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13 Going on 30 is cute. ^^ Almost didn't make it there though, hee. Sudden problems on the subway made my trip longer than it should have been. Technically, I could have been there in fifteen minutes. I ended up having to get off one train and walk two or three Manhattan blocks (I make the distinction because Manhattan blocks are long, at least longer than they are in Brooklyn...) to another train because of a shooting at 42nd Street and someone pulling the emergency cord on the train. The W line was at a complete standstill.

But I got to see my girl, and that's all that counts. I must look for showings of PoA in Manhattan... I've decided I'm going to an early show, one that starts before two. Any later than that, and there will be lots of kiddles, and we don't need that. ^^;;;;

Came home early today, by the way. Mom didn't bug me about it, either--We came home early in the morning, leaving at 4:30 when I'd already been up since three and ended up staying awake until 5:30 or so. She understood how tired I was... so I worked half the day and left.

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Oh my god XDDDD

Craig and I just watched the last half hour of Little Shop of Horrors. He is now hooked, just as I was when I was younger. I used to watch that movie all the time. Didn't understand the cursing back then, but Craig understands it now, and he was roaring. XD

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Err, there's a problem with seeing PoA in Manhattan on Friday. There's no such thing as a matinee ticket. No matter what show we go to, it's $10.75 per ticket.

I'm cheap sometimes, and there's no way in hell I'm paying $23.50 for tickets alone. (The extra money comes from a service fee from Fandango.) XD; Damn this city.

But yeah. Compared to seeing it downtown for $6 a ticket, Manhattan's looking ick.

So Renee... what do you think? We can always go to Manhattan after the movie, it'll be about 3:30 when we get out.