Harry Potter, Mothers Day and Living Simply.

I do believe sometimes, I can be.... 'Expensive and costly' They are my mothers words precisely. But honestly, is there something totally catastrophic and disastrous about being 'expensive and costly' at times? I mean, I rarely go for expensive meals. They are only moderately expensive and they happen once or twice a month. In those moments that I do get to go out, why not be lavish about it? It's only once a month. And I admit, that we eat simply at home, and it's all fine. My mother claims to be a 'simple woman'-- ok fine she is I'm the one with expensive taste but whatever really we're all human. It's just that I think she's in denial sometimes. 

Getting to the Harry Potter bit. Aren't you at least a tiny bit sad (if you're a Potterhead you look forward the releases, only to see that there are no more films, and then you start wishing; with spells obviously, to be a child again) that there are no more screenings of Harry Potter films? That means no more of going to the cinema and buying a ticket to see the film, no more looking forward to seeing how they've decided to do the dragons-- oh it's just terrible. I sincerely hope they re-release it in 3D just so I can enjoy looking forward to watching a Harry Potter film. The Mothers Day bit is just there only because I thought it up on Mothers Day. Happy Mothers Day! On this day my mother refuses to buy a cake (we have no money to buy her anything, the money we get is also from her and my dad, so there's really no point) I asked her to buy a really nice cake and she said 'No, i don't need expensive things,' Well! Needless to say, I could never see eye to eye on that one. It's not like I randomly ask for expensive things! I earn them. By getting half-arsed results. No, not half arsed, I'm not that bad, academically. So, alright, she's making a cake for herself. I wanted to help, but she told me to study. Okay. I shall go do that. Byyyyeeee.