hello mc

I'm a big fan of truly scary movies. The Exorcist, The Shutter (Original Thai vers.), The Ring are a few of my faves. Never will I watch it alone however and maybe I should mention the sleepless nights afterwards, but that doesn't mean that I don't enjoy them.

The Conjuring (2013) by far is the most scariest movies that I've seen in a while. It fulfilled my needs for a genuinely scary movie as well as a good story. While not all original (how many haunted house/demon/ghost movies are out there) it still struck out in its category. The steady build up of suspense was like step by step thing - like feeling the hair at the back of your neck stand up, to hearing a whisper, to then hearing noises like the sound of a door creak open, up to the actual sensation of feeling touched, and then ultimately to actually seeing things. That's how I felt the movie was to me. It wasn't the fact that it was The Most Scariest Thing In the World -but the build up of suspense, story line, makeup and illusions was the It-Factor for me.

It's R-Rated by the way and I wondered about that. What was so R-Rated about this film? There were no gore, naked, not even nude, sexual implications, or crude commentary. So why? The MPAA are the ones who decide what category in the PG, PG-13, R, NR department. It was so scary in fact that a R-Rated was considered and decided for this movie. So go watch and see for yourself. Anabelle insists!



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I remember the scene from Clueless when Cher had that amazing closet and would put together her outfits with a computer and it would let you know if it matched or didn't. My life's been so hectic lately with me being a mommy, working full time as a noc shift nurse, that I find myself not having a lot of me time. FACT: I can't find the time to glamour myself up as much as I used to. I remember pre-mommy days, I would spend 2-3 hours to get ready because I had all the time in the world! I wasn't working, all I thought about was having fun, I literally had no responsibilities. Fast forward to now, I'll be lucky if I get an hour to get ready, because not only do I have to get myself ready but I also have to get my daughter ready. She's a girl, so girls take more time, we all know this! Gotta plan the outfit, the shoes, then the hair. So little cheat websites like Polyvore helps me plan my outifts or keep track of the things that I already wore.

I love these casual looks. It's something well put together, looks really comfortable, yet stylish. The great thing about the website as well is that you can decide to purchase the put-together items. Since it links the pieces to the original web store that makes it really easy for the shopping part too.