Mildly Inconvenient Sunburn

My friends and I went to the beach on Saturday. I have a mildly inconvenient sunburn. There's a tiny bit on the back of my right hand, on my face (under my eyes and on my nose), a bit on my back, a little bit on my left shoulder, a V-neck sunburn for lack of better words, a slight one running down both of my legs on the front, one tiny one on the back of my right leg, and some sunburned splotches on my feet. But really, there more mild inconveniences than anything. I got lucky, a lot of people will burn dark red all over and then peel like a piece of fruit. It doesn't even hurt too badly, which, again, is luck on my part. The worst though is between my feet and shins. It doesn't go onto the ankle, but at the very front it hurts pretty badly. And that's mainly because my socks were too tight. Does this affect me much? No, not really. It just means my socks were a little too tight. But oh my God was I cracking up at my feet! I was like, "If sunburn was hair, I'd look like a Hobbit right about now!" I laughed so much harder than I should have

Anyway, in other news, Joey, Kevin and I started watching a Netflix show yesterday. It's called Hemlock Grove. It's pretty good, though we made fun of it quite a bit. In one scene, SHERIFF was written on the side of a cop car, but it was spelled SHERIF. We had to shut it off pretty quickly after it began because Joey's sister was in the room, and within the first two minutes, there was a sex scene. And that was where we started to make fun of it. Roman, the rich kid with a blood fetish, was in an ice cream parlor when a girl with a tan and blue dress walked by. Here, we were saying, "Okay, Edward Cullin, Jr. is eating ice cream and Snooki walks by." Then the sex scene happens and we're like, "That escalated quickly!" But after we stopped mocking it, it became pretty good. However, we're only four episodes in and all ready I'm saying, "Peter and Roman are the OTP of Hemlock Grove." and no one will convince me otherwise But yeah, as it would turn out, I'm not taking it too seriously. However, the plot is pretty interesting. On the downside, a lot of the characters' names aren't revealed right away, so you're just like, "Okay, the werewolf gypsy boy's great-grandpa died of alcohol poisoning and his last name sounds a lot like Kardashian. We'll just call the werewolf gypsy boy Karlos Kardashian for now." "Okay, that girl who looks like Bella Swan's drug-addict sister just kissed a dead woman. We'll call her Ella Necrophilia for now." Some of the special effects are pretty cheesy, but hey, it's a Netflix show, so it probably doesn't have a HUGE budget or fanbase just yet. Though, it does have a pretty interesting take on werewolves. Unlike how we usually see them, as between man and wolf, they're only man and wolf. And the transformation, good God! Usually, the sparse body hair of the human becomes thicker and maybe the bones change, but no. Here, it looks painful. His bones change, yes, but his eyeballs fall out and he has new ones underneath, the fur grows OUT of the flesh, meaning his human skin rips open and falls off, his teeth fall out and are replaced with wolf teeth, and his claws come in at about the half-way point on his fingers, and his fingers curl up and become paws. When he's done with the transformation, he's standing in the middle of his mangled human flesh and everything else, and he actually begins to eat it. It is METAL to say the least.

I personally recommend it. It really is something to check out if you have Netflix or if your friend does and you're interested in the paranormal.