Showing posts with label pre-teens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pre-teens. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 18, 2008

August AND December

Well, December 12 for the first movie, Twilight.


August 2 for the fourth book, Breaking Dawn.

It really is a toss-up which one I am more excited for. Considering the movie will take me just 2 hours to watch and the book might take me 5 hours, at the most, to finish... I think I have to go with the book for its added 3 hours of entertainment.

We are officially pre-teens. If our childish, everyday antics didn't already get us that status, this obsession certainly does.

Oh, and if anyone needs us, we'll be in our apartment not speaking and eating take-out with our faces in these books for the next week. Breaks may be taken only when Edward Cullen effects our breathing pattern to the point of medical concern. Interruptions for emergencies only please.

Tuesday, June 17, 2008

Sizzle

I just got two compliments BAM BAM right in a row. Mailroom guy (who is always obvious about how much he appreciates the frequency of my visits. ...Hey! When you are entry level, you spend a lot of time mailing crap, OK!?) gave me the usual nervous treatment but then threw in a "You have really cool eyes" (BAM!). I'm impressed! He clearly had been planning the line... note the use of "cool" instead of "pretty". This makes an overused and somewhat barfy compliment a little more unique and therefore acceptable. I thanked, we FedExed, I left, he swooned... but then! Then! I was walking to the elevator, not two seconds later, when very-nice-but-older-security-guard-who-loves-american-idol-with-me tells me.. "You look... like... really beautiful." (BAM!)

*sigh. I really appreciate the double-prizes afternoon but I must say... I really don't understand how people are so easily fooled. I do not have what one would call a "classically beautiful face". I could stand to lose a few pounds. I count my armpit fat in my cup-size because if I didn't I would have to order bras from specialty shops for pre-teens. You get the picture.

What I do have is ALL the bells-and-whistles. We're talking long blond hair, green eyes, a working knowledge of pencil skirts, and a passion for really high heels. All together, the "on paper" sizzlers that I just described pretty much fool EVERYONE! I'm sure in a place a little hipper than Rhode Island I wouldn't get a second look, but here in Providence I am the CAT'S MEOW, I tella you! But I suppose when you work in a place where most women favor the "one-inch square-heeled loafer", a high heel really is that exciting.

All I'm saying is... I guess you don't have to be smokin' hot to be smokin' hot.