1. This new T. Babaton Thom t-shirt from Aritzia in a deep red
Tagged with Can’t Hardly Wait …
Currently Craving:
When I was in high school, I would go back and forth between Strawberry Frosted Pop-Tarts and Chocolate Chip Eggo Waffles for breakfast. Life’s busy and I didn’t always have the time to sit down and have a bowl of cereal, pancakes, waffles out of an iron, fruit, eggs, bacon, a glass of orange juice and a glass of milk like they always advertise in commercials as a “balanced and complete breakfast.”
That’s just unrealistic.
- Why do you have to drink both juice and milk at breakfast? That sounds like the worst combination ever.
- Why do commercials advise children to eat so much at breakfast? Does this promote obesity in children? I don’t know…something to think about.
- Why have I been forgetting to buy strawberry frosted pop-tarts at the grocery store for the past three years?
- Doesn’t this just remind you of the film “Can’t Hardly Wait?”
- There was that one time when I gave the Hello Kitty Meowberry a chance – not impressed. It has since been discontinued according to Wikipedia.
- Pop-tarts were the original. Toaster Strudel was just an imitation.
Not Another Teen Movie
I wasn’t alive in the 80′s, but that doesn’t mean I don’t know about Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, The Breakfast Club, and Pretty in Pink.
They were classics! Everyone loved them and everyone still loves them to this day.
From the time I was born up until… 2000, teenage hit movies were all the rage. They were funny, refreshing, and most of the time true. I didn’t know that yet because I was still probably eight and hadn’t lived through high school. Also, the actors and actresses in these movies sometimes overlapped and I swear, these kids all did the same movies together.
- Can’t Hardly Wait
- She’s All That
- Bring It On
- Cruel Intentions
- Never Been Kissed
- 10 Things I Hate About You
- American Pie
These had to be some of my favorite movies. A decade has passed and I want to know where they went. We had Mean Girls, yes, but that’s where it began and ended. Now that I’m ten years older, I wonder if I would still love these movies as much if they were to resurface again. Maybe it will just remain a part of my childhood.
So which was your favorite?
What is love?
I think I’ve questioned love for a very long time. I grew up knowing the Disney way, the reality way relating back to people in my life, and from a standpoint of just observation.
My philosophy midterm paper due Monday is challenging me to actually give some kind of a definition for it. The prompt that I made up is as follows:
Diotima and Socrates have different views and accounts of love. What elements of their definitions still exist today and what has changed? Messages about love portrayed in movies evoke strong emotions to their audiences. Throughout the stages of our lives (childhood, adolescense, and adulthood) we develop our own ideas. Do these match up to what love is “supposed” to be?
The three movies I’m using:
Little Manhattan
