Agrred! Its funny, most morning when you put on the Today show or something like that, there will be half an hour of inspirational stories of happy citizens, and then about 90 minutes of terrorism and sadness. I usually put on those shows just to look for patterns about news.
Yeah, I was never into it either. I think the Uni Potter section carries even less appeal for me than Avatar at AK. I've seen Avatar once. I liked it, but it was a bit weird for my taste. But I have zero interest in Potter. Fantasy carries little appeal for me other than Disney and Once Upon a Time (which is basically Disney)
Every now and then, I consider packing a bag to hide in my closet just in case....
That's like the same thing with me, except I'm on book 2
This provided quite a few chuckles here this morning!
2 years ago I had to go across the road and talk with the renters. First the Mariachi band came pounding down the road, then when they were done a guest blasted his car stereo system with more Mariachi music with both doors open. Yep I was done, me marching across the road. Went quiet. Never happened again. Now there is neighbors that play Classic Polish Music. Frankly Mexican and Polka sound so similar, not a fan. Why does it have to be blasted to the decibel of a 2 block radius? 
Alrighty, was takin' a late lunch 'cause of an unexpected deadline...
Have a Magical darn day, all...!
Laterrrrrrr...!!!
Sometimes, people are strange. One morning last week, I exited the train (my station is one of the busiest stations in the system, transporting thousands of passengers a day). As I joined the hordes of others departing the morning rush hour trains, heading down the platforms for the indoor station, I saw that a leather identification tag had fallen off a briefcase that a man was carrying. I reached down to pick it up to give to him, but he was already way ahead down the platform; it was so crowded with people that I couldn't get to him.
When I finally entered the station, I saw him way over the other side, going out the west exit doors. I went over there as quickly as I could, and came up behind him outside, showing him the leather tag for his briefcase. I said, "Think this fell off your briefcase on the platform, sir." He looked at it, paused, and said, "Oh, yah." He put it in his briefcase, and walked away . . .
Granted, I didn't find the guy's wallet; it was only an i.d. tag. But I was kinda put out that he didn't even say thank you.
Right there with ya.
I hate those bleep commercials! I've seen HP to the point where I can turn down the sound and do all the monologue.That's like the same thing with me, except I'm on book 2
I have seen a good amount of the movies though. They were neat. I was watching the Hunger Games on ABC Family just now, and on the commercials they have a few of them where they make random bleeped-out quotes...Some were funny, but others made a nice old scene a little disturbing...
