Twilight- The Movie

Let me set the stage . . . . . .

Thursday, November 20th my schedule went as follows:

1. Get out of bed at the most insane hour of the freaking day 5:45 AM.
2. Quick shower, get ready, and make sure Oldest is here to get girls off to school.
3. At 7 AM begin drive to town that is 1 hour and 30 minutes away with traffic.
4. Make statement to court about the impact perpetrator had on previous client and recommend sentencing based on perpetrators minimization and victim stancing/playing.
5. Drive back the hour and half and go to court with a new client for current job.
6. Get to the office and do paper work: chart notes, record call ins, and set up new client in computer as well as with da Boss for therapist assignment.
7. Come home, change clothes, kiss kids, get something to eat. (This is about 3:30 PM)
8. Go to training class for becoming a structured foster home as requested by a head DCFS/CPS clinician and staff member. This involves another 45 minute drive and 4 hours of class and then the 45 minute drive back.
9. Arrive home about 10:10 PM. Wait for hubs to get home and leave for theater with Mini-Me and Monkey Wrench. Sit in theater eating popcorn and red vines, listening to silly teen girls having fun and smiling at their fantasies.
10. Watch movie. (Details about that coming later) I have to put out teasers to keep readers coming back.
11. Walk about of movie at 2:30 AM thinking I stayed up for THAT!

Now keep in mind that I have some health issues that increase my physical and mental fatigue.

I was feeling discouraged about the whole movie thing, so I called Nancy Face and she helped me see a different perspective.

All week long images from the movie have been flashing through my head and I have decided that I was not of a sound mind or body to make such a negative decision about the movie.

I did like many of the scenes. so I can't say that I didn't like it.
I will go see it again, before making my final opinion.

That is all for now.