In other non-sad and totally random news…

I’m totally shipping Chloe and Davis after catching up on this season of Smallville. I’m not sure if the show is actually interesting again or if has more to do with the fact that Sam Witwer rocks and his acting abilities trump those of every other person on the show. Or maybe I’ve just been mesmerized by his hotness again? Whatever the case, I’m definitely diggin’ him being on the show. I know his character is ultimately evil, but he brings a soul to it and I can’t wait to see how it all plays out. My one big complaint about this season is that the effects are especially bad. Have they always been this cheap and cheesy and maybe I just didn’t realize it? I haven’t watched since mid-S6, so maybe I just forgot that they were so cheap? Or maybe they just ran out of money? Whatever it is, the effects are laughably bad. I can look past that for the time being though. I also never realized that Tom Welling couldn’t act his way out of a wet paper bag. He might actually be more wooden than Keanu Reeves and I didn’t think that was possible. They are both quite pretty, but that’s all either one of them has going on. Sorry, guys.

Can you say gross? What is wrong with some women?

This Edward doll is creepy and kinda gay looking, but not in a pretty gay way. This one is much better, but still a little odd looking.

I’m not really loving the new WP dashboard. I’m sure I’ll get used to it eventually though.

I’m about 500 pages into Breaking Dawn now and it is finally getting better. Maybe I won’t end up disliking it as much as I was as of my last post. I’m so thankful to be out of Jacob’s POV. He’s such a cry baby. I still hate Rosalie, but there are still a lot of pages left to read, so maybe she’ll grow on me. I will be a good girl and refrain from saying anything else though because I’m not sure how much more Mycah has had a chance to read. I will say this though, I am truly sick of seeing the word murmured in this book. Sick of it! It’s like nails on a freaking chalkboard at this point and I’m dreading seeing it used another 999,999 times or so. Find a new word Stephenie Meyer! Ugh!