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Willow Rosenberg

"I am large, I contain multitudes." Walt Whitman, 'Leaves of Grass' Such a great line, reminding me that no one is what they seem on the surface. We all contain so much more, and as the years go by I realize how many layers people are truly made of (myself included).

Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt. I love that book, it really makes you think about life and death, including the downfall of being immortal. Plus, by aging Winnie up to 17 in the film they took out the odd element of Jesse trying to convince Winnie to drink from the spring so… Read More

Something Wicked this Way Comes by Ray Bradbury has always freaked me out. The whole haunted carnival thing, with an evil proprietor was just way too creepy. Extreme examples of "be careful what you wish for!"

This was too easy. Only one I got wrong was Die Hard, which I've never seen.

What about Creedence Clearwater Revival's album "Chronicle Vol. 1"? Seriously, not a single song on that album you won't know word for word for the rest of your life. My Dad had a cassette we wore out when I was a kid, I have it on vinyl & my iPod and my Mom has the CD.… Read More

Disney screwing with source material again. Also, that makes no sense, unless Arendelle is somewhere near England (i.e. where his parents were originally from), where Jane and her father came from. Tarzan is Lord Greystoke, shipwrecked from England in the original novel. Always thought… Read More

No Sugar & Spice, How to Deal, Center Stage or Saved!? Saved! is like the ultimately funny black comedy. Mandy Moore as the bitchy, hypocritical “Christian” mean girl, Macauly Culkin as her sarcastic wheelchair bound brother. It’s epic! :D Also, "I crashed my… Read More

I miss all the comfortable clothing that was popular (y'know, shorts that actually covered your butt all the way and had real pockets!), especially the flannel. Dunkaroos, body glitter, the music and all the great cartoons/shows that are so much better than the shit that kids… Read More