5 more days...
Jun. 29th, 2007 09:51 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
fiery_twilight...until I'm done with work! :D Dobby is...FREEEEEEEEE. Sorry, Harry Potter reference. I tend to spout out Harry Potter quotes whenever I'm excited. *is a nerd and doesn't care*
Has it really been a week since my last post? Man, time really does fly when you're wasting your life in an art gallery.
~Jenny
POST SCRIPT: I LIED HORRENDOUSLY THAT THIS POST WOULD BE SHORTER THAN THE LAST. APOLOGIES. it was happier though.
Has it really been a week since my last post? Man, time really does fly when you're wasting your life in an art gallery.
All I've done since last Saturday has been work-related. Well, scratch that. I did manage to hang out with my friends a couple of times and that was awesome :D One night we watched Music and Lyrics and She's the Man. Both great movies. She's the Man makes me laugh so hard! Then on Thursday me, Kasey, Shannon, Savanna and Savanna's sister Hannah went to the spit and acted like tourists :P Well, Kasey mainly acted like a tourist, what with wining about the how "cold" it was, haha. Not really though, we just like giving her crap ;)
/Random side-track: I love Muse. And chocolate chips.
Shall I tell you all a story about one of the many times we laughed at Kasey? I shall.
Freshman year of highschool. Three 14 year-olds. One locker. A bag of almonds. Pieces of string. One friend out of town. Mayhem ensued. Kasey was out of town for a skiing trip or something and me, Shannon, and Kyanna just happened to have her locker combination. So what do we decide to do with said locker combination? Well, raid Kasey's locker, of course. We took out everything and spread her things out between our friends, just to make it extra difficult for her to find everything when she returned. Well, this was funny enough to a bunch of 14 year-olds, but I felt that we should take it a step further. I happened to have a bag of almonds in my lunch (mmm mmm, I love me some nuts...wait, uh) and Kyanna had some string. My brilliant freshman mind came up with the idea to tie said string to said almonds and hang them from Kasey's locker. So we did. And it was beautiful. I only wish I had a camera at the time. It was truly a work of art. We also drew all over the outside of her locker, to add more happiness. She was slightly pissed, to say the least, when she came back from her trip. Especially when we wouldn't tell her where all of her things went, such as her folders for each of her classes. *g*
Hmm, that's probably not that funny to those who weren't there, but it brings back great memories typing it all out. :) I have plenty more stories (hooray, you say) that I plan on recounting here, even if it's just me who's going to be reading them. :)
note to self: Recall the story about the origin of "Everybody look at the picture of the Queenah."
Ho man, good times, good times.
So I can't end a livejournal entry without saying something about Doctor Who. :P Last Saturday's episode, The Sound of Drums, was, uh, interesting, to say the least. I think Russel T. Davies is loosing his touch. I thought he was brilliant as the head writer for Series 1, and he did pretty good for Series 2 as well, but this series hasn't been so great. Don't get me wrong, I absolutely loved Smith and Jones, The Shakespeare Code, Human Nature, Family of Blood and Blink, but then again, most of those weren't written by good ol' Rusty :P I really think Steven Moffat should be the head writer from now on; he's so awesome! But, alas, that probably won't happen. He is writing a two-part episode for Series 4 though!! :D That'll be great.
Anyway, my nerd-out distracted me from TSoD. I really enjoyed John Simms' performance as the Master. He's awesome! Funny, creepy, evil.....yay. But besides his performance and the overall awesomeness that is Captain Jack and the Doctor talking about Galifrey, this episode was pretty lame. What the hell are the Toclafane? What's the point of making the Doctor super old? Why the hell is it up to Martha to save the world? What was the point of building up the story arc of Martha's family if they just ended up being tools to get to Martha and the Doctor? WHAT IS HAPPENING TO MY BELOVED DOCTOR WHO?? I really hope these questions are answered awesomely (yes, that is a word) in the last episode, or I'm going to lose all my faith in Doctor Who. :(
But enough sadness! It's only 11 days 'til Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix and 21 days 'til Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows!!!! *SQUEE*
/Random side-track: I love Muse. And chocolate chips.
Shall I tell you all a story about one of the many times we laughed at Kasey? I shall.
Freshman year of highschool. Three 14 year-olds. One locker. A bag of almonds. Pieces of string. One friend out of town. Mayhem ensued. Kasey was out of town for a skiing trip or something and me, Shannon, and Kyanna just happened to have her locker combination. So what do we decide to do with said locker combination? Well, raid Kasey's locker, of course. We took out everything and spread her things out between our friends, just to make it extra difficult for her to find everything when she returned. Well, this was funny enough to a bunch of 14 year-olds, but I felt that we should take it a step further. I happened to have a bag of almonds in my lunch (mmm mmm, I love me some nuts...wait, uh) and Kyanna had some string. My brilliant freshman mind came up with the idea to tie said string to said almonds and hang them from Kasey's locker. So we did. And it was beautiful. I only wish I had a camera at the time. It was truly a work of art. We also drew all over the outside of her locker, to add more happiness. She was slightly pissed, to say the least, when she came back from her trip. Especially when we wouldn't tell her where all of her things went, such as her folders for each of her classes. *g*
Hmm, that's probably not that funny to those who weren't there, but it brings back great memories typing it all out. :) I have plenty more stories (hooray, you say) that I plan on recounting here, even if it's just me who's going to be reading them. :)
note to self: Recall the story about the origin of "Everybody look at the picture of the Queenah."
Ho man, good times, good times.
So I can't end a livejournal entry without saying something about Doctor Who. :P Last Saturday's episode, The Sound of Drums, was, uh, interesting, to say the least. I think Russel T. Davies is loosing his touch. I thought he was brilliant as the head writer for Series 1, and he did pretty good for Series 2 as well, but this series hasn't been so great. Don't get me wrong, I absolutely loved Smith and Jones, The Shakespeare Code, Human Nature, Family of Blood and Blink, but then again, most of those weren't written by good ol' Rusty :P I really think Steven Moffat should be the head writer from now on; he's so awesome! But, alas, that probably won't happen. He is writing a two-part episode for Series 4 though!! :D That'll be great.
Anyway, my nerd-out distracted me from TSoD. I really enjoyed John Simms' performance as the Master. He's awesome! Funny, creepy, evil.....yay. But besides his performance and the overall awesomeness that is Captain Jack and the Doctor talking about Galifrey, this episode was pretty lame. What the hell are the Toclafane? What's the point of making the Doctor super old? Why the hell is it up to Martha to save the world? What was the point of building up the story arc of Martha's family if they just ended up being tools to get to Martha and the Doctor? WHAT IS HAPPENING TO MY BELOVED DOCTOR WHO?? I really hope these questions are answered awesomely (yes, that is a word) in the last episode, or I'm going to lose all my faith in Doctor Who. :(
But enough sadness! It's only 11 days 'til Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix and 21 days 'til Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows!!!! *SQUEE*
~Jenny
POST SCRIPT: I LIED HORRENDOUSLY THAT THIS POST WOULD BE SHORTER THAN THE LAST. APOLOGIES. it was happier though.
