I liked it, but I wasn’t super crazy about it. I was hoping that they would spend more time in Winnipeg. They also kind of mades Canadian look bad and as though they REALLY hate Americans.

It’s also a little unrealistic, coming from someone that is actually an American married to a Canadian. But it’s a movie, what can ya do? Haha. If only it were really that easy to become a Canadian and get great health care. If people are really worried about the health care though, I’d say marry someone from France.

Definitely not what I expected, but I still really liked it.

This movie had a great soundtrack!

I chose Wishy-Washy for this movie. I definitely have mixed feelings about it. I remember all my friends went and saw it in theatres without me and I was pretty upset. Everyone always raved about how great and funny it was, and I always liked the idea of the film.
I finally rented it and watched it by my lonesome last night, ha. It felt kind of weird, and I couldn’t decide whether Juno’s character was insanely annoying and immature, or intelligent and funny. I disliked the way she talked sometimes, but at the same time it was witty and selective.
Well, either way, it really all boils down to whether or not I would buy the movie or not, and I don’t think I would unless it was for five bucks or so.

This show is soooo underrated.

I could not stop laughing. Officially one of my new favourite movies.

Hilariously crappy!

I always heard about this book throughout high school. I’m not sure if it was required reading for some classes, though I was never in a class required to read it. I never knew what the book was about either, I just heard the title. Recently I saw an article about it in Outside Magazine and heard they had made a movie about it. It sparked my interest more and I read the whole article and finally knew what it was about, and how it was based on a true story. At the time that I read the article, my dad was reading the book, and I had no idea that he owned it. It sounds so interesting and is unlike any other story I have heard of, so I am starting to read it today. Afterwards I will go rent the film :)

I know there are a lot of people out there that don’t really like Martha Stewart whether they’ve known her personally or not. I have not had the chance to ever meet her, but I can say that I have been a huge fan of hers since I was about 14 years old, so abut 7 years.

I always figured that she was a very private person when it came to her personal life. I remember seeing headlines on tabloid magazines but never really paid much attention to them (as with most celebrities really). But it was really nice to be able to read this book and take a deeper look into her life.

She is clearly a strong individual with a vision to help people through teaching beauty and appreciating things in life. She is a perfectionist, but one quote in the book made it clear that she does not think she herself is perfect.

I loved all the anecdotes from friends and family, especially her daughter, Alexis. She points out that people try to bring her down because they probably can’t stand seeing a woman in such a powerful position. It is so true too. Just because she is powerful, smart, knows what she is doing, and has spent her whole life building this empire for herself automatically makes her a bad person and automatically means that she should be made to look bad in the public eye.

I still can’t say that I know her personally, but I have more of an understanding from the people that love her and stick by her and would deinfitely jump at a chance to meet her. I will always stand as a loyal fan to her, and continue to admire her work and legacy.

No one is perfect, we are all human..

It just keeps getting better and better!