Quiz Results...

I was taking a few quizzes and I'm like Riley from National Treasure; Susan, Aslan, and Peter from Narnia; I'd be good in a Sci-Fi/Fantasy movie (I know, dumb quiz, I just felt like taking it :D); I'm like Hermoine in Harry Potter; I'm like Arya from Eragon; Mary-Ann from Gilligan's Island; and I'm more like Sam than Frodo.

While Cleaning Up My Inbox...

...I discovered this email that Hannah and I sent to a whole bunch of people while at the science musuem, talking about how we were posting all these comments on threads pretending to be characters from the Inheritance Cycle. Here is Hannah's email:

Hey guys,We [Josh, Bekah and I] were at the science museum and we were browsing the message thingies on the computers and this one struck us as being funny. [A thread on the dangers of being fat...haha I know not hilarious but the comments were funny.]
Also, Bekah and I were posting comments pretending to be people from the Inheritance Cycle! It was hilarious! We probably posted around 40 comments! Here's who we posted as...
Oromis (dragonrider32@elvinglade.com)
Eragon (shadeslayer@dragonrider.com)
Roran (stronghammer47@varden.com)
Arya (elvinprincess@elvinglade.com)
Islanzadi (elvinqueen@elvinglade.com)
Galbatorix (iknowyourtruename@evilking.com)
Lethrblaka (monsterlethrblaka@iamamonster.com)
LOL! It was funny! Also, y'know the bike thing that you pedal and it rings if you get fast enough?...well I got it every time and it took Bekah 18 tries to get it!!!! :D LOL
Cya guys,
Hannah
So I was like, "Oh my gosh, I should go on the thread and see if any of our comments got published!" (Every comment had to get run by some people at the Science musuem before getting published, and I have no doubt that they refused every one of our comments :D)
I went on there and...no, none of our comments got published. Ah well... *laugh* I didn't expect them to anyway.
Next time I go to the science musuem, I'll invite Hannah, and we'll probably spend the majority of our time on the little bicycle striving to ring the bell a whole bunch of times, and posting odd comments impersonating characters on the computers :D

Goudy...Grr...

I just found that the Inheritance Cycle by Christopher Paolini is set in 12-point Goudy. I have always harbored a secret admiration for the font that Paolini writes in, and as soon as I realized that it was Goudy, I dashed down wildly to my computer to see if I could download it for free.

After much fruitless searching, I found it...

...and it cost $26. *growl* I asked my dad, and of course he was like, "We are not spending 26 bucks so that you can download a font." :D I wasn't surprised, and he held firm even after I offered to pay for it myself.

*sigh* so I guess I won't be able to have the font Paolini has... :D

Oh, and Hannah Martin: CHECK YOUR MESSAGES AND CALL ME BACK!! :D

Today, my grandparents have been over all day: and we went to the movie Up...

And I have to say...

...IT WAS AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It was SO great! And I'm serious: SO GREAT!!! It balanced its tear-jerking scenes (I actually started tearing up over this animated movie :D), happy scenes, and action, edge-of-your-seat scenes. Literally, in some parts of the movie, I was so agitated I felt like screaming.

It's rated PG, but because of it's action. There's no blood and gore or anything, just action. Overall, I TOTALLY recommend seeing it. It's completely little-kid friendly, and yet adults and older kids are transfixed by it...at least I and the rest of my family was. It's worth seeing. :D