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), ... and the Cinema Snob's review of an old James Bond movie, among the entries to my current playlist. I listen to more than just music, oftentimes, too. Every now and again a newer person to the lab who just hadn't been through my sector enough times at an inopportune moment will be surprised to hear Snob making a bad joke at an exploitation film director's expense or Todd in the Shadows yelling at the misogynistic lyrics of a Chris Brown song, instead of actual music coming from my radio. 
Prayers for you and that you will be feeling much better.am still a bit under the weather and fatigued, although feeling a bit better than a few days ago and the worst of my symptoms have passed. Thank you ever so kindly.
That's interesting. It's interesting how one place represents something completely different to another. Yours actually makes more sense. I can't figure out why mine keep popping up. Otherwise I'm in completely different houses that I have never seen before, sometimes I will draw a diagram of the house that I was in.
That's also interesting. I think it's something that is a gift for certain people. My half sister and I we inherited that gift from our father. Her mother never had any of that. So I know it comes from her. And my biological mother has dreams but not the way that my father, sister and I do. The three of us have the creative bug also, but my sister and I are so different in our friendships and creativity avenues.
This sounds so exciting!
This could be a really good thing. This is what most people dream of getting to after laboring for so many years.
I was exactly thinking this also. As in my agency many people come from high stress consultant jobs for less pay and less hours so they can spend more time with their family.
I've done this so many times, I don't worry about it. Some songs do get ruined, but some are classic. Or it helps me identify with a year that I loved that song.
Finally bothered to google search a poster image for this movie and Neve's right there. So she will be in this movie ... hopefully not as the opening victim. .... And, cool! The kid from the 2015 Goosebumps movie - which I surprisingly liked and found very entertaining - will be there too!)
You're brave. I have not seen a scary movie in a long time. I used to love them and watch them as a teenager. But after I became a Christian everything changed that it scared me. I even used to create haunted houses and I would scare my younger cousin all the time. There are some beautiful people that are in that though.
Well, don't get me wrong. I certainly have particular boundaries to where I still find some things outright distasteful in the realm of horror - "too far", for lack of a better term - and will have nothing to do with them, finding no redeeming value or artistic merit. I despise things in fiction that seem to be done solely for the shock value, for instance.
She was there only for the opening sequence of the very first film, actually, and there's a cool story I have heard about that. Because she was such a big name at the time, being the late 90's and all ^-^, they wanted her to be in the role of the surviving heroine, none other than Sydney Prescott herself. But apparently Drew graciously stepped aside for Neve Campbell and offered to be the first victim who wouldn't make it to the ten-minute mark, instead, for the sake of film integrity. She believed in the writer's and director's vision for the movie so much that she was willing to take a step down. You see, Drew thought it would have a huge impact on the viewers if such a big name star like herself was killed off so easily and early on in the movie. The viewers would then be inclined to think "oh! So ... no one is safe!" And so it would hold a lot of tension and interest in the movie for them. ^-^Thanks, Sampa. Hopefully it will be an enjoyable one. With "Goosebumps kid" (as I call Dylan Minette since I liked him so much in the Goosebumps movie) also present, it will be interesting to see he and Neve Campbell possibly team up to fight back against the killer ... unless of course he turns out to be the killer.
That's funny that it became a meme to you guys. I'm usually conscious not to replay things too much when other people can hear because most think more than two or three times in a row is excessive lol. For you it sounds like a circumstantial thing where for me some people would think I'm crazy how often I've done that.For some reason I remember a night waaaaay long ago at my current job (this is my second tenure there) where I got so busy in my lab that I didn't even bother to take a few moments to turn my radio off of the repeat function when I somehow activated it a while before, thus ... O.A.R.'s "Shattered" ended up playing for almost two hours straight.
That time was lampshaded more than once by the guy working next door who could easily hear the music. And so, "turn the car around" became a meme between us for the rest of my year there that first go-round, in reference to what we should be doing every time we are tempted to do what is expected of all able-bodied employed folks and come to work every day.
..... And now I'm tempted to listen to it again just talking about it.
Oh I'm in random houses all the time. That's impressive you remember dream houses enough to draw them.
Thanks for the explanation. I have remember that from the past but that's intelligent to have a twist like that. Yes a-listers usually don't get killed off right away. So it leaves an element of surprise. I'm a big fan of Drew Barrymore ever since she did the movie fire starter as a child. I've seen a lot of her life outside and sort of in the movies similar to my own character. I don't know how to explain it why I've been drawn to her work. With all the working that you have been doing, I really hope that this is a treat for you. You definitely need it.
That's interesting. I thought most people would be in houses they are familiar with.
As far as recall, I really don't understand that. But I do know the ones that I have drawn usually became lucid dreams. I start looking around and I start taking note and I'm like I need to remember this and I need to remember that I want to remember this when I wake up. It's kind of fun and there's a certain energy and vividness that you draw when you realize you're in a dream but you want to soak in every detail so you don't lose it.
I don't know if I've ever drawn in a dream. That sounds pretty cool. You're probably an artist so it makes sense that you would. I'm betting being visually oriented might help with your dream recall but it's just a hunch.
ohh, maybe I should clarify, I never drew anything in the dream but I noted everything and just kept walking from room to room or checking things out. Actually I'm not much of an artist, so it's rough diagrams. Anyways I hope that you will have that special experience with a lucid dream, as it can be a lot of fun. It was nice chatting with you about this topic.
I keep listening to a song over and over again ever since I found it a few days ago. I tell myself to stop, that I will ruin the song for myself and grow tired of it, but do I listen? No!
I just want to listen to it again...
just one more time won't hurt...
...right?
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I can totally relate! Sometimes when I find a song or a group of songs I love, I want to listen to them every day over and over again. I have had songs playing on repeat for a long time multiple times! And sometimes if you love a song enough you think "I could listen to this all day!" and that feeling lasts for months.
Yep, it's an awesome feeling.I can totally relate! Sometimes when I find a song or a group of songs I love, I want to listen to them every day over and over again. I have had songs playing on repeat for a long time multiple times! And sometimes if you love a song enough you think "I could listen to this all day!" and that feeling lasts for months.
Music is one of the best ways to keep my mood up or get me feeling inspired. One of the songs I remember putting on repeat is this one because it's pure optimism and energy. It'd be cool if they put it in one of the Sonic movies.
