It's cute and witty,
but unwittingly negates
agency in love.
I'm left wondering, at what point does one draw the line of committment?
Eh, well, the truth is I enjoyed it anyway! I'd like to see it again.
Martian Child (2007)
This child may be strange,
but really, what are the odds
of being normal?
For the first time, I realized...how keenly parents must hurt when their children are hurting! How powerless they must feel.
I really like this movie, and would like to see it again. Just know that it's long.
On a Clear Day (2005)
What does a man do
when he finds himself drowning
in the pain? He swims.
Oh the pain - this movie is brimming with it. But with healing and redemption too...so it's totally worth it!
"Easy Hummus" from allrecipes.com
Middle-Eastern dish
is led to an uncouth end
by southwestern spice.
I won't try this recipe again. True, I didn't follow it exactly the first time (I used canned jalapenos and garlic powder instead of their fresh counterparts)...but I still think it wasn't smooth or salty enough.
Next time, I'll try a recipe that calls for tahini and olive oil and I'll add cayenne pepper for spice.
Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt
Young girl longs to live;
she is loved and loves others
and chooses to die.
An easy, enjoyable read. Superficially juvenile, yet truly thought-provoking.
DON'T WATCH THE MOVIE THOUGH -- it's superficially thought-provoking, yet truly rubbish. Not at all faithful to the book.
Princess Academy by Shannon Hale
Without a how-to
she influences people
and also, wins friends.
I recommend it. Plus, it's a Newberry Award Winner. So "THEY" recommend it too.
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