This is what you get when you combine one of my favorite books, one of my favorite actors and one of my favorite directors <3
I went to the midnight showing of Harry Potter.
I loved it.
I loved it.
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I think it's better to break a man's leg than his heart.
0 left some magic Posted by Felicia Silly at 3:39 PM
Thanks to summerschool, I've been watching a ton of those "underdog comes out on top" movies.
At first I was reluctant, because those types of movies never interested me. Now, I'm glad I have. They're all so inspiring. they remind me anything is possible.
At first I was reluctant, because those types of movies never interested me. Now, I'm glad I have. They're all so inspiring. they remind me anything is possible.
I am a *huge* nerd.
This is my second favorite shirt [first favorite being my delightful Radiohead Tee <3]
Wearing it today during summer school and playing Pokemon remind me that embracing the geekier things in life is one of the best feelings in the world.
{sadly, the website I got it from seems to be defunct.}
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You know what must be the funniest sight on earth?
Two teenage girls and a teenage boy, sitting with the windows down in a car in a dark parking lot, clapping out syllables.
Oh yes, I'm talking about what you used to do in grade school.
We did this for a solid 10 minutes, because we were trying to figure out how many syllables are in multiple names, and kept getting confused.
"*clap* Feh *clap* lee *clap* shuh *clap* Felly *clap* Shuh *clap* Feh *clap* lee *clap* see *clap* uh *clap* WHY CANT I FIGURE THIS OUT?!"
You know what must be funnier?
The fact that none of us knew if the name "Ana" had one or two syllables.
UPDATE: We asked Ana. It is in fact 2 syllables.
Two teenage girls and a teenage boy, sitting with the windows down in a car in a dark parking lot, clapping out syllables.
Oh yes, I'm talking about what you used to do in grade school.
We did this for a solid 10 minutes, because we were trying to figure out how many syllables are in multiple names, and kept getting confused.
"*clap* Feh *clap* lee *clap* shuh *clap* Felly *clap* Shuh *clap* Feh *clap* lee *clap* see *clap* uh *clap* WHY CANT I FIGURE THIS OUT?!"
You know what must be funnier?
The fact that none of us knew if the name "Ana" had one or two syllables.
UPDATE: We asked Ana. It is in fact 2 syllables.
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More letters.
Dear boy: UGH. That is all.
Dear p.e class: I love you guys. I'm always happy from the compliments I get. Thank you.
Dear Cast of "A very Potter musical": I died laughing. That was absolutely amazing. Major applause.
Dear the mile I had to run today: You may have won this time, but don't worry. Next time, you're going DOWN.
Dear p.e class: I love you guys. I'm always happy from the compliments I get. Thank you.
Dear Cast of "A very Potter musical": I died laughing. That was absolutely amazing. Major applause.
Dear the mile I had to run today: You may have won this time, but don't worry. Next time, you're going DOWN.
I love to read.
When I was little I got teased for it.
Luckily, that didn't stop me much.
I'm currently reading two books for school and two books for me.
They are:
Scarlet letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne and The invisible man by Ralph Ellison
and
Slaughterhouse V by Kurt Vonnegut and Conquest of happiness by Bertrand Russell
So far I think I like invisible man the most. It is impeccably written.
When I was little I got teased for it.
Luckily, that didn't stop me much.
I'm currently reading two books for school and two books for me.
They are:
Scarlet letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne and The invisible man by Ralph Ellison
and
Slaughterhouse V by Kurt Vonnegut and Conquest of happiness by Bertrand Russell
So far I think I like invisible man the most. It is impeccably written.
What was the last thing you read?
I want a wall like this one.
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There's something special about bursts of color lighting up the night sky ♥
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This is what happens when you take one nerdy girl, a supply of markers and some $2 flipflops.
Dear nice woman I met today:
Thank you for the random crochet lesson.
Thank you for the gorgeous yarn.
Thank you for giving me faith in the kindness of strangers.
Dear boy who watched five Micheal Jackson music videos in a row:
I understand your pain. You must really miss him.
I admire your appreciation of his music.
I believe what you did was a necessary part of the healing process.
Dear woman with the broken computer:
I'm glad I happened to be around to help you.
I'm glad I managed to fix it.
I'm glad you let a 15 year old girl fix your computer in the first place.
Dear cool boy in the library:
It's okay to like books.
It's okay to like reading.
I wouldn't have judged you, you didn't have to put up a front.
Dear reader:
You're pretty stellar
You're actually reading this?
Well, in that case, I love you.
{Image by nickpix2009 via Flickr}
Thank you for the random crochet lesson.
Thank you for the gorgeous yarn.
Thank you for giving me faith in the kindness of strangers.
Dear boy who watched five Micheal Jackson music videos in a row:
I understand your pain. You must really miss him.
I admire your appreciation of his music.
I believe what you did was a necessary part of the healing process.
Dear woman with the broken computer:
I'm glad I happened to be around to help you.
I'm glad I managed to fix it.
I'm glad you let a 15 year old girl fix your computer in the first place.
Dear cool boy in the library:
It's okay to like books.
It's okay to like reading.
I wouldn't have judged you, you didn't have to put up a front.
Dear reader:
You're pretty stellar
You're actually reading this?
Well, in that case, I love you.
{Image by nickpix2009 via Flickr}
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