Hey, Bradshaw.

“What if I'm a princess on another planet? And no one on this planet knows it?”
-The Carrie Diaries

We are two episodes in and, I am liking it (close to loving it).  Surprisingly, Anna Sophia Robb is doing a fabulous job as a young Miss.Bradshaw.  I am carried away, so-to-speak.  Though it isn't HBO (ya know, completely inhibition free) "The Carrie Diaries" is slowly making its way into my heart.  Slowly, like the Slowskis (you'll only understand if you watch the Comcast commercials) during a marathon.  I don't fall for things that easily.  So, will "The Carrie Diaries" become my next favorite show?  I can't say.  I need another episode or two to be sure.  I am digging the whole 80s vibe.  And, Carrie's bag?  If I were in high school I'd totally be a copycat.  Totally.  Is it much if I bring the side pony tail back?  Yes?  No?  Do you even know what I am speaking of?  Sigh.  I have never been big on television (never had the time).  Until recently.  Not that I have time, I just like watching television.  I think it's the whole being a grown up thing (work really is exhausting).  Though I mostly like watching things on demand (sticking to a schedule during the middle of the week is never going to happen).  However, the thought of sitting on my extremely comfortable couch, while catching up on my favorite shows, cuddled in my warm blanket, well, it kind of excites me (old lady much, yup).  If there is a storm out, even better.  As a fan of "Sex and The City" my hopes are high for "The Carrie Diaries".  I hate when books end, shows end, etc.  I've always wanted to know more.  I've always wanted the entire story.  This show does just that and I can't wait to see what is next.  Let's see just where Carrie and her city will lead us.  I'm sure it will be nothing short of amazing (hopefully, right?).

xoxo