Tyler Hilton 'Kicking my heel's'.

One of the thing's i love about Tyler Hilton's music is that, in 'One tree hill', his character, Chris Keller, was an arrogant, over confident ladies man, but in his music, Tyler comes across as sensitive, insecure and romantic.

'Kicking my heel's' is an example of that. It's a beautiful song. "Why do you keep me around/ You could have any guy in this town/ am i the best you hoped for or the best that you've found" are the opening lines of this song, and set the tone of the song.

The chorous is also very sad "The more i drink,the less i feel sorrow/ The more i make the less i feel sorrow/ the more i love you the less that i feel alone" lyric's make me wanna cry (yes, another song that makes me teary). It's reason's like this is why i love Tyler's music so much.

'Bridge over troubled water'.

I have a confession to make: I get seriously pissed off when ANYONE other than Art Garfunkel and Paul Simon sing this song.

No one can sing it better than Art Garfunkel, with Paul Simon being the only exception.

I am a huge fan of 'Simon and Garfunkel' (Paul Simon is THE BEST songwriter ever, in my humble opinion) and 'Bridge over troubled water' is a favourite of mine. While a lot of their song's are beautiful with a lot of meaning, this song, somehow, takes their 'amazing-ness' up a notch.

I love the 'unreleased' version, too. It's a bonus track of the 'Bridge' album, and features alternate lyric's for the 'added' third verse. Both version's are both as equally brilliant as each other.

'To catch a thief' memorable quote's.

'To catch a thief' is a classy romantic suspense drama. Cary Grant and Grace Kelly are supberb in their roles, and i think this is one of the best Alfred Hitchcock film's ever made.

Here's a few quotes from this fantastic film.

Frances: What do you say?.
John: My only comment would be highly censorable.

John: May i ask you a personal question?.
Frances: I've been hoping you would.

Frances: I'm in love with you.
John: Now, that's a ridicolous thing to say.

Frances: You want a leg or a breast?.
John: You make the choice.

I love both Cary Grant and Grace Kelly, so it's only natural that i adore this movie. One of my favourite's ever.

Some quote's from 'Northern exposure'.

Some quote's from the brilliant 'Northern exposure'.

Joel: This is considered a spectator sport?. I've had more fun watching slush melt.

Maggie: What do i do?. Only go out with guy's i'd like to see dead?.

Joel: I finally figured out we are somewhere between the end of the line and the middle of nowhere.
Bernard Stevens: Oh, where's that on the map?.

Joel: She gave me a goat?. A nice bottle of wine, i'd understand. A box of chocolates. A rolex. What do i want with a goat?. Milk.

Maggie: The odd's are a thousand to one. Why would you be the one in a thousand?. This is ridicolus. You're not that special.

I feel so sad for Lea Michele.

I don't watch 'Glee', but i find myself really liking Lea Michele. I've read lot's of her interview's, and i think she's a nice, positive, happy person. That's the way i think she comes across anyway.

So, the death of Cory Monteith is very tragic for his family, and for her. I always think that when someone loses their partner so young, or when someone dies so young (and 31 is young) it's even more of a tragedy. So much of life they never got to experience, both as a couple, or Cory as an individual.

I only hope both Cory's family and Lea get through this difficult time.

I couldn't do my boyfriend's job.

At the moment, he's outdoor's delivering leaflet's. I don't know if i could actually do that job.

I have hayfever, so anytime we have 'high pollen count' my eyes burn and water, and my nose run's, so i wanna hide indoor's when it's really hot. Plus i don't think i could actually carry a VERY heavy bag. I don't do well in the cold either. I also burn VERY easilly, so have to slap on layer's of suncream everyday.

Working in a shop/ office/ indoor's is ideal for me. I get to chat to people (that's one of my strength's) and i get to hide indoor's. I've realized that i need to do what i enjoy (both in and out of work) to be happy and keep depression at bay.

I just hope i find a job soon, too.

'Much ado about nothing' was fantastic.

Saw this film today, and i thought it was brilliant. it's something i know i'm gonna watch over and over.

Based on Shakespeare's famous play, Joss Whedon has filmed this in black and white, and virtually, the entire cast has worked with him before.

The appeal of this movie, for me, was the actor's. I loved Buffy, Angel, Firefly, and I am a Nathan Fillion fan girl, so the fact i liked the cast was a HUGE factor in seeing this movie.

Nathan Fillion and Tom Lenk are a really funny double act (i loved their scene's), i was always a 'Fred/ Wesley' shipper, so i was a happy fan girl when Beatrice and Benedick have scene's together (especially romantic one's) and it's romantic (not soppy) and funny. It was just the perfect movie for me to watch.

It took a little while to get used to the Shakespeare speak, but after about 10 minutes, i didn't even notice they weren't speaking 'Modern'. I adore this film. So glad i saw it.