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Topic: Why am I up at 11 pm?

TxCoord
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Because we are going to Wal-Mart for 1201 am to buy "New Moon"!

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Posts: 665 | From Lost Wages, NV | Registered: May 2006 | IP: Logged |

MariaA
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wow, you're in for some serious competition in the line of teenage girls. It'll be good people-watching.

The rest of us who are up this late don't have a good excuse, I'm sorry to say.

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TxCoord
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Sitting in Wal-Mart with a cold drink and people watching is by far the cheapest entertainment one can find! The parking lot in Spring or early Fall is even better! Bwahahahaha!

Silverwolf and I are just kids at heart!

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Lymetoo
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Hope you are enjoying your movie!! [Smile]

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TxCoord
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There were a lot of people there! And we weren't the oldest either. Big line heading from the front door to electronics (straight back) and I fought the urge to mimic the PA and say "Edward and Jacob are signing autographs in the deli." to weed out the crowd.

We finally got home around 1/4 after 1 and to bed after 2. When we stumbled out of bed (nooners) we watched the movie and the special DVD with clips from "Eclipse" (coming out June 30th).

I also scored on a couple of Star Trek dolls that were on sale (had been $12 but I got them for $5 - pick me!). And a good time was had by all!

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map1131
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I loved the books. My adult daughter (30) introduced me to them. She felt foolish at first being into something geared towards younger females. Then she became obsessed with the next and the next book.

I found the stories great. Now I did have a hard time with the wolves thing. Vampires okay, but wolves? Anyhow I enjoyed them.

I haven't watched the first movie yet. I need to put that on my long list of things to do.

Pam

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