Here’s the trailer for Pixar’s next summer movie. My kids are excited! You should be too.

Not sure how I feel about this upcoming documentary, but it seems interesting to say the least. Keep your eyes opened, it should be making the rounds. They’re trying to promote this in churches, but I’m not sure many will bite. Though, it should spur some interesting conversation.

Anyone else know more about it?

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Some of the best advice I’ve heard lately was:

“Live every week like it’s Shark Week.”

-Tracy Jordan (30 Rock)

And I was wondering the same thing. Why don’t we live every week like it’s Shark Week? Or like every day is Christmas? Sometimes we get so stuck in where we’re at that we lose all perspective. We get so caught up in the busyness of life that we forget to live because:

“Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.”

-Ferris Bueller (Ferris Bueller’s Day Off)

Do we ever stop? I doesn’t seem that way. We’re always trying to get ahead in life. To make more for ourselves. And because of that we must remember:

“The first key to your own prosperity, is to make me prosperous first…”

-Joely Ostein (Joely Ostein’s Prosperity Plus)

How different would our lives be if we took more advice from fictitious people?

Any great fake advice you’ve received lately?

There’s all this talk about the possibility of Peter Jackson returning to helm the movie version of The Hobbit. So I did a search over google to find out more and stumbled upon this: The Hobbit Name Generator. You plug in your name and they give you your hobbit name. It’s senseless fun, but that’s just what we need on Wednesdays.

My Hobbit name: Lotho Millstone of Bywater

What’s yours?

And for those of you who are super geeks, you can also find your Elvish name (not Elvis name) here.

My name is:  Glorfindel Vanimedlë

When I read this I was blown away…

A lawsuit has been launched against a school teacher who showed Brokeback Mountain to a class of young students. Twelve-year-old Jessica Turner and her grandparents, Kenneth and LaVerne Richardson, are seeking $500,000 against the Chicago Board of Education after the movie was shown at Ashburn Community Elementary School. The lawsuit, filed in Cook County Circuit Court on Friday claims Turner “suffered psychological distress” after viewing the R-rated film, which was viewed by the class without permission from the student’s parents or legal guardians.  IMDB

Umm. Wow. Where to begin? On second thought, I don’t think I can say anything to top this one..

Any comments?