1. Neat setting in France
2. Good acting
3. Cute dog

4. Drawn out
5. Not very exciting
6. Violent just to be violent
7. If interested, wait to see at home

I promise I will post something good about a movie, as soon as I get around to seeing one. So far I've seen a lot that deserve a total thumbs down. 

1. Even if you hate talking on the phone, you'll answer their phone calls
2. When you see each other after being apart, its never weird
3. They are not surprised when you burp
4. It is ok for them to make fun of you, but if anyone else does they are a jerk
5. You can tell them if you just don't feel like hanging out and not have to make up a lame excuse
6. You never try to out do one another
7. The texts between the two of you are often snapshot worthy
8. They trust you with their Facebook password and know you wont post on their behalf. However if you do post or add a picture it's ok because it's usually something that will make them laugh. 
9. They should ask about you, and actually care how you are doing. 
10. They buy you gifts when you are not looking
11. They can almost always make you laugh your butt off, no matter how awkward or boring a situation may be. 
12. They will drive you to work in the morning if you are desperate
13. Your mom and/or dog loves them
14. They don't mind when you remember old funny moments you've had together. Every time you hang out.
15. They read your blog, and bring it up in conversation whenever possible ;)

1.         When my dog pulled me across a neighbors lawn to get to another dog. I kid you not. I think I ate some grass on my way through their front yard all the way up to the dog owners feet. I had to pop up and act like I was totally fine. I tugged my dog close and walked home, cursing him under my breath the whole way.

2.         An employee at my school approached me while doing school work at a table in the cafeteria. He assumed I was someone he had spoken to before and asked about a paper “I”(someone else) was previously working on. I awkwardly said, “ah haha good!” and looked away. He then said, “yeah it seemed really interesting!” I realized I was already in too deep and instead of explaining he had the wrong person, I rolled my eyes and said “Oh yeah!”
I hope the person he spoke with was the eye rolling type.

3.       I used to work as a hostess at a chain restaurant called Quaker Steak and Lube. When people entered I would have to say “Hi, welcome to the Lube!”—I hated saying it, but that’s beside the point. One day a maintenance man came to work on the sign outside. He must have come in and out about 4 times that day and every time I would say “Hi welcome to the Lube” like it was his first time. Eventually he looked at me and said, "Still just the maintenance guy”. Feeling foolish, I said "Ah you get me every time!" as if he was sneaking in or something...but I really just never remembered what he looked like. 

4.      One day my friend and I wanted Dunkin Donuts. We pulled into a front parking space and saw a group of people we didn't want to talk to, sitting in front of the large window. Within seconds we backed up the car and zoomed over the curb to the next shopping plaza and exited. We felt like we dodged a bullet by not talking to them but they could see our whole escape plan and probably knocked us down a few cool points after that.

5.         I am the most awkward person getting a massage. First off I don’t like people touching me, so I go to slowly get over that haha! Last time I went, I was asked to go down in a creepy basement and get a full body massage, chickening out of that I asked to stay upstairs and just get a chair massage. She agreed and set up the chair in the front of the store, which was made up of all glass windows on a busy street. The last 5 minutes of a 15 minute session was the masseuse grabbing my forehead and pushing my head back to “work stiffness out neck” as she put it.  Being a control freak I was resisting, in addition to it not feeling the best and having a painful/confused look on my face, my guess is it was a big turn off to those walking down the street.