This is my 41st blog post, I tell you this because if I was an observant person I would have realized that my last post was the the 40th and done something special for it, however that is not the case. My last post was suppose to be extra special, and the fact that I cannot remember what I blogged about just reinforces the fact that it was not special.
So to make up for my lapse in judgment, today's blog will be extra special. I will blog about George Clooney.

(This will be in the format of a letter to George)
Dear George Clooney,
May I call you George?
Let me start off by saying I was both unimpressed and disappointed by the pictures of you on the web. I would like a few more pictures without the girlfriend and that ridiculous grouping of facial hair that you call a beard.
Now that we've gotten that out of the way. I love you. You're fantastic. You consistently maintain a level of charisma that most can't even aspire for.
Let me share with you my thoughts on some of you're roles.
What's-his-face on ER...ehh, I'm not a huge fan of ER, but you made it as good as it could be. You introduced the words 'suave' and 'good-looking' to the medical profession.
Danny Ocean, this is where my love for you spawned from. Ocean's Eleven is and always will be one of my favorite movies. That's all I can say about this because just reminiscing about this role has left my lost for words.
I must skip to your most recent role because I am so freaking excited about it.
Up in The Air. OH MY GOD. Ryan Bingham has to be one of my favorite characters of all time. In 109 minuets we watched Ryan grow vulnerable, and learn about himself. It was his job was to not get emotionally invested. He was making a living based of his ability to stay an arm's length away from all potential relationships. However throughout the movie certain relationships were forced upon him, which slowly caused a change in his philosophy. His goals and desires were redirected only in time to realize that what he really wanted, was much harder to gain.
The character of Ryan Bingham was likable throughout the movie. You wanted him to succeed, you wanted him to be happy. He was confident, classy, caring, and human.
George Clooney, I love you.
Love,
Me.
P.S At the movie last night, Hayley ate Junior Mints, Leah ate Sour Patch Kids, and I ate Popcorn...
P.P.S I still love you
