One of my favorite movies of the year was Confessions of a Shopaholic – the story of a flat-broke fashion junkie who writes a column on budgetting.
(Gee, I wonder why I’m a fan???)
This movie is beyond self-referential, it’s hilarious and cool, and I think everyone I know who saw it got a kick out of it.
Like, the all-important scarf.
Or the temple of shopping.
This movie is based on Sophie Kinsella’s best selling novels of the same name, about a fashion-loving New Yorker writer who trades frocks for finance and finds love! (Well, with a little drama in between.)
Even if you …read more

Yes, Britt is right about one thing. I do like to have my own library of movies. I hate having to stop what I’m doing to watch a movie when it doesn’t suit me. I want my movies when I’m in the mood or not at all.
Yes, over the years I have developed an attitude. I like things my way and I’m sure that Britt will be just like me in the future. She will never admit it, but she’s more like me than she cares to admit… except when it comes to shopping. But back to my video.
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Correct me if I’m wrong, but who here thinks buying movies is the biggest waste of money out there? It’s bad enough they charge an arm and a leg to see the thing in the theater, but then they expect you to pay upwards of $30 to have the privilege of owning the thing. My mom loves to buy movies, so she can watch them ‘any time she wants’. ‘Any time’ comes once every 6 months or so, 90% of the movies she’s bought are still wrapped in plastic. I guess having the original packaging still in tacked, might make …read more