The Force is with My Wife

My wife is amazing.  You wish your wife was as amazing as my wife.

Not only did she agree to take Friday December 18 off of work so we could go see Star Wars together in a matine, but tonight she suggested that our 12:30 tickets should be exchanged for something earlier in the day so that we won’t have as long a wait before finally seeing it.

Didn’t I tell you she was amazing?

Oh, It’s On

There were a bunch of post-premiere Star Wars reviews and stories in my Facebook newsfeed this morning.  The social media boycott is in full on emergency mode now.  At this point I’m even afraid to go to Google+!  That’s how serious this has become.

No Spoilers!
(The image came from here)

 

ADDENDUM: The sports radio station I listen to on the way to and from work (when I am feeling too lazy to decide what music to listen to) came out of a commercial break playing the audio from one of the Star Wars trailers.  No!  Off!  I am now boycotting radio as well.

School Chorus Concert

We just came home from my step daughter’s school chorus concert.  She’s in high school now.  Let’s just say there is a tremendous difference between middle school chorus and high school chorus.  Very impressive.

She performed with the acapella group and you know, she just sort of acted as conductor.  Nothing special.  Just a 9th grader who was basically in charge.  You know how it goes.

The Boycott is On

Last night was the premier of Star Wars The Force Awakens.  That means people in the general public have seen it.  Worse, that means people in the press who write stories about movies have seen it.

Time to get the hell off of Twitter!  Facebook should be okay unless people start sharing movie reviews, in which case it’s time to get the hell off of Facebook!

Goal: Remain spoiler free until sometime on Friday, after I’ve seen the movie myself.  At which point I’ll be jumping right on board the hype wagon, thank you very much, but I’ll do my best to keep my little bloggie spoiler free.

(The image above came from here.)

When do I Stop?

My question to you, oh internet, is when do I start my spoiler-avoidance social media boycott?  I mean, at some point soon the leaks are going to be out of control.  People are going to start letting the galactic cat out of the bag.  I’ve already seen a bunch of trailers and TV commercials.  I don’t want to see anything else related to The Force Awakens until I’m actually in the theater watching The Force Awakens.

So I ask you, when should I bury my head in the sand?