Okay, just got on to update this ONE comment... Maybe two, since neither is a full commentsize....

[conuly]

1. The reason I never believed in Santa is NOT my pragmatic streak *modest bow* but instead the fact that my dad was Santa... it kinda ruins the illusion when all the little kids on the block, all year round, come running up yelling "Papa Natali! Papa Natali!" when they see your dad. He had the long white hair and beard and everything. I'm *not* joking or exaggerating.

2. The actual reason I'm posting, I just realized something as I watched The Princess Bride... Michael and Aaron show a remarkable resemblence to Prince Humperdink! Except younger, cuter, and not evil. You see it most in the smile.... Seriously, I saw that and said "is Aaron in this mov... oh dear god." So now you know more about Michael than he's too smart, too grown-up, and too gradegrubbing for his own good.

He's also too geeky. He's the only person I know besides me who can get all the way up to "Brutus is an honorable man" in Marc Antony's soliloquy...

ANYway, it is three thirty. Time for me to go beddybye. Night all! Djusk' a!

Comments

[rachelkachel]

I never believed in Santa because my parents didn't let me. The reasoning was they didn't want to lie to me, and once I found out I might not trust them as much anymore. Unusual, but I have to say I now agree with them.

I love Princess Bride. Now, though, I'm going to see Humperdink and think of him as an insanely smart guy going to law school at 19 or whatever.

[rachelkachel]

I never believed in Santa because my parents didn't let me. The reasoning was they didn't want to lie to me, and once I found out I might not trust them as much anymore. Unusual, but I have to say I now agree with them.

I love Princess Bride. Now, though, I'm going to see Humperdink and think of him as an insanely smart guy going to law school at 19 or whatever.