A Small Adventure

Hi Mom. For my Lit class I'm currently writing my Genre History paper and I've decided to write about Zombie Comedies. As I was researching, I stumbled on "Zombies on Broadway" (1945). Ahuh, you can bet I looked that up right away. IMDB summary: Two bumbling press agents must search for a zombie to fulfill a commitment to their ex-gangster boss's new nightclub or face the consequences. Plot synopsis via Wikipedia: Jerry Miles and Mike Strager are employed as Broadway press agents. Their latest idea is to hire a "genuine zombie" for the opening of the Zombie Hut, a new cabaret nightclub owned by gangster Ace Miller that will open on Friday the 13th of the next month. The boys plan is to dress a former boxer up as a zombie, figuring no one will know the difference. However, Ace's nemesis, a Walter Winchell type radio celebrity is friends with the boxer and vows he will publicly humiliate Ace Miller if a real zombie is not at the opening of

Hi Mom. Trust me, I know how long it's been since I've blogged (a whole month). I have zero excuse EXCEPT that I was home for a week, and I think my presence in general is worth at least a few weeks of my blogging presence, plus I've been trying to finish up this school year with at least a little of my sanity, so when I'm not doing school work, I'm playing Dragon Age and not trying to put words into coherent sentences, when I could just text you. ANYWAYS. I'm in my last FULL month in school for the school year and it's also my last month (ish - I'll have some spill over into early-mid May) on Phentermine. March was not my best workout month. The week I was home and the week after I did absolutely zero workouts, and the week before and after were pretty half-assed (3 days each week of meh). SO. New month, new plan. I wanted to make my last month on my pills worth it. I can work out anytime but I won't get the extra boost from Phentermine any ot