Nostalgia

I am feeling rather nostalgic today. In fact, I get that way very often. You want things to go back to the way they were and remember what you looked like and what you felt. Hmmm I wonder if the Pevensies ever felt that way? Or Polly or Diggory or... you get the picture. I just went back to some of my earliest posts and remembered what things were like then. Before El and I went to school together, when Vi was still here (*sniff*), when I didn't have to put up with half of this good for nothing high school drama. (Not drama club!!! That is perfectly good for something!)

Comment if you remember when...

Whatnot

So I type in 'VDT' into Google Images, hoping I might come across some good photos for the blog. Well, apparently VDT is really the correct posture you're supposed to use while sitting at the computer... Is Aslan trying to send me a message? Well, let's just say I sat up a little bit straighter after that one.


Alrighty then! I am getting rather pumped for Voyage of the Dawn Treader about now, even though we still have to wait like 11 months or something like that. The first part of Deathly Hallows will be out in July, so I'm a little disappointed that Narnia isn't coming out sooner. But I guess where Harry Potter has cool effects, it is going to take some time to make a giant ship and figure out how to animate a giant sea monster and a giant dragon and a bunch of other giant stuff. I do hope that VDT goes over well... I was a little disappointed with Disney for dropping the franchise, but I guess they weren't happy with the turn-out for Caspian so they spent their money elsewhere. Like 'Starstruck'. Biiiig step up... (That stupid Staaarstruuuck song is still stuck in my head! DIE!) Don't get me wrong! I'm a big Disney fan. But there's a little twinge in my heart still. Anyhow, VDT is in production and hopefully it'll make tons o' green so that we can come back and see The Silver Chair as soon as possible.


I wish I had time to write a longer post, but I must depart for church.

"A lady of Narnia must learn to give all she has, even if it hurts."