And may the odds be ever in your favour.

Watched the hunger games yesterday with pok dilys shu kaiting, and it was umm. Predictable.

Okay to give the movie some credit, it was a good movie, and probably better if you didn’t read the book like I did, because I saw whatever that was about to happen and it got quite boring at some point I guess. Its quite ironic how I’m saying that the movie is too close to the book and made it boring, but once they change the plot too much, people would complain how is isn’t following the storyline. So overall I was a nice movie. Peeta is sweet, Gale is a mood spoiler (you will know why once you see the movie LOL). But #TeamPeeta ftw (Y)

So if any of you are planning on reading the book before catching the movie, don’t. You will regret it I swear ahahaha the movie was nice but it would be really awesome if you just watched it without knowing the storyline before hand. The movie is already good based on the fact that they managed to condense the book into a 2 and a half hour movie.

Oh but I was really disppointed because the soundtracks by taylor swift and some others didn’t play. #depressed

It only played at the credits, which was like WTF?! Hell I want the songs in the movie not at the rolling credits. -_-

I had to, it was too hilarious.

Mikalee Byerman

Here we go: I’m bracing myself for the onslaught of hate email calling me out for being all bitter and jaded and whatnot…but there is a plain and simple truth I must share on this most glorious of puke-inspiring love-infested days.

I fucking hate Valentine’s Day.

And here’s the reason: The one and only time in my life I was proposed to, it just happened to be Valentine’s Day.

(And yeah, I hate the dangling preposition before the comma in that last sentence. But what’s the alternative? “The one and only time in my life someone to me proposed?” “The one and only time in my life on which I was proposed…to?” Ugh…)

Anyhow, back to the point. One day. One proposal. One future brick yet to be born. One future ex.

And the fake proposal offered in the dairy aisle of the neighborhood grocery store with the fake wedding…

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