Maully

I'm mostly an auditory learner, followed by visual. Lecture classes were always my best in college, and I memorize all my theatre scripts by reading them aloud.

I remember when I started watching it, I kept thinking, "All of these characters singly would drive me crazy, but together I love them."    I like this show on a premise that hard work and positive action can do amazing things in the world. People don't have to break each other or be crappy. It's sappy and sounds trite and this show goes kind of way overboard on it, but It's the opposite of the basis of every reality show ever. 

I watched this show at one point and have very little recollection. Now I might need to revisit it and then we'll discuss. 

Tonight was the series finale of Parks and Recreation. I love this show. I was not on board from the beginning, but I caught it on Netflix. I could not stop watching. I am so invested in the lives of the characters. I'm also pretty convinced that someone followed me around in my twenties and then wrote the character April Ludgate.    Do you love it? Do you hate it? Are you uninitiated? Can we sit and watch it together? Talk to me about my newly finished show. 

I am all for being supportive of someone who wants to go to the gym and get in shape. Personally my desire to do so (which does occasionally show up) cannot overpower my hatred of exercise and laziness. Go for it and then inspire me. 

The last couple of weeks, I've been rewatching "The Wallflower." I love that show. I don't really think I can explain the allure it has to me, though I want to make mom watch it because she keeps bothering me that I didn't grow up to be "the lady" she wanted. I liek a frumpy girl who likes scary, macabre things. I also really like the word MACABRE. 

Damn,it's almost verbatim...

My heart will always belong to "Vampire Hunter D." It was my first anime, watched when I was too young for it. I was like 8 or 9 and I stayed up late and snuck downstairs to watch channels I shouldn't have. I also Hellsing. I guess there's a vampire theme going on here. 

I stopped watching anime for a while and in the last few months, I've started again. I watched "K" which I really enjoyed. I've also watched "The Devil is a Part-Timer" which I found charming and amusing, "Deadman Wonderland" which I found delightfully vulgar, and "My Little Monster" which I liked at first, but the further along it got, reality ate my brain and I felt terrible about it and thought if the couple stays together longer than a few weeks, there's going to be emotional abuse issues on both sides.    This reawakening can probably be attributed to my stumbling across the "Loveless" manga in B&N. I had been reading years ago when TokyoPop was releasing it before TokyoPop died in America. Now Viz Media is releasing it. I was super excited. 

I enjoyed SOA, but it went too long for my liking. I understand where they went, but I didn't like the last part and how [spoiler]they moved to a completely different game. I wish they would have tackled difficult transitions back into real life and physical degeneration and such instead.[/spoiler]   Ouran HS Host Club was my big surprise. I'm more of an action/fantasy/sci-fi person. I loved this series, though. I have watched it several times.    I also finally watched some Naruto. It only took me ten years to do it. Too much filler and too many flashback, but deal with or navigate around that and it's actually a pretty sound series. I intended to hate watch a bit just to say I'd tried and it sucked me in. 

Best pretend boyfriend ever!

Well, I'm the most masculine one here...  77.5M/40F/48.3333A   I'm totally fine with that and also completely unsurprised by my results. Kind of fun, I guess.

    I have the taste buds of a six year old. I eat sloppy joes a lot. lol. I also like to keep bratwursts in the freezer. They cook really quickly on the Foreman grill. Don't judge me and my Foreman, this is lazy foods.