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Cat's Eye.

The other day Ben and I were talking about the first scary movie we had ever seen and how it will stick with us for the rest of our lives, because as a kid you remember those moments when your too frightened to even breath. Mine was Stephen Kings "Cat's Eye". The movie consists of three 30-min short films that are linked together by a stray cat. The first two films aren't scary at all. They are more like Twilight Zone weird, but the last film is what did me in as a child. It's pretty much a child's worst nightmare. It's about a little troll that lives in a little girl's (Drew Barrymore) room that comes out at night to kill her. Her only true hope of surviving? Her new cat that finally found her after making an appearance in the first two films. If you have netflix I suggest watching it for kicks. What was your first scary movie?

crab + weekend

On Friday we had a big crab dinner at our house. Andrea planned the whole thing and Ben and I hosted it. I never knew how easy it was to make! You pretty much just boil the legs for around 4 minutes and they're done. We had so much fun! I covered the table with newspaper and we gobbled up tons of crab legs and mashed potato's (and of course ramekins of melted butter). Besides for the crab, Ben and I made SO MUCH FOOD this weekend. Homemade pizzas, asparagus tarts, and homemade garlic cheesy bread. I'm getting use to this not eating out idea.

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How was your weekend? Other than eating tons of food (because clearly it looks like that's a priority in my life...) Ben and I went for a long hike, checked out an estate sale, and saw the movie 2012. BOO HISS. It was so long and cheesy. I kind of knew it was going to be but didn't think it would be that bad. It was. Tomorrow I am planning on going to the Banff Film Festival. That should cleanse myself of bad movie syndrome.

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I can't believe Thanksgiving is on Thursday! I'm heading to Minneapolis to celebrate it with my sister and brother. I plan on making about 8 pounds of chex mix (Ben is king of the chex mix) for the occasion and I may just have to partake in some vino (it is a special occasion, no?)

oh happy weekend.

Its Friday night. I just returned from Where the While Things Are. Honestly, I was a little disappointed. I thought some parts we're too long and boring, and overall it left me feeling kind of depressed. Maybe I had too high of expectations since it was suppose to be "amazing". If I were a kid I would be doubly (is that a word?)disappointed. Somethings were just so confusing. What is a child suppose to do with weird unanswered questions (like the whole Owl thing or the birds arm being ripped off)? It definitely was more aimed for adults than kids. Of course I loved the soundtrack and cinematography aspect, but the storyline was fat C+ in my book. Did you see it? What are your thoughts?

I hope you all have a wonderful weekend! Here are some things from around the globe web Internet you may like:

story....

i bought these boots from UO but they sent me these instead. BIG oopsie on their part! I am being honest though and returning them. Thats quite a large price difference. They should give me the ones I want for free!

what everyone who loves rachel comey is thinking about.

something i dream about.

new things at hello victory.

i miss you, molly.

Duluth in the New York Times FASHION column and across the blog world. Represent yo!

Happy weekend!