my English class (which is when I remember it being talked about).

Sah, neh. I hate being up early, but once I'm awake I like it. o.o My bed calls to me, though... dammit. I need to get out of the room, and quickly.

And, goddammit, I do not "flop over like Ed does".

I fell asleep the second time with my head at the foot of the bed. I don't know why. I just did. Probably because I couldn't get comfortable. Gah, I need to work on that goddamned paper.

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[kohaku-san.livejournal.com]

The recent comeback of Care Bears, Strawberry Shortcake, My Little Pony, Jem, and Fraggle Rock has made me realize that I too am getting old. And that I should have kept some of my old toys and tapes, cause they'd be worth something now. ^_^

[iamthemurderer.livejournal.com]

Neeeeh, how do you think I feel, I was a sophmore/junior in highschool when that movie came out. Hell, I know I was a sophmore when Mulan came out. Ugh.
As for 'City of Angels', it was an ok movie. Chick flick material but it posed some wonderful questions on what it means to be human and the psychology of grief, not to mention spirtual ideals.