The day after...

We came. We saw. We kicked Mickey's ass!

samkicksass and I have decided that we really need to do a Disneyland meet-up with anyone that wants to go. Maybe some weekend later this spring (after Spring Break)? This fall?

Had a blast! Got hit on by a couple of guys on the monorail. That was *before* we started with the inside jokes and laughing hysterically. Something about "reuse, recycle, ...something" and "tuck and roll!" They left at Downtown Disney. :D Then there was the political debate that Anna got into with a drunk guy while standing in line for the Haunted Mansion. Ah...good times!

SO much fun even if there were a few big rides down and despite Toontown freaking Anna out. And Small World. I *made* her go on that. Let's just say there was mad running towards the train station afterwards to get away from the song.

Throughout the day, we kept overhearing things that cracked us up and decided to make a list.

• "Well, Stargate is *near* Earth..."
  Announced by a Disney cast member over a microphone as she was giving an internet demonstration, Anna and I having hijacked one of the machines to try and check LJ. Damn. We didn't even see her sneak up behind us.
  
  
• "SHIT!!"
  Anna upon discovering that we were walking down the middle of a parade route. Thought those spotlights looked bright.
  
  
• "Just because your brother did it doesn't mean it's right."
  Random mother trying to logic with her 4-year-old.
  
  
• "Okay, that's freaking me out."
  "I was just about to say that."
  Me and Anna watching the singing flowers in the Tiki Room.
  
  
• "Yeah, that's nice. Just leave."
  Hilarious Jungle Cruise guide at the end when everyone on the boat clapped for him.
  
  
• "That swan's butt exploded!"
  Me. Well, it was a *very* deformed topiary.
  
  
• "May the force be with you."
  "Because I won't."
  Disney cast member and some random kid behind us on the Star Tours ride.
  
  
• "We're observing the giant wet ball."
  Random person announcing this to others in her party. This was our running joke throughout the day, for we are both 13.

I am pretty tired right now. Got in around 1:30 and am going out in a bit. But it was *so* worth any tiredness! So start thinking about meeting us at Disneyland sometime this year!

The day after...

We came. We saw. We kicked Mickey's ass!

samkicksass and I have decided that we really need to do a Disneyland meet-up with anyone that wants to go. Maybe some weekend later this spring (after Spring Break)? This fall?

Had a blast! Got hit on by a couple of guys on the monorail. That was *before* we started with the inside jokes and laughing hysterically. Something about "reuse, recycle, ...something" and "tuck and roll!" They left at Downtown Disney. :D Then there was the political debate that Anna got into with a drunk guy while standing in line for the Haunted Mansion. Ah...good times!

SO much fun even if there were a few big rides down and despite Toontown freaking Anna out. And Small World. I *made* her go on that. Let's just say there was mad running towards the train station afterwards to get away from the song.

Throughout the day, we kept overhearing things that cracked us up and decided to make a list.

• "Well, Stargate is *near* Earth..."
  Announced by a Disney cast member over a microphone as she was giving an internet demonstration, Anna and I having hijacked one of the machines to try and check LJ. Damn. We didn't even see her sneak up behind us.
  
  
• "SHIT!!"
  Anna upon discovering that we were walking down the middle of a parade route. Thought those spotlights looked bright.
  
  
• "Just because your brother did it doesn't mean it's right."
  Random mother trying to logic with her 4-year-old.
  
  
• "Okay, that's freaking me out."
  "I was just about to say that."
  Me and Anna watching the singing flowers in the Tiki Room.
  
  
• "Yeah, that's nice. Just leave."
  Hilarious Jungle Cruise guide at the end when everyone on the boat clapped for him.
  
  
• "That swan's butt exploded!"
  Me. Well, it was a *very* deformed topiary.
  
  
• "May the force be with you."
  "Because I won't."
  Disney cast member and some random kid behind us on the Star Tours ride.
  
  
• "We're observing the giant wet ball."
  Random person announcing this to others in her party. This was our running joke throughout the day, for we are both 13.

I am pretty tired right now. Got in around 1:30 and am going out in a bit. But it was *so* worth any tiredness! So start thinking about meeting us at Disneyland sometime this year!

Meme-doodle

Did anr's meme and decided to do it for every single one of my journals. One of my journals *might* be kind of a mask rip-off for some. Many people know already. Many people suspected already. Many people could care less. Poor puppet journal. I just haven't had time to play with him lately. :(

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Was so tired I called off meeting people this morning...am going in a bit. Which means I should actually turn off my computer now.

*pokes samkicksass* Here's that alternate Futurama opening I was talking about.

Meme-doodle

Did anr's meme and decided to do it for every single one of my journals. One of my journals *might* be kind of a mask rip-off for some. Many people know already. Many people suspected already. Many people could care less. Poor puppet journal. I just haven't had time to play with him lately. :(

( Read more... )

Was so tired I called off meeting people this morning...am going in a bit. Which means I should actually turn off my computer now.

*pokes samkicksass* Here's that alternate Futurama opening I was talking about.

(no subject)

It has to all go away.

Chatting with nandamai is like having free therapy. I must remove all unfinished stories from my computer. This is very stressful as I currently have 16,178 words written in unfinished fics. Yes, I counted. That's how traumatic it is. They must go away for they have subconsciously sucked away my writing self-confidence.

Of course, I also came to the realization that what I really want to do is Executive Produce fics instead of actually write them...

Okay. So here is my writing exercise that I am required to do. Freewrite a character...

( Just freewriting )

That was weird. Don't know where that came from. Okay, n. What's the next exercise?

(no subject)

It has to all go away.

Chatting with nandamai is like having free therapy. I must remove all unfinished stories from my computer. This is very stressful as I currently have 16,178 words written in unfinished fics. Yes, I counted. That's how traumatic it is. They must go away for they have subconsciously sucked away my writing self-confidence.

Of course, I also came to the realization that what I really want to do is Executive Produce fics instead of actually write them...

Okay. So here is my writing exercise that I am required to do. Freewrite a character...

( Just freewriting )

That was weird. Don't know where that came from. Okay, n. What's the next exercise?

(no subject)

Another writing exercise. Instead of focusing on the voice of a character, this time I'm trying a different narrative but following the extremely loose plot idea from the character freewriting I did earlier.

Okay, *not* a fic. Just an exercise.

No one has to read this, I just want to get it out there. Sounds weak, I know, but for me there really is a difference in my mind between having something on my computer and having something out in the open, even if no one actually reads it. It's therapeutic!

These writing exercises seem to have death in them. I wonder if that means something...

( Oh, naughty word in here. And, you know, that death thing. )

(no subject)

Another writing exercise. Instead of focusing on the voice of a character, this time I'm trying a different narrative but following the extremely loose plot idea from the character freewriting I did earlier.

Okay, *not* a fic. Just an exercise.

No one has to read this, I just want to get it out there. Sounds weak, I know, but for me there really is a difference in my mind between having something on my computer and having something out in the open, even if no one actually reads it. It's therapeutic!

These writing exercises seem to have death in them. I wonder if that means something...

( Oh, naughty word in here. And, you know, that death thing. )