Bookworm 1979

I watched it last night and I'm not angry about it. I thought it was cute. It exceeded my expectations, but they weren't very high to begin with.

The actor is 22.

I work with a guy who uses the "thank you" gesture and there is nothing wrong with his hearing at all, it's just a habit of his. Don't beat yourself up over not realizing he was deaf! 😊 P.S. My husband is a wheelchair user and when we first started going out I was saying stupid stuff to him. All. The. Time.

Nope, no CGI, she's a real amputee!

I think she's an amputee, too.

I didn't want to go see this, but now I think I have to.

Did anyone notice the gag from the series opening with Aang crashing on the air ball? I'm trying not to let my hopes get too high, but this show is looking really promising!

Oh, that's too bad. The library I used to work at was always happy to promote books by local authors.

Sometimes my stomach decides that it's not going to like something and decides to act up. Not much I can do about it by the time I realize what's going on, and trying to hold everything in is going to make everything worse. Sorry!

Thalia (the one who was turned into a tree) is a daughter of Zeus. Maybe that's who they were talking about?

Well, if you study up on your Greek mythology you'll find that all the gods are assholes in their own way.

Aang looked like he was smiling or laughing at one point, so it already looks better than the movie. *Whispers* I thought Appa and Momo looked pretty good for being CG. I also hope they keep Sokka's sense of humor in this. And I hope they pronounce everyone's name's correctly.

I really enjoyed this movie (watched it for the first time this weekend). I thought it was really sweet that Ariel gave Max the dog a little push when he was swimming to the lifeboats to help him get there faster. It was definitely a better live action remake than Beauty and the Beast and I'm not angry I watched it. I'm sure I'll watch it again.

In my experience, the ones who go on and on about their "true love" that split up within a couple of years.

Sorry to piggyback off of your post. I'm don't have kids, but one time I was shamed by a group of them for saying I was tired. Apparently if you don't have kids you're supposed to have a great sleep every night and not get stressed about anything. I was called some pretty nasty names by people who call themselves the most "selfless, generous people in the world". Try not to feel bad for getting shamed by the moms, they'll shame everyone.