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by Misfit » Thu Dec 04, 2008 8:28 pm
Well I gave my wife some pretty pictures to look at a nice home over looking the Oregon coast in the amazing town of Astoria. I have wanted to move their from about 10 years old after I saw you guest it Goonies. I love rain, I love cold weather, and I also love the ocean. So it's the perfect spot for me I mean but my dear little TwiDealer loves warm sun shine and being close to her Mom so I loose. Every couple of months I give her some pictures of houses up there in hopes she reconsiders lol.
Misfit.
P.S. It would be only about 4 hours to Forks if we moves to Astoria.
Also note about Twilight and Showtime ----
Twilight" is coming to Showtime.
Pic is part of an exclusive output deal the pay cabler has signed with Summit Entertainment that will include up to 42 of Summit's titles theatrically released between 2008 and 2012 running on the network.
"We're excited that 'Twilight' is obviously going to be a huge franchise, and that there will probably be several more of those films coming as part of the deal," said Showtime chairman and CEO Matthew Blank.
Distributed by Summit, the vampire-themed "Twilight" has grossed more than $120 million domestically since its Nov. 21 release.
The first output pact of its kind for Summit, deal also covers a 2009 studio slate that includes the Alex Proyas-helmed "Knowing" starring Nicolas Cage and Rose Byrne, and "Push" starring Chris Evans, Dakota Fanning and Djimon Hounsou.
Deal comes six months after Showtime's main suppliers of theatrical films, Paramount, Lionsgate and MGM, decided to stop selling films to the network and instead start their own premium movie channel with MTV Networks.
Showtime has since signed a seven-year output deal with The Weinstein Company.
In addition to Weinstein and Summit titles, Showtime will still have access to Lionsgate and MGM titles released through this year, and Paramount titles released through 2007.
"This takes us many years out in terms of our film needs," Blank noted. "Our objective all along was to bring the cost of acquiring theatrical films in line with the business of our network, and I think we accomplished that."
---- Rob and Kristin Gossip on the red carpet in London ---
Vampire-playing Robert Pattinson admits he sometimes slips into character when he’s out with the ladies.
“I’ve been known for a little nibble,” he told reporters at the London premiere of Twilight.
The movie, based on the bestselling novel by Stephenie Meyer, has become an instant hit with tween audiences. Thousands of screaming girls lined the black carpet Wednesday night for a chance to see Pattinson in the (undead) flesh.
Despite adoring fans, the single Pattinson, 22, tells PEOPLE he’s not actively looking for a girlfriend. “I’m not like prowling around, no!” he laughs.
However his admirers’ pickup lines have changed following Twilight’s success. “Now it’s very different,” he said, continuing in a high-pitched falsetto, “It’s, ‘Oh I’m such a big fan!’ ”
One woman who’s definitely in Pattinson’s fan club? Costar Kristen Stewart.
But the 18-year-old actress did jokingly recall one action scene that sidelined the strapping star.
“He tried to pick me up … and he pulled his groin,” she said. “It was hilarious! He was hurt but he was laughing.”
Source: People
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Or rather, I just wish I could. Now that it's getting cold, we tend to stay inside more and with two small kids - it can get crazy. 
She will never move our kids away from her parents and I really don't like the idea of raising our kids here in Southern California. 
There's no cold feet or slush or black ice or sub-zero temperatures or painful slips and falls in B&W photography...or at least none that you can truly feel.
