It was a very entertaining parade! There were a lot of costumes...some more outlandish than others, but very clever!
Of course, there was some Star Wars
I tried Yoga that wasn't from a TV show or from P90 for the first time on Tuesday...
And I'm in love.
I was actually the only one who came to the class that day, and I'm so glad I did!
Not only because I helped out Jenny, who was teaching and feeling like it was pointless to come that day, but because I got her all to myself!
I realize that sounds selfish, but it was really nice.
You should try it if you haven't!







I have finished the Twilight Series
Thanks Brianne
And here is my opinion, for those who are interested.
I will keep it brief
Did I like it? Yes.
Am I obsessed? No.
About the characters: I honestly liked Jacob better than Edward. He was more realistic as a normal everyday guy (as normal as guys in fantasy books can be) and not as over-protective. I'm not really a fan of over-protective people, so I had a hard time liking Edward. I understand Edward is supposed to be unreal and not your everyday guy, but he was a little too unreal...I could almost say he was a little "pansy"-like. I thought vampires were supposed to be manly and sexy and, he really didn't do it for me. I guess I like the normal guys...like Seth! heehee
I liked Bella in the first book, but thought she was a little...over-clumsy...and then as each books went on, I liked her even less. She was very rude to Jake...over and over. I have to admit, Jake was kind of asking for punishment, though. I don't understand the drive everyone had for Bella in the first place. I thought clumsy was annoying...or was she supposed to be "a damsel in distress" all the time. Either way, I wasn't fond of her.
I think I liked the rest of the characters just fine. The Cullen family was great, Bella's friends were good (even if they kept flocking to Bella when she was a jerk), and the Children of the Moon were fine, too. Funnier...more entertaining and relate-able.
All in all, I DID like the books. I think it should have ended with the end of the Volturi, so there was more action and not so much of the "other action" in the last book, but oh well. They are newlyweds right?
I thought Stephenie dragged the books, a little, and could have written all that was written in one or two books...but then she wouldn't have made as much money, so more power to you, girl. But, there was too much lovey-dovey stuff for me.
Now, The Host? That's a whole other story.
I love that book.
Might even go far enough to say that if she continued THAT one, I'd be obsessed.
PS: only my opinion, please don't get upset with me if it's different than yours.
Loves all!
Porter's vocabulary has expanded!
He now says: "ease" (Please), "gie" (doggie), "moa" (more, I think), "ish" (this), "mmm" when I ask him if he wants food, "num num" (food)...
and that's all I can think of at the moment. Some have been put in other postings or in his "quotes" on the left hand side, but I don't know if people look, so here it is. ^_^
He has also started saying animal sounds!
See for yourself!
**videos done while still in twin...couldn't upload with Mom's internet**