I’ve started reading other books. I’ll do this later.

I’m reading too much right now. I’ll do this later.

Interesting read. I can’t honestly say I’ve found most of the book applicable to daily life (although it tries hard to be) but it’s intersting. It provides a valuable insight into human nature.

I did find some of Reiss’ theories such as his rejection of the pleasure principle and his choice of genetics over evolution fundamentally flawed.

I applaud Reiss though, for not including spirituality as a value. I would applaud him more except for his last chapter where he does much tip-toeing in order to please the religious right. He does this mostly by seperating himself from Freud, Nietzsche and other critics from religion. I’d rather he point out religions strengths and weaknesses rather than try to make try to make religious people sound “strong” when they’re not.

An interesting read for psychology and possibly philosphy fans.

I’ve been wanting to see this movie for a long time. I saw it today and was disapointed.
Thelma and Louise did it a lot better.

Not particularly good and not particularly bad, mostly cliched.

Much too confusing and long. I couldn’t figure out what was going on half the time. I may have a short attention span but even my Dad didn’t get it.

How does Hugh Grant still look good with a nerdy hair-do and weird glasses? How does he do it?

Great fun. I ussually don’t enjoy thrillers either.

My dad and my little brother say that I don’t like this because I don’t like man flicks. I guess I’ll never know (since I’m a girl and all).

Just click on the link, actually. It’s faster that way.