Realization, Netflix, TV, and the Upcoming Weekend

When I got Jackie Doesn’t Know Crap started, I didn’t fully realize what I was getting myself into. I knew I was going to have my own site, but I didn’t realize how much I would have to hold back. I never keep my opinions to myself (Exhibit A: Twilight). But when I talk about people, I have to be extra careful because I don’t know who is reading this. I don’t know how they will take what I say or if they’ll know it’s them I’m talking about. I always knew that I wouldn’t be able to say anything harsh or hurtful. However, I’m realizing that I want to say those things. That’s all that I have an opinion about; how other people act and how it bothers me. I guess I’m just going to have to find another way to let those feelings out and do it in a way that is appropriate for everyone else to read. But for now, my life will remain a secret, even from myself.
The next topic of choice today is Netflix and how much I just happen to love it. I mean you can order any movie you want and either get it delivered to your home or watch it right on your computer. What we do is add it to the instant queue and watch it through the xBox. It’s very convenient. But there are movies that they won’t let you watch on your computer or through your xBox. This is coming in handy this weekend because I get to watch two movies tomorrow night (Friday). Dad requested “Definitely, Maybe” and I requested “The Notebook” (I know I said I would never watch it, well I’m doing it now). “Definitely, Maybe” came earlier this week and “The Notebook” will be here tomorrow. So Netflix is probably my favorite thing since Hollywood Video.
On Grey’s Anatomy tonight Izzie is going to undergo chemo therapy while planning Meredith’s wedding. Then CSI is a “ripped from the headlines” kind of case. And Charlie Sheen has really cute babies.
And this weekend Parma Senior High will be performing “Beauty and the Beast.” Melany is playing a pepper shake that does a tap dance with salt. I’m really excited to see her do this. This weekend will not be wasted away at home.
But for now keep reading and remember: I’m Jackie and I don’t know crap.