the last frontier

So the "Star Trek" movie came out today. yup.
and my world remained much the same.
I'm more of a "Star Wars" girl myself, but that knowledge is thanks to a phase I went through at nine. For me, "Star Trek" is William Shatner is his glory days, Leonard Nimoy's song about a hobbit, TREKKIES and Levar Burton because everything somehow relates to Levar Burton.

BUT. THIS MOVIE IS SPECIAL. DO YOU KNOW WHY?

a.) Winona Ryder
b.) Tyler Perry

In the mean time, I will probably be watching "Sunshine Cleaning" (PREVIOUS POST ALERT- it finally is in Erie!) or "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" on DVD BECAUSE I NOW OWN IT. score.

here's a song though that basically sums my opinion on this subject:

I get it stuck in my head a lot. mmm hmm.

better blog posts to come in the future! and follow Al on Twitter! especially if you're a money bot! who doesn't love a good money bot!

- Brittany

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