Is anyone else's brain permanently switched onto Twilight mode, albeit if it's only running in the background?

I often see a red truck or a yellow car, for example, and think aloud (to whoever I'm with), 'why do I know that? Who do I know that drives a red truck?' - and then comes the realisation that actually, no, I know nobody that drives a red truck...only a fictional character. Get a grip!

Anyone else feelin' this issue? x

that's what my life has become, recognizing random events from the book, in everyday life. it is always in the back of my head

Oh, goodness- every single day, it's something. My sister is the only one who understands, so I have to call her whenever I have a Twilight Moment. My most recent was when I was standing in line at Hollywood Video, waiting to rent a Kristen Stewart movie, when I looked up and saw the name "BELLA" on the soon-to-be-released board. I was squealing internally. Have no idea what that "Bella" movie is, however...

YEP EVERYDAY ITS SOMETHING FOR ME!!

Haha, I had a Bella moment earlier too - drove past a little pet store, 'Bella's Pet Supplies'! Genius!
She appears to be stalking everyone. She's round every corner.
Either that or we're stalking her. In our minds.

Have you seen the 'Edward St/Blood Bank' picture floating around the net? It's a better-than-perfect example of the story cropping up in our day to day lives! x

One of the specialists I see is a Dr Cullen. He has blonde hair and brown eyes. But that's where the similarities end. He's like 70 and his first name is Stewart!

*cries because it's not Carlisle Cullen*

One of the cashiers at Macys was named Bella. As soon as I was done with the transaction, I was on my cell phone texting CorinneEva. I even got "Tskd" by an old man walking by.

Oh, I'm so there with the rest of you! Friday our family was walking around Bed Bath & Beyond (well, my husband and I were walking--as well as trying desperately to keep our kids from jumping on the displayed beds) when I noticed one of the bedroom sets was called "Bella". I had a *squee!* moment, but knew better than to even mention it to my husband. I learned long ago that all I get from doing so is a pair of eyes rolling around in his head. That's why I'm so glad I have you guys!

A couple of days ago I was at the mall with mr man and as we were waiting for our car I saw a yellow porshe drive by. I ran to the door and yelled at Trev "WAS THAT A 911 TURBO!?!?!" He looked at me like I completely lost my mind. "yesss it was. why?" He sounded like he was talking to a crazy person who might snap. "oh no reason, just, *ahem* a little Twilight thing." So yeah. He still is looking at me oddly

Jeez--you'd think he'd be thrilled that his #1 squaw was learning a little something about hot cars from this fabulous series...

I know right! I think it was just shock. Hopefully it will wear off!

My husband thinks there should be more support groups available for men who have lost their wives/ girlfriends to the Twilight Madness. Heck, I'd even be willing to attend myself as long as they promised to discuss Twilight!

Me and my hubby went out to dinner the other night, and while looking over the menu, I found a dish called 'Pasta Bella'.. I started laughing and my hubby was like "what?", so I showed him and he just looked at me like "you've got to be kidding me".

LOL I always order Mushroom Ravioli whenever we go to Italian restaurants, and I don't really care for it. But Bella had it with Edward, so.......

Haha, that's dedication! Impressive.
I despise mushrooms, I don't think even I could manage that one!

Now all we need is an Edward of our own to accompany us. And sit in tiny booths with us. And not take his eyes of us all night. x