The Hobbit

I went to see The Hobbit at Rex Putnam on Friday. My buddy Olivia designed the lights, so I saw it for her. Since Kathryn left I really have no other reason to go there besides for Olivia. I saw loads of people I knew both on stage and off. I have today that the play wasn't very good, you could clearly see the actors hadn't been given good direction. I read the book over and over again until about the end of middle school(along with the LoTRs) but haven't really since, and I kinda feel like it now...but it'll be a pain to find my copy...
After the play i went to Olivia's to spend the night. On the way to her house she asked her mother if we could go prom dress shopping the next day.
"What!? No we're are not going tomorrow it's a beautiful day!!! and I don't want to miss out on yard work!! NO NO NO NO NO!!!"
The next day we left the house at 9:30. If there is one thing that is for certain it is that Mrs. H will always want to go shopping, even if she says that she doesn't.
We went to different vintage shores around town, and I ended up picking out this dress that fits me like a dream. It's from the '50s ( Apparently I have a '50s body type) and it's black with silver and rhinestones on the neck and waist line. The lady who worked at the store said that it was a evening dress, the kind you wore when a gentleman was coming over for a night cap, very sexy.
Olivia got this beautiful white dress with little velvet flowers embellished on it from the '40s. It was just so pretty on her and fit her almost perfectly, they are going to replace the zipper and make some adjustments on the top, but other then that she looks like a dream.
'liv is coming to my prom with me and she is going to wear a dress she already had, its a nice little black dress with a black rose print on it, a really cool shape it you ask me.

We went home and Olivia downloaded all the music that she didn't already have from my Zune, and viceversa. I now have a tun of new music that I will be listening to for weeks! It's SO cool!!!

All in all it was a good weekend. Today I'm going up to my grandma and grandpa to celebrate my moms, my cousins, and my birthday's.

18 at last

I'm now 18 and my childhood is over forever, but I think that I'll be able to slowly adjust into adulthood.
Today I went to church, witch wasn't that great but was the last time that I really had to go. Then we picked up Olivia and went to the movies nearly missing the previews. We saw Run Fat boy Run, I really liked it, even though parts of it were kinda dumb. After that we gathered at Todai and stuffed some major face, leaving me feeling fat and happy.

What I got for my birthday:

• New cell phone (witch was really good because my old one hardly works anymore, and sucks!)
• Red sweat shirt with a kinda bandanna print
• New Moon and Eclipse by Stephenie Meyer
• Earrings that I already had
• My first ever bento box
  
• Money

So all in all it was a really good birthday, nice and simple.

last days of childhood

My 18Th birthday is this Sunday. It's the end of my childhood, and the end of life as I know it. When I wake on the sixth I will be born into an eternal adulthood, and my Peter-pan-land will be no more!
There is so much more that I wanted to do with my life! It can't end now! I don't feel 18! I morn for the end.
Ahh but such is life, and life gos on. It could be that I die this instant and never see a day past 18, so in this way I must be grateful. Everyday is worth something...

I'm watching Amelie again. My favorite part is when she gos into the haunted house and Nino booooooos on her neck! hmm True Love! What a beautiful movie.

I'm changing my last name because I don't want to be called by my biological fathers last name (my legal last name) in the future. I've been going by my mothers last name, but it doesn't look like I'll be able to keep that up. So I was going to change it, but it can be changed to anything so why keep my mothers when I could have something better! I have been living a lie for too long it's time to move on to the next one. I'm on the lookout for good last names, I search for them in the gaps and corners of the universe, waiting for a good one to surface, pop out, or zoom by. When that perfect one appears I will take it as my own.