Song of the Day: Knock Knock Ginger - Stained with Blue

As I sit here and reflect on a chilly wintery night, I worry. I worry about life, love, and loss. With almost 17 years of school, I really can't imagine life without tests, homework, or gossip about that new kid in class. I'm so far removed from reality that I don't think I will be ready for the real world. I think the confines of school has kept me well-guarded from having to try and meet people. In a school setting, one is placed in a position where people are forced to interact with each other. Of course, one would think they would have developed social skills by now, but somehow I don't think I've received Scout's badge for this one...

Anyways, I went to visit a good friend of mine whose living in Toronto before she ships it to law school abroad. Basically, I miss her to death. I don't really talk to anyone about anything except her. As always, Felicia did not disappoint with her exquisite taste to the culinary selection of Chinatown Toronto. Her selection of oysters were delicious. After the great meal, we booked it to the varsity for a movie. As per usual, nothing good is ever playing when you want to see a movie. Fortunately, we were a ble to catch a screening of "In Good Company" Topher Grace and Scarlett Johannsson (<3) in one of the V.I.P. rooms! Yeah, I felt like a pimp! There were only like 16 seats in V.I.P. and the seats were so comfy. Anyways, the movie was amazing! Topher's whitty juxtoposition and comedic timing built his charm and charisma to a stellar performance. Quirky tidbit, but the other main character in this movie played by Randy Quade is named Dan Foreman! I laughed pretty hard when I caught it. Alex didn't know what I was chuckling about. Scarlett Johansson playing the role of a NYU transfer was breathtaking. Her soft plush facial features alongside her seductive raspy voice fascinates a young buck like myself. The movie is definitely worthy of a 2 thumbs up. I put this movie alongside hihg fidelity and the garden state. Topher's performance almost outmatches Natalie's innocent character in the Garden State. Imagine if Topher and Natalie co-starred in a romatic comedy? Millions I say, millions! Busy reading week coming up. Stay tuned!

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