Good times, great oldies.
Went over to Molly A's house tonight, and it was pretty much fantastic. HOW DID I MAKE IT THROUGH THE SCHOOL YEAR WITHOUT HER? We finally got together and played our favorite childhood game, A Color Clown Comes to Town and had much fun making the clown sad. "Oranges are purple!" Unfortunately, it wasn't as fun as I remembered it. Alas. I guess I'm just growing up.
Molly also showed me this awesome movie some of Colin's friends at BYU made. It's a documentary about this one guy who lives on his floor and he's supposedly really humble and stuff so everyone started running around calling him "THE MARK MATHEWS" and cheering whenever he came into the room. It's on Google Video. It's pretty awesome. Yes, those are actual t-shirts. Yeah.
After that, Molly and I went to V for Vendetta ... yes, I went again. Pretty much our entire school was there. I saw... Jarrett, Luke, Matt, Nick J. (he's a cool kid, the only one to call me Boots anymore), his girlfriend, Nick R. and Brianna, Jordan and Stef, and Emily and Jon, who I hadn't seen for forever because Jon graduated and Emily's PSEO. Fun people, all of them.
V for Vendetta was even better the second time. Honestly. Now that I understood everything and wasn't confused, I could actually concentrate on how awesome it was. And man, it was awesome. I didn't want it to end almost. It also spurred an entire conversation about justice and morals and governments and stuff on the way home with Molly (who loved the movie, too) and we spent the entire car ride talking about that, along with college, high school, and life in general. Man, I miss Molly. She's just... so awesome.
Tomorrow... well, today, Jordan, Amy, Molly, Mr. Iverson and I are heading up to Mr. Iverson's college to go sing for a voice teacher that's supposedly pretty good. Should be fun, actually. I kind of pity Iverson and Gaff, being stuck in a van with us for an hour and a half. Hahaha.
Molly also showed me this awesome movie some of Colin's friends at BYU made. It's a documentary about this one guy who lives on his floor and he's supposedly really humble and stuff so everyone started running around calling him "THE MARK MATHEWS" and cheering whenever he came into the room. It's on Google Video. It's pretty awesome. Yes, those are actual t-shirts. Yeah.
After that, Molly and I went to V for Vendetta ... yes, I went again. Pretty much our entire school was there. I saw... Jarrett, Luke, Matt, Nick J. (he's a cool kid, the only one to call me Boots anymore), his girlfriend, Nick R. and Brianna, Jordan and Stef, and Emily and Jon, who I hadn't seen for forever because Jon graduated and Emily's PSEO. Fun people, all of them.
V for Vendetta was even better the second time. Honestly. Now that I understood everything and wasn't confused, I could actually concentrate on how awesome it was. And man, it was awesome. I didn't want it to end almost. It also spurred an entire conversation about justice and morals and governments and stuff on the way home with Molly (who loved the movie, too) and we spent the entire car ride talking about that, along with college, high school, and life in general. Man, I miss Molly. She's just... so awesome.
Tomorrow... well, today, Jordan, Amy, Molly, Mr. Iverson and I are heading up to Mr. Iverson's college to go sing for a voice teacher that's supposedly pretty good. Should be fun, actually. I kind of pity Iverson and Gaff, being stuck in a van with us for an hour and a half. Hahaha.