4th of July

So since today is Independence Day, I have had family/friend obligations of the social kind. I love my country and I love this holiday, especially since it's the one day people agree with me that strawberries and cake go well together. It's late now and I don't have time to post a lot because I have work in the morning. Here's some quick responses.

-Holy wha-! Sarah, you came back. I'm glad I didn't find someone to replace you. Don't be a stranger, now.
- I have both Looking For Alaska and Paper Towns, but I haven't read either. Paper Towns is the one book I'm going to finish reading this summer (I have a summer goal to finish at least one book).
-Oh man, a 50 Cent book. I wonder if it will be surprisingly insightful (or full of ghost writers /inevitable)
-Alda and Stephanie both posted on the wrong day and it worked divinely
-I am totally the person who is always listening to other people's problems. Though I am trying to be less like that now-a-days, I have lots of experience in "therapy" situations. It's okay to be down sometimes. The point of this blog is to get to know each other so I think it's healthy to get things out in the open sometimes.
-Alda: NaNoWriMo would be fun to do together!
-The Postal Service reminds me of high school. I couldn't help smiling when I heard it.
-I've been avoiding seeing the Green Lantern movie, but everyone keeps recommending it to me. I think maybe I'll go see it.

I saw three movies this weekend. All of them I liked, but I'd only recommend one to you. If you want to see a good summer blockbuster then go see Super 8. I love JJ Abrams, and this was good storytelling. The other two movies I saw were Transformers and Bad Teacher. Don't see either unless you know what you're getting into.

Happy Independence Day to my fellow Americans