ShelbyPitzer

The worst show on tv right now in my opinion is Laguna Beach: The Real Orange County.  My sister watches it all the time and it makes me want to leave the room, and half of the time I do.  I mean, even the title shouts corny and fake.  I don't care what people think about it being the "real orange county".  It's definitely not.  That show is obviously scripted.  No one has that much drama in their everyday lives.  It's totally stupid.

There are a few things that have gone from meaning absolutely nothing to me to being pretty significant.

Freshman year, football meant nothing to me; It was like a complete different language.  I never felt so almost discriminated against in my life than when the guys at my church talked football. But recently I've begun to decipher the ancient masculine speak and can actually watch a game and know what is going on.

Texting while driving has most definitely skipped priority levels. Before Matthew's death because of it, it was normal to see my friends and family texting behind the wheel, like it wasn't a big deal. Nowadays, I do not text while driving at all. I also get on to my friends about it every once and a while. They probably get annoyed with me, but they understand my concern.

We aren't supposed to name anyone, but I've noticed that all the Kennys in my life have increased in importance too.  my good friend Kennys and my aquaintance Kennys are very important to me now.

I only remember seeing Ice Age 3 and Night at the Museum 2: Battle of the Smithsonian.

I only really liked Night at the Museum, because Hank Azaria and Bill Hader were hilarious.

Ice Age 2 was of course a kids movie, and seemed to go on forever.

I would definitely recommend Night at the Museum 2 to anybody :)

As for movies I watched at my house, I recently watched Seventeen Again and it was a suprisingly good movie. I wish people wouldn't write it off as a bad movie just because Zac Efron is in it.