
...and guy



I am in love with another fictional character. it happened quickly. i could hardly help it. if anyone loves me they will buy all seasons of Psych on DVD for Christmas as well as Shawn, if he is available.
I went here yesterday. Apparently it is the only store of its kind. a beautiful place. you can build your own mini figures out of a combination of torsos, legs, heads and hairs. I built myself but i couldn't justify purchasing it. also they had sweet keychains with lego star wars characters, yet they only had the lame characters. seriously. like the little green pilot for the rebellion. no yoda, han... well. i can't think of any more cool ones. they did have chewbacca. Lego is stupid expensive though. One of the male store attendants chatted with me for a while. that was nice human contact. he was probably 17. sweet. at least he wasn't fictional.
Whit is so entirely fictional he is actually Iconic. I love him. I wish that I did everything perfect, ran an ice cream shop, and gave awesome advice despite never making mistakes. I also envy the fictional stereotype kids that have access to his epic persona. One thing that was cute is that Seth said his dad reminded him of Whit. Kids really see their elders in the purest light. I miss the days when my parents did everything perfect and I had no responsibilities. just kidding, those days sucked, and what am I even saying, my parents are totally still perfect.
The point of this album was to "speak now" like they say before wedding vows. Taylor writes a letter at the beginning which is super duper cute. She explains that the songs are all letters to different people of things that she doesn't want to go unsaid. Some are grumpy (Dear John, Mean) some are classic cute (Enchanting) and there is even one not about boys! awesome.