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November 23, 2008

My review

Rob Pattinson and Kristen Stweart, melt my heart. I thought Twilight was awesome.

November 22, 2008

Of course with me loving the Twilight series so much, I had to have as many people reading them and liking them as mush as I do. I talked my neighbor into reading the series and she is on book 3 right now. When she finishes the books, she comes over to return the book and then we talk about them, the good and the bad parts and of course our favorites. It was something that I just assumed everyone would do, love Edward, but when she told me she was Team Jacob, I started to doubt our friendship (I'm just kidding of course, or am I?) Today we are going to see Twilight together, this should be fun. I am so Team Edward.

Twilight here I come.

November 20, 2008

out of control obsession

Dear Edward Cullen/Rob Pattinson,

I 1st have to say I am sorry you will have to wait for me just a little bit longer.
I am unable to make it to the 12:01 premiere of Twilight tonight, because I must sleep. I can barely stay awake past 10 these days and I am up at 6:30 for school with my 8 year old. I am not a happy person without sleep unlike you, who is perfect without sleep.

Please try to understand that I really do care and right now you are my #1 celebrity boyfriend. My husband lets me have just one, and you are tops right now. And please don't stray away, for I have one more piece of bad news. I cannot make it to the movies until Saturday because said husband has to work and I must enjoy you with no kids around, no distractions. I know stupid work, but us small town folks need the paycheck and therefore must work a standard job.

Edward, please understand I will be there this weekend, I promise. I must be part of the money earned for the opening weekend so the next 3 books will also be made into brilliant movies and we can share more time together. Just me and you and millions of other screaming fans. You see, the day that I come doesn't matter, what matters is that I will come. So for now please "Look after my heart, for I have left it with you."

With love
Tasha

October 9, 2008

Twilight-trailer

Twilight HD Exclusive Trailer

Helpful information

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