I've just been witness to a short trailer for Taken 2. How many goddamn relatives does Liam Neeson's character have that can be kidnapped? On other movie news, why isn't the Chris Redfield character in Resident Evil: Whatever the Hell Number We're Up To Now? Wentworth Miller was the only reason I was going to see it - not sure I'll bother now. Although Mila Jovovich is quite cute herself. She makes my list of Chicks I'd Get With If We Both Swung That Way.

I'm 2 days away from moving back home. Yup home, with the parents, sister and nephew. Oh, and now a dog named Boofer. Apparently my sister is also going to attempt to move her ex-boyfriend in at some stage. There are pros to moving back home: saving money, getting dinner (and sometimes even lunch) cooked for me, having the only people I basically talk to around. It got surprisingly lonely living by myself. The cons: waking up WAY too early (5.00am) to get to work on time, my parents almost constant bickering, my parents almost constant bickering with my sister, my sister's constant talking and my sister's snoring. Oh, I didn't mention I'm moving into a room with my sister. The problem is not so much that she snores, I mean I snore too; but the difference between her and I is, she's a deep sleeper (I mean, DEEP! She has literally slept through concerts - Tori Amos being one of them - yeah, she's not a fan). I, on the other hand am a light sleeper. Very, very light. I piss myself off that I can't seem to get into REM sleep.

I know one of the cons of moving back home should be what society thinks of adults living at home. Seriously though, why should anyone else give a rat shit? It's too bloody expensive to rent alone nowadays. I do feel weird though, I can't help it. I turned 30 years old this year and I'm celebrating a milestone like that by ... moving back in with the parents?!

I'm off for a smoke before Puberty Blues comes on. Cheers!

7:58 p.m. - 2012-09-05