Snow White and the Huntsman
I wasn’t sure what to expect going in to this movie. Re-imaginings of anything are either really great and brilliant or a complete flop.
This movie though, so good. The plot and the special effects and the music and the acting. I don’t have a particular love for Kristen Stewart, but I thought she did really well. Charlize Theron’s performance was basically flawless. I don’t have too much to complain about and by no means was it perfect, but I liked it. So yeah.
I’ve begun to enjoy running errands by myself. I’ve had this need, I guess, to have someone with me even if it’s just going to Target for a couple of simple things. I don’t know exactly why it’s been this way; maybe because I won’t do as many awkward things if I have another person with me, or maybe so I won’t look like a lonely individual. But now I like taking care of things alone. Not that I don’t want company, but with college looming ahead of me and whatnot I can’t expect to have someone to do things with me all the time. That used to make me anxious but I’m at peace with it now.
Today’s my mom’s birthday. I’m gonna take her to her favorite restaurant after she gets off work and then go see Snow White and the Huntsman. But first I have to cash some of my graduation checks to help fund this evening.
So I’ll actually be leaving the house today. The downside is I dislike having to go to banks and deal with bank people. I’m kind of an awkward child, and just something about some tellers makes me feel like I shouldn’t be in a bank because I’m a teenager and I might break everything. Or maybe I’m just paranoid, but whatever. Still gotta go.
No Lipton, I do not want Lady Antebellum throwing your tea packets at me.
