Robyn Sparkles

byronic:

shakingtambourine:kazzi:junglejustine:jennysnow:

1. Live by herself for at least a year.
2. Live with someone else for at least a year.
3. Recover from a broken heart.
4. Have a vacation fling.
5. Take a road-trip with a group of girlfriends.
6. Relish sleeping in a queen-sized bed by herself.
7. Get her finances in order.
8. Learn to love her body.
9. Have sex with at least one person she’d never want to marry (or introduce to mom).
10. Find reliable birth control.
11. Pay off as much credit card debt and student loans as possible.
12. Spend way too much on a something frivolous.
13. Exorcise all past relationship demons.
14. Travel somewhere exotic.
15. Establish a strong circle of friends.
16. Forgive her parents for not being perfect.
17. Have at least one night she can’t quite remember.
18. Experience some really bad first dates.
19. Find hobbies that fulfill her.
20. Celebrate her 25th birthday.

19 out of 20 (number 7 is hard when you’re in the arts).

I’m - hell, yeah - ready. Come and get me.

Interesting list. I don’t necessarily agree that these are things EVERY woman should do before marriage (every woman is different, after all, and there are many roads to happiness), but most of them are good ideas.

danhacker:

“Sam Raimi has signed on to direct “Warcraft,” the live-action film adaptation of the fantasy videogame franchise “World of Warcraft.”

Legendary Pictures and vidgame publisher Blizzard Entertainment are mounting the film, and Warner Bros. will co-finance and distribute. The team boasts an impressive pedigree: In addition to the director of ”Spider-Man,” the partners have added ”The Dark Knight”producer Charles Roven to the creative mix.

The plan is for Raimi to supervise development of “Warcraft” and shoot the picture after he completes work on “Spider-Man 4,” which gets under way early next year for Columbia Pictures.” (via:variety)

If anyone could make a decent movie based on a video game, it would be Sam Raimi. I still don’t know why anyone would want to make a World of Warcraft movie, though.