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Watched "Ant-Man" and discovered a WONDERFUL movie theater in Burbank!! First of all, I had NO expectations for this film whatsoever because no one really talks about this man who is of the ants. The action was nice, different, and had a strong feel to it. The story was a bit predictable and cheesy, and the visual effects really helped everything come together nicely. I liked Paul Rudd in it but I didn't like certain elements here and there.

Finally ate at KANG HODANG in LA. THE BEST beef I'd ever eaten anywhere. I can see why people line up for this place, and the staff are quite nice and fun! Somehow, the guy on the banner looks like PSY. Heh, but yeah, I would definitely LOVE to eat there again and JUST have the beef. The side dishes and options are a bit different, but I guess they're more Koreanized than usual? Anyways, check it out and let me know what you think!!

In my days of single-hood and knowing the plights of the human heart, everyone can relate to such a predicament. I simply felt that this idea and way of the physically and mentally strong woman is great!! Let us all be powerful in our own special ways and snare the apple of our eyes!



What do you think? Apparently, the K-Tigers are pretty popular for their fight-choreography performances. I've looked at their work, videos, and as much as I do LIKE and ENJOY their stuff, it's key to remember that they are not dancers, but fighters. That will make seeing the holes in the choreography easier, not to mention the stiffness of their bodies compared to the flexibility and limberness of dangers.

Now, to show off a dancer of amazing beauty, flexibility, and dance-ability... Meet Allyssa Bross!!



What do you think? Know what I mean when I compare a fighter to a dancer now? Although that would make an interesting movie... Hmn... IDEA!!! Let's write that out and make it to see what it would look like, right?? :D

Will be podcasting again soon! Can't wait!!