Last night we attended the MIDNIGHT premiere of the Twilight – New Moon movie. Yes I know, why the midnight premiere? Well, my daughter and I LOVE the movies and I read all of the books so we could not wait any longer!! We arrived an hour and a half early because we expected long lines. There were no long lines but they were letting people in early because they expected quite a crowd. I was glad we were early because then we had a choice of seats and did not have to be seperated from our daughter and her two friends. They ran the movie in five theaters at one time! The place was packed! This is in a town that barely ever has a line! My sweet husband tagged along as it was our fifth wedding anniversary!
The movie was very good for a teenage drama. It stuck to the book as much as it could and stay within its two hour window. The acting was good, with Taylor Lautner excelling as Jacob Black. This was certainly HIS movie. He will get many movie offers after this film. I am a Team Edward fan, so of course he was quite dreamy! I did enjoy Kristen Stewart’s performance more in this movie than in Twilight. She seemed much more comfortable in the part with more experience.
The special effects with the werewolves were fantastic and the fight scene among the vampires was breathtaking! The only fault I saw in the movie was with the makeup. It was very obvious in some scenes that the actor was wearing makeup (or a wig.) The characters head should not be a different color than his body!!!
I do recommend watching the film! The time flew by and it was a FULL two hours!

I was recently brought to tears when my daughter was given a great complement. My daughter has ADHD and is not one for applying herself fully. She is working on her junior aide badge by helping at a meeting of younger girls. A few of the girls from her troop were also helping, but only my daughter helped the leaders throughout the whole evening. No goofing off or standing around gossiping. So I give kudos to my daughter for showing her maturity and focus, and for making her mom so damn proud!

I just finished reading The Story of Edgar Sawtelle.
Made using cardstock, scraps and my CTMH stars stamps.