alienheep

Yeah, we began to at least suspect that she wasn't real in the movie pretty early on, and that would be okay, except that she sometimes was, and the combination of real daughter and not-real daughter was significantly distracting, we thought. A lot of jumping around in time, which can be good, but usually needs a little bit stronger context clues than they gave (and therefore, I blame the director, not the other writers). It was a fairly small thing, but big enough to be a thorn in my enjoyment of the movie. Unlike, say, Sixth Sense, where they left hefty context clues for you to look back on, and where they didn't really jump around in time, so the division between when Bruce Willis's character was alive and when he wasn't is extremely clear.

I can't comment on your current blog, but here's two awesome deals. This post can be deleted in 5 days as they'll be gone. But if you keep your eye open as much as possible other deals like them will be coming up. This is the time to buy boats, during the winter time. In the summer the prices go up about 4 times what they are now so now's a good time to make the call if you're gonna get one.

http://losangeles.craigslist.org/lgb/boa/3476669452.html
This is an awesome thing to get if you're going to live aboard even for a few days a week (highly recommended.) Powerboats are way more spacious. If it needs to be moved you can spot my brother 30 bucks and he'll tow it with his dinghy.

http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sfv/boa/3530406567.html
I'm a huge fan of sailboats of course though. You can actually do shit with them. A powerboat costs $100 just to fire up and move around for an hour er so. You wanna go to Catalina you're looking at hundreds of dollars. A sailboat costs $8 and can cost nothing if you want.