Lights, Camera, Action!

I have mentioned more than a few times that we are avid readers and we have a deep love of movies especially ones based on books. Do you find it immensely intriguing how you can love the same book genre or movie genre as one person yet completely dislike another genre they like?  For example, one sister and I have total fascination for one book genre while my other sister rolls her eyes at us when we get to talking in animated tones about them. Yet that same sister and I have the love of another genre between us that we can completely relate to with each other. One of my sisters and I have a big month coming up in November. Every week promises to bring some fun our way with our books and movies. The beauty of it is we can use it to celebrate our birthdays too. I even plan to win a prize!!! The last time we went to one of these big festivals, she and I were the only two people in the ENTIRE theatre who knew the answers to the prize questions. We both have been studying in anticipation of this years prize. Wish us luck!!!

Fat Feet

I have short fat feet. My feet are not pretty like some people who have elegant feet. However, this much is certain. I really love to paint my toenails. I have a 'thing' for nail polish. Lately, I have been searching for the perfect turquoise polish. You know the shade I am trying to find. The shade of turquoise of those kitchen appliances in the 50's. That perfect shade of turquoise of those powder coated candy bouncer lawn chairs of the 50's. Do you become obsessed about finding items like that? Suddenly, I decide I 'MUST' have turquoise toenails then try to move heaven and earth to find it. Next week, it will be something else. But anyway, I have found something else I like. It is called shatter polish in OPI and crackle in China Glaze. It is really cool. You paint it over the top of your base color. It shatters. This is how turquoise shatter looks on my fat little short toes. I should have painted the base coat silver instead of hot pink but it will do. It sort of creates a zebra type effect.