HiccupPup

Hello, mates! I went to see "The Woman In Black," and it was simply amazing! I think horror films target people that can't see all that well. They have to lean in real close to see something, and then... WHAM! A scary freaking face pops out of freaking nowhere just as you're extremely near the screen. This is what constantly happened to my mum throughout the entire thing. A little into the beginning, there's this baby bird and she's like, "What is that?" and starts moving closer just as a loud noise goes off and this huge crow comes down the fireplace. At times I was hugging myself and saying "I'm on a beach, and noises and faces don't sc

I'm so excited for the premiere of "The Woman In Black" with Daniel Radcliffe! It'll be so much fun to see him as something other than Harry Potter! And in a horror movie, too! I've seen him in the Broadway play "How To Succeed On Business Without Really Trying," and on shows, too, but after seeing the commercial where the people are watching this movie and screaming their wits out, I can't imagine how amazing it must be! As far as I'm aware, this will be his first scary feature film, and for it to be with such a good, broad audience and to already, before even hitting theaters, to have good reviews—now that's big! I don't know about an

They help colleges pick out their students, they reflect how much you've learned and improved... I hate them. I have been having extreme stomach pains this entire past week, and so I've been out on school (which I don't like missing), yet today I still managed to go to a tutoring session. Well, normally that would make me feel organized and ready to tackle tomorrow, considering the fact that I'm forcing myself to go back even if I'm puking my guts out, but this time it made me feel extremely helpless, useless, and hopeless—all in a big bundle of joy. I never enjoy dumping such things on you guys, but venting right now would really be a