Showing posts with label The Tooth Fairy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Tooth Fairy. Show all posts

Saturday, 7 August 2010

Cinema, Vue, The Tooth Fairy, Pizz Hut, Late Night, Smallville

Having, again*, stayed up all night I didn’t accompany Deb and the kids to the morning cinema at the Vue. To be honest, even if I’d been awake, I didn’t much want to see the film they were going to see - The Tooth Fairy. Afterward they went to Pizza Hut for lunch, again not my favourite eatery so I didn’t miss out.


* The reason I’ve been staying up, apart from reacclimatising myself to working nights, is that I’ve been working my way through the various series of Smallville I’ve got on the PC. I’ve discovered two interesting things; if you watch the episodes one after another you can’t remember what happened in them but you do spot the plot inconsistencies’. Alternatively, watching them this way means you miss lots of things and have imagined the inconsistencies’. The bottom line appears to be that eventually I’ll have to watch them all over again.

Saturday 7 August - The Tooth Fairy, Cinema, pizza hut,

SPOILER ALERT!!
Today I went to see a film with my mum and sister the name of the film was the Tooth Fairy the story line is that a hockey player whose name I have forgotten so I will call him bob continually kills children's beliefs  and so is sentenced to become a Tooth Fairy for two weeks.  During this time he has to take on the jobs of a tooth fairy to help him to achieve his goal of being able to believe he has a guidance councillor who is actually a fairy with no wings. After we had seen the film we went to Pizza Hut I had a lovely pizza which had three Italian meats on which included Peparami, Salami and some kind of bacon the worlds favourite meat even veggies like it well they like the smell. As I ate this my mum and Hannah had a Margarita and chicken wings respectively but they shared the nice thing about the margarita was that it had things you could rip of the edge with cheese in.  After I had finished my eleven inch pizza I had a slice of my mum margarita and two of Hannah’s chicken wings so by the end I was stuffed.
By Nat (The Ginster) Jones