Chris Marquette Message Board

We have a bit different holiday foods in Finland, but I've always wanted to taste those american foods. I'll bet I' like turkey even more than I like ham. I've always liked birds. And it's more healthy. Lately I've actually felt sick after eating red meat, especially pork. But still, I like the christmas ham. it's so good with all the yummy condiments. :drool: Last few years the turkey has made it's way to the Finnish table too. I wonder if it's harder to cook than ham.. Ofcourse I'd have to make all the american condiments then too...

But answer to your question: I like it all. I can't think of one I wouldn't want to atleast taste. Oh well, from Illinois' list I might say I'd propably like low fat eggnog over the regular too. And noup, eggnog really isn't very popular in Finnish holiday tables.

Oh, geez.. Christmas is certainly coming.. Check out this wacky article that was actually in a news paper here.. http://www.iltasanomat.fi/viihde/uutinen.asp?id=1617906

Of course it's in finnish but this is what it is basicly saying:

Are this type of articles common in other parts of the World? I think we've got news like this for few years now.. Kinda makes embarressed but also, it's really funny. They're trying to sound so serious in that article.

You live alone, Anne? How can your place be messy then if you've just been reading? Oh never mind. I just got a flash back about my own lifestyle before kids.. I left everything where it dropped. :embarrassed: And I've always hated housekeeping. I'm next in line to strangle the sadist that came up with it. I've always cleaned as little as possible. When I was still living at my mom's, I drove everybody nuts by letting my room turn into a catastrophe area and then once in a month or two got some weird spasm to carry out everything but the bed and cleaned like crazy. And I had these spasms in the middle of the night. Can't really do that anymore, would wake the kids! :rofl:

I could have answered that question about periods too. I'm just as bad of a weirdo as you are, Anne!

Guess who became a Twilight mom yesterday? http://twilightmomsforums.freeforums.or … 17541.html Of all the Twilight forums I've found this looks like the greatest! Oh, don't worry. I'm not planning to link my every post here. Just this once. All though I did post there a post about my boys but I'll spare you from that.

Do you guys use any other forums?

He really likes that sock-story. This morning I watched some video with some Twilight-actors on stage with fans asking them questions and he told a short version about the socks again. Seemed to me a bit like the other actors got sick of him talking more than the others. Didn't really seem like he liked that interview alot, as part of a group interview. He tried hogging the spotlight all the time.

:drool: I'm starting to like Emmett and Jasper more and more with these hotties as their incarnations...

Hey, wanna buy a JoA-script?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi … 0324901076

Just something I came around. I didn't even knew they sold scripts too in ebay. I really don't know crap about ebay..

Scifi.com interviews with Kristin and Rob.

http://www.scifi.com/sfw/interviews/sfw19827.html

Yeah, I was planning on ordering The Host sometime next month. Is it very selfish of me to get myself a christmas present like that? I'll bet it will arrive sometime close to christmas if I order it around December 6th... Selfish or not, I don't care I've been pretty unselfish person most of my life. Lately under so much pressure, I have the right to spoil my self with a good book every now and then... And it's not like someone realizes to get it for me anyways..

Now I've done it. I just finished reading Breaking dawn. *sigh* I am a freaking idiot to read it so fast. I should have tried rationing it to make it last longer! :doh: I was devouring. My family most have thought the book grew roots in my hand. I've been carrying it around practically three and a half day straight. I've actually taken a little naps holding it under my head! Sure, it's big enough to be a pillow! 5-6 hours at a time has it been off my hands; placed in the highest shelf so that my demolishing sons can't get to it.  What the heck am I supposed to read now...? um.. Wait a day or two; a few weeks maximum and I'll find myself missing the Cullens and Jake so bad I'll start again from the beginning. Wanna bet? :rofl:

I think every book was better than the previous. Could totally see Stephenie evolve as a writer. Good for her. Can't wait what other enchanting stories she comes up with. So if I had to pick my favorite Twilight book, I'd say Breaking Dawn. I don't care if some people think it's somehow wrong. I see it totally fitting in the storyline. And in BD I could relate to Bella more than before. I found many things incommon with her...

I only wish the movie is half as good as the book. The trailers and clips do look pretty good. I'm a bit worried if Kristin and Rob look a bit too old for 17 year olds. Especially if they'll make three more movies with the same cast.. I have to say; without makeup Rob looks like 30... I don't get the hype around him. Just feel bad about the lack of privacy he has to deal with now..

The Twilight saga keeps me breaking my reading records. I've been reaging Breaking dawn for two days; 13 hours if I count just the hours. And I've got 386 pages read already. Three hours and the first Bella-part the night before yesterday. Last night i read for about 8 or 9 hours and the Jacob-part. I went to bed 2.30 and woke up 7.30; started reading again as soon as I got my eyes opened. What the heck is it with these books that makes reading them feel like breathing? Like it's something I just have to keep on doing...

And can I just say: I loved reading from Jacob's point of view. My favorite fictional character ever! Stephenie is so talented. I've now read from Bella's, Edward's and Jacob's view and they are all different. As if there really was three different people telling the story. Amazing. Amazingly absorbing story, amazingly enchanting people that don't really feel like fictional anymore. Like I know them inside out. Better than my self. Must take a prodigy to write something so captivating. Three hurrays for Stephenie!

... And now I just have to start reading again.. So chapter 20, here I come. Diving in, head first.

Aah, brothers! Never know if I want to hit them or hug them. Thank God they're getting a bit nicer now that't they're both past 20 years. Can't believe how fast time goes. Wasn't it just few weeks ago when my youngest little brother was 10 and always hanging on my hair? :rofl: