sooo the end of an era has started. as funny as it sounds i did feel a little nostalgic today at the movie theater talking about the times that i saw the very first harry potter movie--and about the times that i used to complain at the age of 16 that i won't be `20 and still coming to harry potter movies now' (well 20 seemed very adult and mature back then) and when the movie began with that notorious little melody and the familiar sights and sounds i thought to myself 'well somethings do define generations'. it may not be a groundbreaking extreme lifechanging set of events but still there is practically no one of my age out there who hasn't been somehow touched by the story--and mind me when i tell you: it is a good story.
and it even gets better when you watch it with your best pal. hanging out later on with some joint followill appreciation and fast food muching. cinnamon sweet hot beverage after dark. talk about high school memories and drunken nights of harassing volleyball players practically twice the age we were. i guess that's what happens when you start getting old--you start talking about all these memories of has beens.
and let's face it that redhead is cute. he truly is a story of blooming flowers. turned out to be such a cool charismatic dude that noone saw that coming. not that he was hideous or anything, he was just kinda goofy when he was a kid. now he has this unique attractive air to him.
anywho enough gossip--i bought myself scorsese's shine a light so i'm thinking after reading a couple of pages on the arab-israeli issue i'll do a midnight screening of that. my coffee's made and i'm ready to roll.
love you all. do go and see the harry potter movie. say farewell to your childhood.
take care
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