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It's the day before Chrismtas Eve. I really should be cleaning my room right now, and probably will stop spuratically during writing this to do so. In the meantime though, I've had a long post that I've been meaning to put up for a while (ever since Joyce deleted my last attempt at doing so... grrrrrr) and so... time for some blogging. ^_^
First of all, Lord of the Rings time!
( ROTK spoilers )
You know, sooner or later, I'm going to have to read the books. No, I haven't read them yet. I have read The Hobbit and I have to say it wasn't one of my faves... but that was before I was into LOTR, and it was a family reading thing, not of my own choice. That could make a difference.
Oh and Jen, I am going to get a group together, and we are going to bind you, gag you, dress you up as a hobbit, and send you off to middle earth or you could just surrender and watch the movies. :P You'll like them, I swear!
On a completely different note, there were a couple great moments on the last day of school (yes, I did go to school on Friday...). First of all, I managed to make a set of holiday boxes of... DOOM! They're all decorative and pretty and... probably currently squished since they're still in my backpack -_-
Then, there was the assembly. Mr. Thorne's Mr.. Bean scene was great as always, and then there was the student parliament and the teachers spoofing each other. Planned or not, AJ's impression of... I forget who the teacher was, was basically identical to the teacher's impression of him. That was great within itself... especially saying I'm pretty sure it was the same teacher both ways... (does anyone know for sure?) I preferred the Student Parliament spoofing of the teachers personally... it was done based on T'was the Night Before Christmas and it was soooo funny! There were two parts in particular that I had to laugh at. The first was when the teachers were fighting on who would be on the committee to help Santa. Mr.. Thorne (played by Stuart Wright) and Mr.. Leduc (played by a guy who's name I don't remember) were having a "sword fight" with a baton and wooden spoon respectively. Then, Erik went offstage to announce an emergency chess club meeting (it was supposed to be over the PA) and so he and another guy immediately ran over to a desk that was upstage right and started playing. At the end, the other guy announced "CHECKMATE!!!" It was great. And if you're wondering why that was so funny, we actually have emergency chess club meetings called over the PA system every now and again. ^^;
I managed to get my shopping done... so I've just got to wrap my stuff. I've only really got gifts for my immediate family, partially because as it goes, no one really gives me any gifts either... it goes both ways. The only thing I got from any of my friends was a thing of mini-origami paper from my locker buddy. THANKEES AINSLEY!!! Not that I'm complaining... sorry if anyone takes this the wrong way... I honestly don't care. After all, I don't really have (m)any overly close friends... and it's not like it's the end of the world or anything. Meh... I probably shouldn't have said anything about it in the first place...
But ya... Christmas Eve is tomorrow! That's my fave day of the year! Lots of anticipation, singing, and seeing a bunch of camp-friend people. ^_^
And remember Jason, subtly poke Jen if she goes too fast. :P
They've made the service this year almost like a more mature version of the Christmas pageants we used to put on 5 or so years ago. By this I mean, same people, more formal and less childish set up. The only difference is, some of us are singing, and the choir is partially adult, not all kids like it would have been if we had had a choir back then. We were actually talking about those little pageant things on Sunday. During one in particular, I was the star.
No, really, I wore a white dress and was covered with tinsel. ^^;
My grandfather played Santa at them afterwards... we got presents every year, one of which is currently on my bookshelf right now. It's a Mickey mystery book and tape set.
Hmmm... I'm running out of things to say now, so... Merry Christmas!
( And now, a TON of random quizzies )
First of all, Lord of the Rings time!
( ROTK spoilers )
You know, sooner or later, I'm going to have to read the books. No, I haven't read them yet. I have read The Hobbit and I have to say it wasn't one of my faves... but that was before I was into LOTR, and it was a family reading thing, not of my own choice. That could make a difference.
Oh and Jen, I am going to get a group together, and we are going to bind you, gag you, dress you up as a hobbit, and send you off to middle earth or you could just surrender and watch the movies. :P You'll like them, I swear!
On a completely different note, there were a couple great moments on the last day of school (yes, I did go to school on Friday...). First of all, I managed to make a set of holiday boxes of... DOOM! They're all decorative and pretty and... probably currently squished since they're still in my backpack -_-
Then, there was the assembly. Mr. Thorne's Mr.. Bean scene was great as always, and then there was the student parliament and the teachers spoofing each other. Planned or not, AJ's impression of... I forget who the teacher was, was basically identical to the teacher's impression of him. That was great within itself... especially saying I'm pretty sure it was the same teacher both ways... (does anyone know for sure?) I preferred the Student Parliament spoofing of the teachers personally... it was done based on T'was the Night Before Christmas and it was soooo funny! There were two parts in particular that I had to laugh at. The first was when the teachers were fighting on who would be on the committee to help Santa. Mr.. Thorne (played by Stuart Wright) and Mr.. Leduc (played by a guy who's name I don't remember) were having a "sword fight" with a baton and wooden spoon respectively. Then, Erik went offstage to announce an emergency chess club meeting (it was supposed to be over the PA) and so he and another guy immediately ran over to a desk that was upstage right and started playing. At the end, the other guy announced "CHECKMATE!!!" It was great. And if you're wondering why that was so funny, we actually have emergency chess club meetings called over the PA system every now and again. ^^;
I managed to get my shopping done... so I've just got to wrap my stuff. I've only really got gifts for my immediate family, partially because as it goes, no one really gives me any gifts either... it goes both ways. The only thing I got from any of my friends was a thing of mini-origami paper from my locker buddy. THANKEES AINSLEY!!! Not that I'm complaining... sorry if anyone takes this the wrong way... I honestly don't care. After all, I don't really have (m)any overly close friends... and it's not like it's the end of the world or anything. Meh... I probably shouldn't have said anything about it in the first place...
But ya... Christmas Eve is tomorrow! That's my fave day of the year! Lots of anticipation, singing, and seeing a bunch of camp-friend people. ^_^
And remember Jason, subtly poke Jen if she goes too fast. :P
They've made the service this year almost like a more mature version of the Christmas pageants we used to put on 5 or so years ago. By this I mean, same people, more formal and less childish set up. The only difference is, some of us are singing, and the choir is partially adult, not all kids like it would have been if we had had a choir back then. We were actually talking about those little pageant things on Sunday. During one in particular, I was the star.
No, really, I wore a white dress and was covered with tinsel. ^^;
My grandfather played Santa at them afterwards... we got presents every year, one of which is currently on my bookshelf right now. It's a Mickey mystery book and tape set.
Hmmm... I'm running out of things to say now, so... Merry Christmas!
( And now, a TON of random quizzies )
