I wasn’t expecting alot from this movie and actually turned out to be pleasantly surprised. Even though we could have done with more of Todd Smith and his gorgeousness, and less of Queen talking to God, I thought that the story was funny and poignant at some parts. It also leaves a firm impression on my mind to enjoy and savor every moment of life instead of waiting and biding time on my dreams.

The characters were very dynamic and the dialogue at the hotel was funny. Kragen was an interesting and layered villian and Queen’s role was played to a T.

I felt the rooftop scene was a bit hodgepodge and could have been put together much better. Perhaps even a different setting. However, overall this is a interesting movie that is a good one to rent.

If you liked Breaking All the Rules & Deliver Us From Eva then this one is another you would probably like.

I was really looking forward to reading this book as soon as I heard of it. The story intrigued me, it mixed elements from the art world, 9/11 and an adventurous plot with even a little romance thrown in.

It started off relatively slow, but quickly progressed to a page turner. There are alot of sub-plots and additional characters that make this race around the world really interesting and you get a fine grasp of the depth and personalities of each of the characters.

Anna is a highly intelligent heroine and even though you knew her motivation and knew her plan, you still were left guessing till all was revealed. I wouldn’t say this was my favorite Archer book, but he’s back and with this bestseller he’s proven that he’s here to stay.

I’ve seen this movie multiple times and wouldn’t even mind seeing it again. From the roaring rendition of the We Will Rock You theme song to the pomp and pageantry of the knights, this movie grabbed my attention from the onset and kept me intrigued.

If you liked King Arthur, Tristan & Isolde, Kingdom of Heaven and other medieval movies with an adventurous twist, then I highly recommend a Knight’s Tale.

I expected a whole lot more with this new series than I got. Sherrilyn’s DarkHunter tales have waaaay more razzle, dazzle, plot and action than this one. I feel that she did use Sword of Darkness as a premiere book for her new series, however, it can’t stand alone like the DarkHunter or Brotherhood of the Sword books.

I’m on tenterhooks waiting for Ravyn’s story, Dark Side of the Moon coming out in May. I will read the next Lord of Avalon book just to get a better grasp on this new series, but I feel like I should have read this book at B&N rather than purchased it.

Listen to some tracks at http://cdbaby.com/cd/opm1

Really hot stuff.

Listen to some of the tracks from this album at http://cdbaby.com/cd/opm12/from/hjrbraun

If you are a shortbread cookie lover, then you haven’t had a REAL shortbread cookie until you have had a Walker shortbread cookie. Buttery and yet still utterly decadent, this cookie melts in your mouth. Warm or cold, it’s a welcome and delicious snack for any kind of day. My personal favorite are the shortbread fingers…but they make them in all kinds of flavors and shapes nowadays. Try a Walkers Shortbread Cookie and you probably won’t like any other….in my estimate, these even beat Lorna Doones!

This album is the sophomore effort of Javier…I personally think it’s better than his first album. My current favorites are Loving U, Indecent Proposal, The Answer is Yes, Are You the One. I have been listening to this album for several days all the way through and it’s been most enjoyable!

Very well done Javier!

This is Benet at his most soulful. The lyrics are mostly ballads, and he has a wide range on the vocals. Mostly soothing and about love, I listen to this when I’m in an introspective state.

Wasn’t really that impressed. It could have been developed a bit more. However, it is a comic book movie…and we all know how those tend to disappoint.