Lost: I Found a Tomato

My review for this week's eppy of Lost:

Not all the tomatoes died. One survived.

Was that Desmond?

The End.

Sloganize your Name! XD

Got a little out of control. Created all of these! *laughs*

A Day Without Maca is Like a Day Without Sunshine.

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Sometimes You Feel Like a Maca, Sometimes You Don't.

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There's Only One Maca.

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Because Maca is Complicated Enough.

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Lipsmackin' Thirstquenchin' Acetastin' Motivatin' Goodbuzzin' Cooltalkin' Highwalkin' Fastlivin' Evergivin' Coolfizzin' Maca.

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This Is The Age Of The Maca.

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All You Need is a Maca and a Dream.

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It's Not All Maca, Maca, Maca, you know.

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8 out of 10 Owners who Expressed a Preference said Their Cats Preferred Maca.

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Maca Unscripted.

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Sweet as the Moment When the Maca Went "Pop"

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I Want My Maca.

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The Coolest Maca on Ice.

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The Passionate Pursuit of Maca.

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With A Name Like Maca, It Has To Be Good.

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Dude, You're Getting a Maca!

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Only The Crumbliest Flakiest Maca.

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The Black Hole

A sleep-deprived office worker accidentally discovers a black hole - and then greed gets the better of him...

Lost: I Think I Was Right!

This is Smokey!!!!!


Anyway, I didn't update on Lost last week because I watched the last two eppys together.

So, I'll briefly comment of both. Briefly, because I'm really tired, not because I have nothing to say.

EPPY 8

Remember how I've been complaining of Sawyer starvation and how I was about to die? Well, episode 8 saved me. YAY!!!
We got to see LOTS of Sawyer. Happy Sawyer, romantic Sawyer, serious Sawyer, shirtless Sawyer, sad Sawyer, shirtless Sawyer, funny Sawyer and shirtless Sawyer.
It was a great episode where Sawyer was a cop in this parallel life!! Yes, a cop. Who would believe it? His partner is Miles.

Not-Locke (a.k.a Smokey) sends Sawyer on a mission, and Sawyer "runs" into Whitmore. Then, we realize that Sawyer trusts Smokey more than Whitmore!! I don't know, but if I could talk to him, I'd say something. I just don't want him to die. But part of me wants him to be on Smokey's side, because that way nothing will happen to him.
Anyway, so Sawyer and Kate reunite again, and I think I can still hope for those two to get together. It was so easy to read their silly faces. . .

Last comment about the eppy is. . . HOW WEIRD IS THAT ANIMAL HEAD INSIDE THE CRIB?

SOOOOOO weird. Beyond weird.

Poor Claire, she belongs in the funny farm now. First, she tries to kill Kate, then she hugs her.... Who gets that girl? I don't.

Let's move on to Episode 9 (I'm terrible at this!!)

EPPY 9

I'd call this episode, "Truths Revealed"
It was so eye-opening.
Many of the questions we had were answered here, but only partially.
We think we know, but we really don't.
The one thing I'm sure of is that Smokey is the devil. Just as I predicted a couple of blog posts ago.

Oh and the girl with the big lips? We don't have to call her names anymore! because we learned that her name is Alana.

Or Balana

Something Anna-ish.

*yawns and zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz*

Earth Hour: What to do?

Date: 27.03.2010
Time: 8:30 - 9:30PM (your time zone)
Where: Planet Earth

In 2007, Australians turned their lights off and started what we call "Earth Hour."
After three years, the entire world has followed (with some sad exceptions) this commendable tradition.
Now, why do we do it? Because our planet needs a break.

And it's only an hour on a Saturday night. There are a million things that you could do to entertain yourself.
Plus, candlelight makes everything more fun. Right? (it also makes it less scary, because the dark is soooo scary)
You just need to get creative, so let me help you with this little list I wrote especially for you. Yes YOU!

LIST

Start by lighting some candles. Then. . .

1. Turn lights off.
2. Unplug all your appliances, chargers, computers, everything!
3. Play an instrument or try to learn how to play one.
4. Play board games or cards with your loved ones.
5. Take a nap.
6. Prepare some yummy earth-friendly snacks. You can find many great recipes online.
7. Invite friends over. Get them out of their house (by doing this, you'll also make sure they observe Earth Hour--it can be your secret agenda, but it will be super fun for all of you!).
8. Gaze at the stars. Go on your rooftop with a blanket or somewhere you can see the stars.
9. Host a yoga session for family and friends
10. Have a family candlelit picnic
11. Read a book
12. Tell scary stories
13. Have a sing-a-long
14. Have a Scavenger Hunt with flashlights look for eco-themed items.
15. Go for a walk, and spy on your neighbors to see if they're also observing Earth Hour.


So there is no need to be bored or sad or scared.
Make the most out of this night, and maybe you will like it so much that you will want to turn everything off more often and enjoy these free activities.

These Two are Creepy to Me

Some movies are meant for adults, some are meant for children.
These two movies claim to be children's films, but they are not.
If I were a child, I'd have nightmares for days. . . Wait, I'm not a child anymore, but I HAD THE NIGHTMARES!!! (you must also know that I was recently sick with Bordetella Pertussis, a bacteria that only attacks children's lungs. Well, the bacteria found ME! O_O LOL)

Number One:




Charlie and The Chocolate Factory: Such a dreamy name.
Charlie sounds like the name of your nicest neighbor.
Chocolate Factory is literally HEAVEN!

But no, this movie is creepy and I regret watching it.
The Oompa Loompas were cool, though.

Number Two:

Coraline:

I first heard the OST. Loved it, very French. Brilliant!

I mean, the film is excellent, just like Charlie and The Chocolate Factory; but it's creepy.

The other mother looked like Victoria Beckham,

and the friend looked like one of the Jonas Brothers (I can't identify them).

The button eyes, the robot/spider hand=Creepy

The author of this book is Neil Gaiman. He also wrote Stardust.

The creator of the movie is the same as A Nightmare Before Christmas, but that one didn't scare me at all, and I was a lot younger when I saw it. Weird.

Now, this picture is really cool.

I wish I had one of these that connects my life with a perfect world.

Srsly, I think this movie does have a message.

The girl was unhappy with her life, and then she was able to find a world where everything is perfect. But guess what, the world was neither perfect nor real.

Be careful with what you wish for!!

Pajamas: When Life Was Good

I really, really, really miss those days when I used to wear pajamas to bed.

Since the earthquake (in the middle of the night), I tend to connect bedtime with rattling windows, shaky bed, and decorations' massive destruction; so I sleep in sweats. Always ready.

Am I talking about the earthquake AGAIN???
OMG, I'm so monothematic, I should be banned from blogging.

Okay, I'll stop now.

(Sudden change of subject)
It would be nice if someone left a comment every once in a while, but you need to have a google account I guess. I never comment on anyone's blog, so I don't know.

Question: Do you like my blog? (Blink once for YES. Blink twice for NO)

Anyway, I was going to talk about when life was good OR the GOOD OL' DAYS!!

In the good old days:
I wore pajamas to bed.
Candy and Terry were together in London
I had Kit Kats hidden in a secret drawer
My dog liked to take naps with me
Chile was never in the news
I was fed by my mom and she made airplane sounds
Not wearing night cream was an option
Bill Kaulitz had a lion mane
It was okay to do cartwheels from my school to my house (it was a 2-minute walk)
I took half-hour showers because I didn't have a conscience
I could quote Becquer and Keats and no one called me "EMO"
I would make necklaces with watermelon seeds
Vampires didn't sparkle
Pluto was a planet. . .

(oh geez, the list is way long, the good old days were way too good)

So that's why every now and then, I wish it was then instead of now.


Do you want to hear something interesting/funny?
We just had a national blackout. YES!!

I was watching an Audrey Hepburn movie when suddenly everything went dark. It was obvious that a mega e********* would follow, but it didn't *relieved sigh*.
The blackout was in 90% of Chile. O_O
I think it was a power station damaged by the E********* in the city of Los Angeles (LA Chile, not LA USA).
We had candles for over an hour and then LIGHT!!! right when I was singing "The sun has frozen, the world has lost its light. . ."

During hard times, singing is good: Miracles happen. Power comes back.