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#yay you're awesome XD

Anyways, since we were on the topics of movies and books and such, let's stretch this to live theatre! I just saw the most beautiful ballet last night. It was Romeo and Juliette, which is one of my all time favourite tragedies! I love Shakespeare! It was amazing, and the dancers were phenomenal <3 Have you ever been to a ballet/play/seen anything on broadway/any live theatre at all, haha.

I shall get your post up very shortly, as well. This is the next on my to do list!
Your school year is almost over? Riiiight, uni ends earlier then high school does. Damn you're lucky. We literally just got our mid term report cards, so I still have half a term before exams start. *shudders* I don't like to think about it. XD Wait... do you have to write exams in your design classes??

Ooh! Love Booker's bio! That last bit is adorable XD When are you thinking we should bring Lisette and Booker in?
Ahh, yes... but movies never do books justice really. I don't think I have once said that a movie was better then a book. But I've seen some that come close... for me I personally thought the hunger games did a wonderful job although there was a few things I'd change if I could. The way I see it though, is that everyone has a different perspective on a book, everyone makes it their own inside their minds. So the movie version of a book is just one persons perspective and you just kind of have to be open minded about what you're seeing, even if it's super disappointing when the movie just doesn't get it right.

Well... that was kinda deep #overtired probs #yes I used a hashtag #don't judge

And this is when I go to bed, haha. I'll get a post done up tomorrow sometime! I have the next five days off (high school done right) so I'll be a bit quicker with my posts then I've been lately.
Oh, it is! Haha, I was starting to wonder what the heck was going.

I'll get a post up soon (if not tonight then sometime tomorrow). Sorry that it's kind been a delay, other then the site being down I had a couple of tests and stuff but now I'm off for a couple of days... five days to be exact... praise the lord almighty *does weird tribal dance of thanks*. XD
Woah! Congracts!! Told ya they were good XD That's really awesome! Have you had anyone say anything about them?

I know exactly why she left. There was a "fight" between her and a teacher and she says that the teacher was yelling/swearing at her so she stormed out of class and quit. But I was there the entire time and absolutely nothing happened, she just wanted an excuse.

As for how we did... Highest mark of the day at 93.55! We have six routines together and we recieved multiple judges choice awards including one called "The A Team" because we work really well together!
I love Harry Potter! I want to read the books so badly but I have some that I want to read more. I religiously watch the HP movies though... my sister and I will always have marathons and it's sooo fun! XD As for some of those other ones, I dunno I haven't heard of some and some I'm just not all that into, y'know? Not really my style.
Lucy eyes squeezed shut as he brain worked overtime to focus on her favorite colour, the long, endless hallway loomed around them as Julia's voice murured. "|Keep thinking" She thought harder and harder until finally the snapping around focused the hallway and brought the six young children back into the real hallway, which was only a little bit less creepy. None of them hesitated and soon they found themselves bounding through the halls, the pitter patter of their feet resounding through the empty house, fear churning in their stomachs. Lucy held tight to her older brother, letting him guide her through the halls as she kept her eyes shut tightly.

"Loo! What are you doing?" Gavin's voice was sharp as her mumbled to his youngest sister. "Keep your eyes open, watch where you're going, I don't want you to get hurt." Gav watched his sister's blonde head bob slightly as she widened her brilliant blue eyes and stared right ahead. It took them longer then they would have liked to weave through the maze-like hallways and finally burst into the backyard. The shock of their surroundings was immediate, coming from the dismal, damp house. Outside the sun shone brightly, causing Gavin to squint at it's glare. The air was warm, the grass sot underneath their feet as they continued to scamper closer and closer to the tree house.

It took them only several short seconds to clamber up the creaking old "stairs" that were mainly just boards nailed to the base of the tree. They creaked slightly but didn't give out as all of the kids made it safely into the homemade tree house, clamping the trapdoor unnecessarily behind them. "There." Gene's breathless voice said, looking her friends in the eyes as she went to sit in the center of what was just a small room. There were two windows, a small table that held an assortment of odds and ends that mostly took shape in the form of toys. The place was cluttered and small yet homey still the same. And it was safe... always safe.

"That was awful." Gene shook her head, her curls shifting slightly as she did so. "I don't think I ever want to come down from here." Her defiant voice muttered this as thin arms crossed over her chest. "It's too scary down there." The real world was a frightening place and the tragedy was that these children were learning this lesson, although not conventionally, very early. Too early, really. They should still hold high hopes for the safety of their lives and the world surrounding those lives. They should still hold on to that liveliness that all children had, a special kind of light that sparkled in their eyes and only died when your belief in goodness was tarnished.

"W-what now?" Gavin's stuttering voice piped up suddenly ater several minutes of contemplative silence.
Oh wow! Haha, those are so many books XD I haven't read any of the ones you listed, but I have read many from Stephen King, V.C Andrews, Holly Black, Rachel Caine. My favorite series ever (other then the Dark Towers) is Rachel Caine's Morganville Vampires series. Oh, I'm also starting to read A Song of Ice and Fire by George R. R. Martin again! I read the first one and a lot of the second one but then stopped for some reason...

I don't have one actually, although I've been on the site a couple of times.

Edit: I'll get a post up by tomorrow night :)
Ahhh, oh my god. Thank you thank you thank you. Those videos were exactly what I needed after today, so punny XD I will admit to the fact that my temptation to make a milkshake like that is very high at the moment...

Anywhoo oh my gosh I am going to vent and I am sorry but I need to so yeah. Okay, oh man. *livid face* After school today I went with my dance teacher and another girl from my group to a workshop in town, everything was great until after we were done with contemporary and we got off the stage and my dance teacher pulled us aside and said. "We have to leave at 6:30 to be at the studio to rehearse routines. So-and-so quit." We compete tomorrow and we spent two hours tonight re-doing all of our routine (eight, eight routines...) because she quit. Gah! The worse part is that this is the SECOND time we had to do that this year, it is sooooo frustrating.

Well, that was my rant for the day.
Haha, that's true! Gotta love the library!

Boxes of books? That sounds like heaven!! What are some of your favorites?
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