Everyone I Ever Was and Everyone I Ever Will Be

Y'know, I could do something with the afternoon besides find new things on youtube.com. But what fun would that be?

First, here are three of my favorite songs from Newsies:

Seize the Day
The World Will Know
Carrying the Banner

And a song that Kath pointed out to me. The singer, Terra Naomi, apparently has some CDs out. This one's on my list.

Say It's Possible

This one's a video someone made to a Stephen Lynch song. It does contain profanity, and it's about Satan. I find the guy hilarious, but I'm guessing that's because I'm a sick twisted freak. Warning given. :-)

Beelz

A fanvideo for A Life Less Ordinary, one of my favorite movies.

Far Away

Fanvideo for Untamed Heart, one of my other favorite movies. I wore out a VHS of this one when I was fifteen (got it for my birthday). My poor parents then had to deal with my zoning fits.

Me: "Thanks for the movie! I really don't get why the casting directors never call me for these parts, though."
Dad: "Maybe because you're underage?"
Me: "Hey, I might not be legal quite yet, but inside I'm all woman."
Dad: *chokes on his coffee*
Me: "I win!" *skips off*

Eternal Flame

And finally, because there can never be enough videos of Naveen Andrews dancing, here's the Punjabi Wedding Song from Bride and Prejudice.

So, I got home with my new movie (yay!) and then I realized the one drawback to a new TV/VCR/DVD player setup.

I had no idea how to work the stupid thing. Which resulted in an Epic Battle between me and the TV.

Me: "Okay, go to channel 3, turn DVD player on... still channel 3. Uhoh."

TV: *gloat*

Me: "I hear you over there. Don't think I won't unplug you. Hm. Flipping channels... hey! L1! That looks familiar-- and, blue screen! Hooray! *pushes play*

TV: *still displaying blue screen, gloats some more*

Me: "Hey. You are interfering with not only my musicals fetish, but my clothes-I-want fetish and my Naveen Andrews fetish. Trust me, you don't want to do that."

TV: *ignores me*

Me: "Wait a minute. 'Mode' button. One side VCR...and the other side DVD."

TV: *is vanquished*

Victory is mine.

And it's probably for the best that I watched this movie 1) in my house, and 2) when Chris was at work, because I don't think anybody else would've put up with my singing along. The dancing along will come once I learn what the heck I'm doing. And I will learn. Because that looks like fun.

Review basically consists of: Love. Much love. Colorful and the music was fun and I loved the dancing and Naveen Andrews should've been in it more but I suppose I can forgive them because as I said, love. And the little outtakes at the end were great; I so wish I could've been in that movie... for the moment we can ignore the facts that I can't dance and that no one involved with that film is aware I exist.

Anyway. I don't have work tomorrow, and it's only 8:39. This means that I have time to watch Bride and Prejudice again before I go to sleep. Happy.

And yes, I have passed the point of hyper. With everything good that's happened today, I think I've officially achieved Super Poing status. Fear me.

I just got the soundtrack to Bride and Prejudice!

Which is good, seeing as the movie is not playing *anywhere* around here. Snark.

Well, at least I've got the music. And I'll keep checking the movie listings...