Tuesday, March 7, 2006

Wow. I haven't been on in over a month. That has to be a record for me. Anyway, the reason I haven't been on is that until further notice, I'm not going to be allowed to be online until the end of the school year. So if you (and you still can) PM me or E-mail me or sign my guestbook, don't get mad that I haven't replied, I just haven't been on. Well, see you at the end of the school year!
ttfn,
~Lugia
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Friday, January 6, 2006

  Yay! Just read D.N.Angel #6-10. They were so good! I love in book seven they have a school play but all the parts are played by guys
(it worked for the Greeks)! My sister said, "It's like Cardcaptor Sakura all over again!" But the funniest part is that Daisuke plays the heroine, Freedert, and Satoshi plays the leading man, Dark! I thought it was hilarious that Satoshi played Dark. Oh, I actually read all of book ten standing in the manga aisle of Barnes& Noble. It was funny. Poor Whiz! He gets taken to a horror movie! (he was pretending to be Dark) The expression on his face was just priceless!
ttfn,
~Lugia
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Sunday, January 1, 2006

Happy 2006!
Yay! 2006! A new year to enjoy. Anyway, I just got back from my family's annual trip to the movies. This year we saw "Chronicles of Narnia: the Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe." It was so good. I can't even describe it it was so good. I've read and am a fan of the books, so I was very pleased. There were a few minor changes, but that's to be expected, and none of them were bad or took away from the story. All in all. it was very true to the book. If you haven't seen it, you need to, it's worth going to the theater for.
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Wednesday, November 30, 2005

It's Beginning to Feel a Lot Like Christmas...
The Christmas light. One of the many great mysteries of life. Why you ask? Well, here are just some of the many reasons.

Mystery of the Christmas Light #1
What person thought of making them so that if one bulb burns out the whole string doesn't work?

Mystery of the Christmas Light #2
Why do you have to test every single bulb on a bad string to find which one is burnt out?

Mystery of the Christmas Light #3
After you get all the strings working, why does one suddenly decide not to work?

Mystery of the Christmas Light #4
When your halfway down the tree, why does the top strand stop working. Or even worse...

Mystery of the Christmas Light #5
Once you have ALL the ornaments on, why does the top strand refuse to work?

As I said, The Christmas light, one of the many great mysteries of life.
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Thursday, November 24, 2005

Bleh
Who knew that sitting in a car all day doing nothing could be so tiring? Well, my family and I know. We left our house in Indiana at midnight Monday night. Drove fourteen hours through Indiana, Ohio, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey to arrive at the hotel at 2 p.m. on Tuesday. Slept overnight. Left hotel at 8:30 a.m. drove eighteen hours (we got caught in a bit of a snowstorm coming out of Pennsylvania and going into Ohio, but nothing major) BACK through New Jersey, Pennsylvania (it's very pretty, but this state never ends, almost all our driving time is in it), West Virginia, Ohio, and Indiana, to arrive back at our house at 12:30 a.m. So as you can see, we're all too tired today to cook a turkey (or anything else for that matter) so we're going to sack out and watch movies and play board games together. It's not a traditional Thanksgiving, but the holiday is about being with family and friends. The food is just an added bonus. ;) Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
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