Dland PWNS Knotts
Yesterday I went to Knotts. I had fun, but I felt so... awkward really. Knotts is no where near as efficient as Disneyland. For some reason the twenty to forty minute lines seemed like hours. The rides never seem worth it. The roller coasters may be more daring, but Disney rides are just classic. I can ride them again and again; at Knotts I really only want to ride once. There are no good parades or shows to watch and I didn't fell like I could just sit and talk. I didn't feel like taking pictures (Disneyland is prettier). So basically I spent the day riding roller coasters. Don't get me wrong. I LOVE roller coasters. I don't know, it just wasn't as enjoyable. I could feel the time slowly ticking away, where as at Disneyland a day feels like an hour. Whatever. My day at Knotts just proved to me Disneyland is WAY better.
iTunes is going to be the death of me. Why do they not have BSG: Razor? Death! iTunes, I want to give you my money. I do, but I need you to have the stuff I want to buy! *grumbles*
I watched Autism: The Musical today. It was a very touching documentary on a group of autistic kids making a musical. There was this one part that completely left me in tears. One of the autistic girls, Lexi, started to like one of the autistic boys. After this is revealed on camera, the film cuts to her singing "I'm Not That Girl" from Wicked. (Everything in my life somehow references Wicked in someway, now.) I was so chocked up. This was the first time that the song made me cry. It was so heart breaking, but in a good way. I have a new appreciation for the song. :D
My Tin Man fic is being pushed aside for while because Glinda is taking up all the space in my mind. She is such an attention whore. Jeez! haha.
iTunes is going to be the death of me. Why do they not have BSG: Razor? Death! iTunes, I want to give you my money. I do, but I need you to have the stuff I want to buy! *grumbles*
I watched Autism: The Musical today. It was a very touching documentary on a group of autistic kids making a musical. There was this one part that completely left me in tears. One of the autistic girls, Lexi, started to like one of the autistic boys. After this is revealed on camera, the film cuts to her singing "I'm Not That Girl" from Wicked. (Everything in my life somehow references Wicked in someway, now.) I was so chocked up. This was the first time that the song made me cry. It was so heart breaking, but in a good way. I have a new appreciation for the song. :D
My Tin Man fic is being pushed aside for while because Glinda is taking up all the space in my mind. She is such an attention whore. Jeez! haha.