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I found this piece online at {http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1210538/Pictured-The-incredible-light-graffiti-created-host-light-sources-shine-straight-camera-lens.html}

I've seen a light show at a DJ Tiesto show in Portland. It was the first "rave" that I had ever been to and it was definitely something I'll never forget. The way these photos are done seem so urban to me. Gritty and dirty. I guess that's because of the memory these photos stir up inside me. Walking into a small venue in downtown Portland while everyone tripped out. Standing with my group of rave "virgins" and not really able to let go until that jager bomb. The light show and the loud beat of the music was an amazing sensory experience that I'll never see again.

What I'm Watching

I don't have cable in my bedroom so when I feel like watching T.V. I'm stuck watching a movie. My family knows how difficult it is for me to sit through an ENTIRE movie. If I want to watch one it doesn't come without snide comments about my short attention span. Well over the holiday weekend I watched a few movies that kept my eyes glued to the screen for the whole movie.

And the winners are...

• "Food Inc." A documentary about our food and what's in it. Ewww.


• "Away We Go" An adorable, artsy love story that made my heart sing.


• "A Beautiful Mind" About an math genius, John Nash, and his mental struggles.


• "Four Christmases" It was a typical holiday movie with Reese Witherspoon and Vince Vaughn. I'd give it a C-


• "Paris, Je'Taime" I rented it a few months ago and absolutely LOVED it. Must see.

So there's the list...I'd check out all of them except "Four Christmases". It had some funny moments, but not enough for me to recommend it to anyone else.

Also, am I the only person still going to the video store instead of signing up for Netflix?

{photo via-http://thecia.com.au/reviews/p/images/paris-je-t-aime-poster-0.jpg}