linusvanpelt

So, as a general part of my eat better campaign, I am researching the possibility of going Vegetarian for one year (that would be 2008). I gave up red meat for a year (2004), so it is not that big a leap. I haven't 100% decided yet, so as I research I hope to shift the decision balance one way or the other. I just want to make sure I don't end up with worse health problems than I aim to solve. I really need to decide if I do it, will I be a total vegetarian (though probably not a vegan) or one of those sorta-kinda vegetarians that eat fish (I do like sushi and all). We shall see...

I just watched Poltergeist II (The Other Side). Man, is that a bad film, much worse than I remember. It is devoid of any scares at all, and probably shouldn't have been made (though a disappointment, it evidently made money back when it was released, so in Hollywood terms, it justified its own existence). I will now torture myself by flipping the DVD over and checking out Poltergeist III (No Subtitle). If memory serves, it is even more terribler than Poltergeist II. Why not just watch a good movie? you may ask. Well, I don't really have a good answer for that one. One can't always watch classics like Citizen Kane and Problem Child 2, you know...