The problem before me was simple—how do I make fun of my boss for writing about Twilight (twice) and keep my job? I figured there must be some way to cleverly insinuate that Tom is a closet "teenybopper" without getting myself into too much trouble. As I was mulling over several ideas, I started to wonder why I wanted to tease him. 

Was it because I think Twilight is for tweens and should not be taken seriously by adults? As someone who loves Harry Potter (I yelled at the screen at the last movie during that horrible Christmas scene where they went totally off-book—you know the one), this probably isn't the reason.

Was it because I was threatened by Tom's security in his masculinity? As someone who has cut down a crab apple tree in my yard, masculinity is certainly not an issue (I'm a lumberjack and I'm okay...).

But then the horrible truth hit me—I might also love Twilight. I admit, I have seen the first movie (and it was okay). I will also admit that I am currently subscribed to the Twilight podcast so that every time there is a new trailer I see it immediately.

I think it's time we all admit that we love Twilight. You don't have to hide anymore. You're safe. Why don't you use your newfound courage to be yourself and plan a trip to see where the novels take place? 

I am definitely interested in following Tom's adventure all throughout B.C. and Washington where Twilight takes place—read the The Ultimate Twilight Travel Guide.