I still don't know what I'll be doing tonight, if I am hanging out with my dvd collection or heading out for a bit. Either way, I will not watch even five minutes of MTV's Very Miley New Year's Eve. Not ten seconds while channel surfing. Not to ruthlessly mock it. Not to play a drinking game. No no no no. If I were being forced at gunpoint to watch Miley (It's Miley! Thanks, Joel McHale.) ring in 2009 from the MTV studios with her closest BFFs that she just met, I would take that bullet. Suck it, Hannah Montana. Go. Away. Everyone over the age of twelve agrees your fifteen minutes were up months ago. Well, except for your father, a career vampire who is enjoying the ride on your designer coattails. (By the by, I remember when you had a teeny-tiny little forgettable role in Big Fish and you were called Destiny).
Actually, I am feeling very hopeful today. I know it may not seem like that after that opener, but I am. Things have been crap-crap-crappy for a while, one reason I had to neglect my blog, and it is one of the least festive holiday seasons I've ever had. But things are looking up. Just need a little patience. And nothing like the fresh start of a new year to add to that feeling of hope and promise. I even plan to find a way to get back to blogging because I really miss it (and I'm sure my audience of five will agree that life is not right without my blabbering about TV shows). So, in the spirit of things, a lovely New Year's quote:
Dean Winchester:
Well,
I think I learned a valuable lesson: Always take down your Christmas
decorations after New Year's, or you might get filleted by a hooker
from God.
Sam Winchester: I'm laughing on the inside.
There really aren't a lot of movie and TV quotes to choose from about New Year's. So, I went with the one that made me laugh the most during my quick search. Who better than the brothers Winchester? Supernatural rocked in 2008.
Happy New Year!
