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Jan. 7th, 2006 05:21 pmKate bought me a paid account for Christmas. That's so much yay! And I could upload an appropriate icon for it!
Do you realize I never had something I called my happy icon before? I had SILLY icons, but never HAPPY ones. :p
Paid account means snazzy new header. There's still a lot of work to do on the layout, but snazzy header! I still need to deal with colours and then make a mood theme because I'm INSANE. :p
After rehearsal yesterday (SO MUCH DANCING!) I hung out with Sam and Doug, which is always fun. Doug is trying to convince Sam to have his cat live with us next year. :p We went to see Narnia, because it was the toonie movie. Ryan hadn't read the book, which was amusingly obvious from his "ooooooookay" when the stone table cracked. This time, I kept thinking about the people who had played the various roles when my high school put on the play, which was kinda amusing. Good old "Why was the witch a boy?" :p
Vicki doesn't understand why I'm shocked when I find out that someone hasn't read the book. I mean, the books are children's classics, I didn't think it was that strange to figure most people would have read at least LWW as a child. Am I completely off base in this thought?
Do you realize I never had something I called my happy icon before? I had SILLY icons, but never HAPPY ones. :p
Paid account means snazzy new header. There's still a lot of work to do on the layout, but snazzy header! I still need to deal with colours and then make a mood theme because I'm INSANE. :p
After rehearsal yesterday (SO MUCH DANCING!) I hung out with Sam and Doug, which is always fun. Doug is trying to convince Sam to have his cat live with us next year. :p We went to see Narnia, because it was the toonie movie. Ryan hadn't read the book, which was amusingly obvious from his "ooooooookay" when the stone table cracked. This time, I kept thinking about the people who had played the various roles when my high school put on the play, which was kinda amusing. Good old "Why was the witch a boy?" :p
Vicki doesn't understand why I'm shocked when I find out that someone hasn't read the book. I mean, the books are children's classics, I didn't think it was that strange to figure most people would have read at least LWW as a child. Am I completely off base in this thought?
