This is pretty much making my day today:
XO,
SVR
+ Title from Lorde
Wednesday, April 23, 2014
Tuesday, April 22, 2014
WHY?
Why are there so many articles about a rape scene in this week's Game of Thrones when:
1) There are brutal MURDERS every episode.
2) Someone got their wang cut off.
3) Incest.
This drives me crazy!
NO SPOILERS OR I KILL YOU!!!!!!
1) There are brutal MURDERS every episode.
2) Someone got their wang cut off.
3) Incest.
This drives me crazy!
NO SPOILERS OR I KILL YOU!!!!!!
Monday, April 14, 2014
A Giveaway!
We are giving away a copy of Lauren Graham's awesome book, "Someday, Someday Maybe". I've read it and it's tons of fun!
Here is how you enter:
1. rate and/or review the podcast on iTunes
(comment here to let us know you did)
2. like the Friday Night Dinner Facebook page
3. Share the contest with others via Twitter
4. share on Facebook or your blog (comment here or let us know on Twitter if you do --> @notmiranda and @scarls17)
We are accepting entries until the next episode of Friday Night Dinner airs on 25 April! GOOD LUCK!
Here is how you enter:
1. rate and/or review the podcast on iTunes
(comment here to let us know you did)
2. like the Friday Night Dinner Facebook page
3. Share the contest with others via Twitter
4. share on Facebook or your blog (comment here or let us know on Twitter if you do --> @notmiranda and @scarls17)
We are accepting entries until the next episode of Friday Night Dinner airs on 25 April! GOOD LUCK!
Sunday, April 06, 2014
Pretty Little Liars Intel: Can You Hear Me Now?
Have you caught up on Episode 3 already? Okay, let's dive right in!
Sooo, Hanna is in trouble with the cops...again. I love when Ashley is all, "There is nothing I can do to fix this. Do you understand me?" Ewwww, basically saying all the sex in the world won't fix the totaled car. I still think it's so weird that she wrecked his car. I totally get taking it and driving home, but crashing? Who does that??
Of course, Hanna isn't grounded or anything, so she heads off to meet up with the girls at the bench that is going to be made into a spot to remember Ali.
While there, Spencer get the bright idea to block all unidentified numbers from her phone. The others follow suit, yet none of them remember that a few of their first notes were handwritten. A sees and knows all! Maybe they forgot about this fact because sexy Ezra Fitz rides by on his bike and they all are too busy swooning to be rational and smart.
Sooo, Hanna is in trouble with the cops...again. I love when Ashley is all, "There is nothing I can do to fix this. Do you understand me?" Ewwww, basically saying all the sex in the world won't fix the totaled car. I still think it's so weird that she wrecked his car. I totally get taking it and driving home, but crashing? Who does that??
Of course, Hanna isn't grounded or anything, so she heads off to meet up with the girls at the bench that is going to be made into a spot to remember Ali.
While there, Spencer get the bright idea to block all unidentified numbers from her phone. The others follow suit, yet none of them remember that a few of their first notes were handwritten. A sees and knows all! Maybe they forgot about this fact because sexy Ezra Fitz rides by on his bike and they all are too busy swooning to be rational and smart.
- They all use Spencer's computer to change their phone settings. I don't think Spencer is bad in anyway, but that's a little suspicious.
Tuesday, April 01, 2014
Why I Loved the HIMYM Finale
Luckily, Katie Atkinson from EW has already said much of what I am thinking and much more eloquently than I ever could. So, read that first and then come back here for some of my own thoughts.
Oh, and SPOILER ALERT...obviously.
While I did like the concept of having the last season take place during the weekend of Robin and Barney's wedding and I really loved the flash backwards and forwards, I think some different time management would have helped. I really hated Marshall's road trip with Sherri Shepard. It was painful to watch. I love the show because of the chemistry in the group, not because of their interactions with strangers. I also wish Marshall and Lily would have fought less. That got old, too. I would have used time saved from cutting out Sherri and the fighting to put in more of The Mom. She and Ted were amazing together! The umbrella scene alone had me swooning and wishing for storm clouds.
I did really like Robin and Barney together and rooted for them as they learned how to be in a committed relationship. I wasn't sure their wedding would actually take place, though, which should have been a huge red flag. Not that people don't get cold feet before tying the knot, but they both freaked out so much the weekend of the wedding that should we really be surprised that they only last three years?
So much of how Ted met The Mother had to do with being in the right place at the right time. Remember all those clues over the years? The yellow umbrella! She was in his class! He went on a date with her roommate! The timing of the universe wasn't right for Ted and The Mom until they met at the wedding, but the timing for Robin and Ted wasn't right until many years later. Had they gotten married instead of Barney and Robin, I don't think it would have been a happy marriage, either. Ted was made to be a dorky dad and Robin was made to be a career woman. Their lives couldn't fit until many years later. But they did end up fitting. I love that.
I feel like Ted got to have two great loves of his life and maybe he doesn't deserve that, but it makes me happy. Sure, it's sad that The Mom dies, but, honestly, that's how things sometimes go and they obviously made the most of their decade together. Maybe the writers were trying to warn us when Ted saw her in her dress before the wedding. I don't believe in bad luck, but I do believe that things are shown for a reason in shows and movies.
I like that the show went full circle with Robin and Ted. In probably my most dorky thought ever, How I Met Your Mother was kind of like the blue french horn that started the whole thing. It begins and ends with Robin, but there's a bunch of crazy stuff in between. And that's not to say I didn't love The Mom. I did, I really did. But it's always been about Robin. And six years after Tracy died, it was time for Robin and Ted.
XO,
SVR
Oh, and SPOILER ALERT...obviously.
While I did like the concept of having the last season take place during the weekend of Robin and Barney's wedding and I really loved the flash backwards and forwards, I think some different time management would have helped. I really hated Marshall's road trip with Sherri Shepard. It was painful to watch. I love the show because of the chemistry in the group, not because of their interactions with strangers. I also wish Marshall and Lily would have fought less. That got old, too. I would have used time saved from cutting out Sherri and the fighting to put in more of The Mom. She and Ted were amazing together! The umbrella scene alone had me swooning and wishing for storm clouds.
I did really like Robin and Barney together and rooted for them as they learned how to be in a committed relationship. I wasn't sure their wedding would actually take place, though, which should have been a huge red flag. Not that people don't get cold feet before tying the knot, but they both freaked out so much the weekend of the wedding that should we really be surprised that they only last three years?
So much of how Ted met The Mother had to do with being in the right place at the right time. Remember all those clues over the years? The yellow umbrella! She was in his class! He went on a date with her roommate! The timing of the universe wasn't right for Ted and The Mom until they met at the wedding, but the timing for Robin and Ted wasn't right until many years later. Had they gotten married instead of Barney and Robin, I don't think it would have been a happy marriage, either. Ted was made to be a dorky dad and Robin was made to be a career woman. Their lives couldn't fit until many years later. But they did end up fitting. I love that.
I feel like Ted got to have two great loves of his life and maybe he doesn't deserve that, but it makes me happy. Sure, it's sad that The Mom dies, but, honestly, that's how things sometimes go and they obviously made the most of their decade together. Maybe the writers were trying to warn us when Ted saw her in her dress before the wedding. I don't believe in bad luck, but I do believe that things are shown for a reason in shows and movies.
I like that the show went full circle with Robin and Ted. In probably my most dorky thought ever, How I Met Your Mother was kind of like the blue french horn that started the whole thing. It begins and ends with Robin, but there's a bunch of crazy stuff in between. And that's not to say I didn't love The Mom. I did, I really did. But it's always been about Robin. And six years after Tracy died, it was time for Robin and Ted.
XO,
SVR
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)