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watch Twilight's last installment.

Unfortunately I now have two people I'm fond of insisting that I do it.

I'm under the impression that if I tell myself it's going to suck I'll be pleasantly surprised whereas I'd be enduring torture if I go in thinking it will be entertaining.

I'm pretty sure I have to finish watching it to satisfy the 20 questions game that will follow.

I haven't seen any of them. The YA books to movies I'm looking forward to are The Hunger Games.

If you can maintain the status of never having seen or read a Twilight story, your life will be somewhat richer than mine.

koan;1384440 wrote: If you can maintain the status of never having seen or read a Twilight story, your life will be somewhat richer than mine.


I take it you don't approve?

I've seen 'em........a guilty pleasure.

Bryn Mawr;1384499 wrote: I take it you don't approve?Just about every two pages the author tells us "his eyes were... unreadable."

I got thinking, "no, they're readable, you're just being lazy." The fourth book was significantly better than the first three though.

I've not been a fan of Vampire critters for a long time.

I think it started when I read Stoker. Probably a tad mature for a seven-year-old.

I slept with garlic under my pillow for a year or so after that.

Rice did some great work. The last Vampire-oriented flick I watched was the one based on her "interview with a Vampire"

IF twilight can compare to that, I might give it a try, but the fascination my grandkids have with it suggests otherwise.

I met a psychic who told me that rubbing garlic over your throat would keep the evil spirits away. I replied "yeah, them and some others."

the deed is done.

Have to say they did well turning Bella into an anorexic.

Here are delightful places to go, where you are not likely to find a Vampire

Gilroy Garlic Festival | July 27th, 28th & 29th | 34th Annual 1979-2012

The Stinking Rose - A Garlic Restaurant Located in San Francisco&Beverly Hills