(Tiny spoil alert)

I saw it again today, and I'm certain I didn't miss anything, and it’s actually better the second time around, although there isn’t as much suspense, it is somehow better, maybe it’s because I wasn’t so focused on what the monster was, and where it came from and wanting answers to my questions. I did sit through the credits this time, which seemed to take forever for the little bit of speech at the very end, it was ok, I think I could have lived without it, but since...

Yesterday night I had dinner with my mom after work, I figured it was too late, but she had church work to do so I was actually finished before her. Anyway, the dinner was pretty normal, except she didn’t cook. Later, she asked me about what I’m planning for spring break, which right now is as usual very modest. So of course I told her, that this spring break all I have planned is getting my ears gauged, at which point she preceded to freak, or at least the subtle freaking out only my brother...

I went and saw it today, it delivered the action it promised. I was late and the only seats were really close to the screen, I usually like to be close, but when a movie is shot all by handheld, with lots of running and explosions, there is a lot of shaking, I can ride roller coasters and be fine, but sitting close to the screen in a shaky movie, messes me up. So anyway, more to the point, I watched it, and for the most part it was okay, but I feel like I missed something. I mean, they never go...

I'm trying to decide, when enough is enough, should just let this one die or is it time for a reality check. My friends and I have been hanging out, nothing new, but one has consistently been absent. Her life has not changed in any major way, but the last time any of us saw her, she was not in a relationship, and now that she is, it's almost like the rest of us don't exist. We've invited her out quite a few times in the last three months, but she's always "busy," having to study and then...