::sigh::

[butterflydreaming]

It's nearly 1am and I'm not in bed yet.

I'm...

...nevermind.

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Re: "A clean bed and a fair rate. And maybe a small television set..."

[butterflydrming.livejournal.com]

I watched TP in two attempts. The first time, the scene of Bob crouching behind the bed railing gave me such a case of the creep outs that I didn't want to watch any more. When it re-ran, I started watching it again, mostly because a new friend was really into it, and the enthusiasm was catching.

The whole thing tends to give me a sense of "someone standing behind me". Even the music.

{shivers}

Re: "A clean bed and a fair rate. And maybe a small television set..."

[buhrger]

yunno, i never rilly got creeped by it. ok, almost never. i was a big fan when it aired, and organized at least three viewing parties where we blew through the entire 9 hours of the first season, energized by donuts, pie, and (for those who imbibe) coffee.

Re: "A clean bed and a fair rate. And maybe a small television set..."

[butterflydrming.livejournal.com]

I'm from an arid region, so even the setting of trees and fog was uncomfortably strange to me.

Now I *really* want to have a big sleepover/watch-a-thon!

Re: "A clean bed and a fair rate. And maybe a small television set..."

[buhrger]

the setting of trees and fog
has only become familiar to me within the last 8 years too. i keep meaning to pay a visit to snoqualmie falls, and so far it's yet to happen.

Now I *really* want to have a big sleepover/watch-a-thon!
"if you will it, it is no dream."

(for five bonus points, figure out which movie i was watching yesterday evening based on that quote. only three points if you use google or imdb.)

Re: "A clean bed and a fair rate. And maybe a small television set..."

[butterflydrming.livejournal.com]

Snoqualmie Falls should be a pleasant trip in spring... say April?

I admit with shame that even reducing my point potential, I cannot guess the movie.

here's another clue for y'all

[buhrger]

it includes a bit part for the guy who plays Professor Lupin in the HP movies.

(extra two points for non-google figuring out the origin of the subject line)

and i could see myself seeing snoqualmie falls in april. assuming appropriate driving music etc.

Re: here's another clue for y'all

[butterflydrming.livejournal.com]

I watched Finding Neverland for the first time this morning. ^_^;