Future

Now:

OMG! Architects don't make any money and it's so boring!
- Mom

Future:

In my BMW...

Mom: Oh! look at that beautiful building! It's so cool!

Me: I made that :)

Random S**T

Something on facebook and something I made up on Monday:

Bubblegum Bubblegum in my teeth!
It falls on the floor and I go......
OH SHIT! ( in a weird voice)

Well it is much funnier when you say it :)

Also, on Glee's version of Lady GagA'S poker face:
This version gives a deeper meaning to the song, its like they are singing about a girl who met someone and she is saying that love is like poker, you win and you lose and sometimes you have to have a poker face to win :) it is sort of perfect for Rachel and Ms. Cocoran's relationship right now, they both have to keep their poker faces to each other even , they pretend they don't feel their bond. But you can tell they can feel that it's there because when they are singing you can tell...

Hit Girl

She is the awesomest Heroine ever! I dream of going to graduation as Hit Girl and when I graduate go like: I am Hit Girl! Shows over Mother F**kers!!!! I'm gonna buy a Hit Girl costume and make my own utility belt and if I don't like whatever part of it I'll just modify it :)

Random Stuff...forgot to post for two weeks

Recap for this month (sort of):

Last Friday I went to the Cloisters, the tour guide was soooo boring....
Saw the season finales of Vampire Diaries, Bones, Fringe (which I will talk about later on), Ghost Whisperer (awesomeness), and Medium. I will give the episode names after. I recently became obsessed with Kick-Ass and.....Hit Girl is now my favorite person in the world! I am working on making a Hit Girl costume and it will cost me around $250, I'm starting to save up. I also saw an awesome episode of Glee called "Dream On", it was such a touching episode because Artie wanted to walk again but his hopes of becoming a dancer are dashed....Rachel has a clue to who her mother is (Vocal adrenaline's Coach) and I realized during this episode I have the same glasses as Artie (I got new Perry Ellis Glasses). Also, Last sunday I went to Marcela and Adrian (her bro)'s B-Day Party (though her birthday is May 18th). I won bingo 3 times! I was ecstatic but didn't show it. It was really fun too! Me, Monica, Irving, Brianna, and Marcela kept going like surprise when we punched, poke, touch weirdly each other (Surprise= JK RP) it was mad funny! XD Im mostly excited about the HitGirl costume Im making, I really want a Butterfly knife and Strobe Flashlight now.
Fringe was basically about: my source is http://watching-tv.ew.com/2010/05/21/fringe-season-2-episode-23/ the article is by Ken Tucker:

In the alternate universe, Madison Square Garden is the quarantined site of a worm-hole with people frozen since 1999 in containment-amber; Liberty Island doesn’t just have a bronze version of the Statue of Liberty — it’s also the headquarters for the Department of Defense. (Leave it to patriotic politicians to militarize a symbol of open welcome.)
And so the season finale of Fringe began, with Peter helicoptering over the island to greet his long-lost father, the Secretary of Defense Walter Bishop. They said all the right things — “I’ve imagined this moment so many times”; “It wasn’t easy, making the choice to come home” — but there was a manly reserve that precluded the emotional reunion Peter had with his mother last week. (I hope you recorded both of these hours, because they gain a lot in watching them back-to-back, as the two-hour TV-movie Walter’s hazy God intended.)
Still, Peter was sufficiently moved that the camera cut away discreetly, to the hospital where the crispy, original Walter had been taken after being shot. There, opposing teams — our Olivia and William Bell; alterna-Olivia and Charlie — were racing to his bedside from different directions. Our side won, and Walter and Bell were reunited, only to start squabbling. The new trio head off to a Kentucky Fried Chicken, where Walter wolfs down what looks like a Double Down and dons a Red Sox cap [update: many of you, more sports-knowledgeable than I am, comment that this was a Brooklyn Dodgers cap; I cede to you] as a disguise and the two scientists agree that Olivia needs help re-opening the soft-spot back to our universe after the deaths of her Cortexiphan friends last week. Avoiding sci-fi jargon when old-fashioned metaphors will do, Bell says that Olivia can open a crack in the universe-portal, but they need to make a “door-stop” to hold the door open for a full return.
Meanwhile, back at the DOD, Walternate tells Peter the technology needed to save Earth-2 is based on “very old tech” that he hopes Peter, with his aptitude for our world’s more advanced technology, will be able to upgrade and set in motion. Then Peter gets a load of alt-Olivia and likes what he sees. Faced with the easy-smiling, wisecracking Altivia, Peter looks at her sultry auburn tresses and says, “Your hair’s different — I think I like yours better.”
She takes Peter to an apartment where he can stay safe, and here we must bring up what I’ll call The Red Stuff. Most immediately, we notice that the apartment is decorated with framed comic-book covers including an issue of Red Lantern/Red Arrow that Neal Adams would have dreamed of only through bloodshot eyes; I think I also spotted a covers from The Dark Knight Returns and Justice League International, and I’m sure you’ll tell me what the others were. But the red stuff: The opening titles are in red, of course, and Altivia wears a red shirt under her leather jacket. Many rooms contain red furniture. Peter asks what the red marks on a map are in Walternate’s office (they’re the quarantine areas, dad says). When Bell drives our Walter through a blasted landscape on Earth-2, everything in the scene is shades of gray except for the candy Bell is eating: Twizzlers, aka red whips. Later, the machine used to slip back into “our” world glows a hot-coal red. In our world, we associate red with blood, life, passion; what does it mean in the alternate world?
Okay, back to our story. Bell and Walter go to alt-Harvard to take dusty sheets off the equipment the Walternate used for his experiments. The scene becomes both an impassioned argument and a Fringe-mythology info-land-fill: Bell tells Walter that the “William Bell on this side was killed in a car accident as a young man; over here, the other you and the other me never had occasion to meet.” When Walter brings up how their lives diverged — Bell became a rich executive while Walter went into a rubber room for 17 years — Bell barks angrily that “Creating Massive Dynamic was not my idea!” (Ding, ding, ding! Whose was it, then? Nina Sharp’s?) There’s a lot of wonderful acting here by John Noble (“You robbed me of my memory, my wife, my son!”) and much generous under-playing by Nimoy, allowing Walter’s anguish to take hold of the scene.
Back at Altivia’s apartment, she and Olivia get in a gun-to-gun stand-off, which becomes an excellently vicious Krav Magalternate fight scene. Olivia knocks out her foe, then dyes her blonde hair “chestnut brown,” it says on the box. She leaves Altivia tied up and rejoins Peter, who’s figured out the technology, which is made complete by a specific human genome — specifically and inevitably, Peter (that’s what has made him what he’s been called repeatedly throughout the season: “special”). Peter’s figured out something else: That his real dad is a bad guy. He tells Olivia, “It was never about fixing this universe — it was about destroying yours.”
“I don’t belong here, but I don’t belong there, either.” Olivia says, “You belong with me,” and… yes, Polivia fans, they kiss.
What follows is a grand-scale battle scene, with our heroes in a street war complete with unstable “phosphorous grenades.” Nimoy/Bell has a fine action-hero moment, explaining over the shooting and (red) fire, “I supplied Fringe Division with the 76 model [gun].” He shoots a mighty, obliterating blast and holds up his own weapon with a smile: “This is the 77.” Clint Eastwood or Elmore Leonard couldn’t have put it more succinctly.
There’s a big explosion, which knocks out Bell. When he comes to, Olivia is standing over him, saying, “Dr. Bell, can you hear me?” She explains the explosion: “I, uh, used the grenade.” This is the moment a switcheroo occurs, during the street battle, while Bell was knocked out by the grenade. Olivia always speaks precisely, but the Olivia we saw in this and subsequent scenes says “uh” and “um” and drops her “g”s (“I’m lookin’ for a typewriter).
Bell, “Olivia,” Peter, and Walter gather in the opera house, where the old Way-Back Machine is sitting, ready to go, pulsing red. Bell says, “I will be the power” that will help get them back to Earth-1. He says his atoms are so “split apart” from multiple universe-crossings, he’s the equivalent of many “atom bombs.” He’s a human door-stop, one who is about to sacrifice himself for these people. Bell’s last words to Walter are crucial, about “why I took those parts of your brain. I did it because you asked me to, because of what you were becoming.” There’s a massively dynamic clue about a theme I’ll bet will surface in Season Three.
Big red glow and — zap! — we’re back in our world, with a white-shirted Broyles saying “Welcome back” to Peter, “Olivia,” and Walter, but no Bell. Bell is, we’re supposed to believe, dead — exploded.
Pretty soon, we’re back at Ye Olde Typewriter Shoppe, where a certain O. asks for the familiar Selectric Model 251. She ruffles her hair and we see the tattoo — confirming it’s Altivia who’s come to our Earth, not Olivia. She types “Infiltration achieved,” but we don’t see the magic typewriter’s response. Finally, back on Earth-2 Secretary Walternate visits a prison-like facility, and a still-dark-haired Olivia, curled in a ball of fright (just as she was as a Cortexiphan child), gets up and begs, screams, “Please let me out of here!” End of season two of Fringe.
Do you really think Bell is dead? I know that in what we laughingly call real life, Leonard Nimoy has said this was his final acting job, that he won’t appear in Fringe or Star Trek or anyplace else. What a marvelous final performance, if that’s what this truly was. But what’s to stop Fringe from making William Bell reappear in another form? (And not to obsess about The Red Stuff, but I wouldn’t doubt that the Fringe writers are familiar with at least three other manifestations of “The Red Right Hand”: the phrase from Milton’s Paradise Lost, Nick Cave’s 1994 song, and Joel Towsley Rogers’ 1945 superb mystery novel.)
I’m also going to stop here and just give praise. First to the actors, not just the mighty John Noble, but also the ever-subtle Josh Jackson, and a truly adventurous Anna Torv. Second, to director Akiva Goldsman and writers Goldsman, Jeff Pinkner, and J.H. Wyman for these final two hours. I know that, right down to its title, Fringe is sci-fi with the emphasis on science, but I’m in it for its imagery and metaphor, its literary and cultural-studies provocations. The fact that the series can accommodate a fan like me only confirms what a well-wrought piece of pop culture Fringe has become.
Chime in below and tell me what you think about the finale, won’t you? Thanks.

I can't wait for season two, I suspect William Bell isn't really dead.
The Episodes are: (respectively) Founder's Day, The Beginning in the End, The Other Side Part 2, The Children's Parade, It's a Wonderful Death.
Also, last Thursday, the Eighth Grade Class of ________________School had Ring Day!!!! I wore an Alice in Wonderland style dress with a white petticoat underneath. The kingdergarten, Pre-K, and 1st graders sang to us! The most memorable was Lean on Me and It's a Wonderful World :) Then we went to go Bowling at Lucky Strikes. We ate great food (french fries and pizza were the best) . That's basically it, what a wonderful world it is! XD GOOOOOO HIT GIRL!!!!!!!!!!!! KICK ASS!!!!!!!

Fringe and Vampire Diaries

Okay, today I finally saw the recent Fringe and Vampire Diaries episodes (Over there Part 1 and Founder's Day respectively) First Fringe, it was awesome!!! Can't wait for the next episode! I felt sorta sorry for Peter's other side mom, I can't imagine losing a child for years since I am a child. Also, other side Olivia has brown hair...weird...Also it was sad when the last Cortexiphan children died when crossing over, a little trivia, these children appeared in earlier episodes :) here's a summary of the episode from wikipedia

Walter and Olivia discover that Peter has agreed to go back with his real father, the Walternate, back to his own dimension. An Observer leaves them a paper indicating Peter to be the major subject of a prophecy, which foretell him being the one responsible for the end of the world. In order to warn Peter of his impending role, the Fringe division work with Massive Dynamic to come up with a way to cross over. They come up with a plan to use Olivia's dimension-hopping ability by amplifying herself with three other Cortexiphan subjects who have activated their abilities (from previous episodes): Nick Lane, Sally Clark and James Heath. The team comprising of Walter, Olivia, Nick, Sally and Heath successfully head over the Other Side, but Heath dies shortly after arrival, while the rest manage to escape the alternate Fringe division when they used their technology to sense their arrival. It is revealed that Walternate is the Secretary for the Department of Defense on the Other Side. While Walter's team head to meet William Bell at Central Park, Peter reunites with his real mother. Walter's team is split up when they believe that Bell has betrayed their location and the alternate Fringe division attacks them. Nick and Sally are killed, but not before seriously burning the Fringe principal investigator, Lincoln Lee. Walter is shot and ends up in hospital. Olivia follows her alternate counterpart and encounters Bell, who insists he never betrayed them, and tells her that Walter is in trouble. Walternate is seen leaving with the final component of the device Peter will be a part of.

Now about Founder's Day, I can't believe they killed off Ana! Everyone Jeremy loves dies :( Also I'm sort of angry at Bonnie for betraying Elena and causing the death of all those supernatural people (werewolves and vampires) I feel sorry for Tyler's father, he was killed though he wasn't a vampy but a werewolf. Actually I'm not sure if the mayor died. Here's a summary from http://www.tvsquad.com/2010/05/14/the-vampire-diaries-founders-day-recap-season-finale/:

(S01E22) "It's Founder's Day. I'm here to eat cotton candy and steal your girl." - Damon to Stefan

After several weeks of preparations and events, Founder's Day has finally arrived in Mystic Falls and on 'The Vampire Diaries.' There are parades, floats, vampires, and one scheming uncle/dad who seems to think he has all the answers, now that he's got that device back.

Oh, and yes, some major shockers, too. My daughter saw it coming. Me? Not so much. But I can't wait to see what happens next season now.

Because I can't wait til the end of this review, let's talk about those shockers! First of all, I was half-skeptical and half-believing that the girl who kissed Damon at the end was Elena. Yes, she'd just assured and reassured Stefan that he was the one, the only one, and "I love you, Stefan." On the other hand, Damon is entirely too charming for any girl to resist for too long. Maybe, just maybe down the line, they might get together, but that day? After Elena told Stefan there was no way? Yeah, probably not.

So wowsers, Katherine is alive (well, sort of) and causing some major havoc, including chopping off John's ring-clad finger and stabbing him! Think he's dead? I don't. And did Damon look a little funny after that kiss? Wouldn't he have known it was Katherine and not Elena? Then again, he hasn't kissed Elena, and since she's the spitting image of Katherine, maybe he would think they kissed the same. Nah, I don't believe it.

I'm never actually sure who's really dead on this show, but yes, it appears that Anna is dead. There's already plenty of tension between Jeremy and Elena, but once he finds out that her father killed Anna, there will be lots more tension -- especially if he indeed turns all the way into a vampire (and how tragically fun is that storyline?).

In fact, I see Jeremy rebelling every which way next season. Yes, Elena may have been trying to protect him by having Damon erase his memories, but like Jeremy said, the emptiness was still there. Also, now he knows that Damon turned Vicki, and that Stefan killed her because "she was a threat to you and a threat to your sister." As a vampire, Jeremy could seek revenge on all the people and vampires he feels wronged him.

I also think there's going to be (even more) repercussions between Damon and Bonnie, now that they know she lied about de-activating the device. Yes, she cast another spell to douse the flames enough for Stefan to save Damon, but she's the one who put him there in the first place. She keeps saying Elena is her best friend, but I'm just not feeling it. Still, she does make an awesome witch.

I'm loving Damon more and more. It's hard to love a guy who's completely evil -- Eric on 'True Blood' and Spike on 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' work because they have lovable qualities -- and Damon showed a lot of compassion in this episode. He told Jeremy that what he did to Vicki was wrong, that he wanted to save Anna as he helplessly watched her die, and that he'd erase Jeremy's memories if he wanted him to (he didn't). Damon definitely has a lot of redeeming qualities that a girl -- namely, Elena -- could find attractive.

So, was the mayor a werewolf, too, since both he and Tyler were affected by the device? Any predictions on what will happen next season? Still loving the Damon/Alaric duo. More please.

A few quotes:

"So I think you should stop with the flirty little comments and that eye thing you do." - Elena to Damon

Mayor Lockwood: "What are you doing here?"
Damon: "I'm a vampire. What's your excuse?"

"Life sucks either way, Jeremy. At least if you're a vampire, you don't have to feel bad if you don't want to." - Damon

"Elena is my best friend, and that's why I couldn't let you or Damon die. But if Damon spills one drop of innocent blood, I'll take him down, even if I have to take you with him." - Bonnie

Damon: I'm not a hero, Elena. I don't do good. It's not in me."
Elena/Katherine: "Maybe it is."
Damon: "No, that's reserved for my brother and you and Bonnie, even though she has every reason to hate me still."

Kick-Ass! *SPOILER ALERT*

I saw Kick-Ass today and it was AWESOME! It is now my second favorite movie, my first is still Alice in Wonderland. It was sad when Big Daddy died though :(. Other then that it was a pretty good movie, I liked it when the villain exploded. Hit Girl is the most awesome SUPERHERO EVA!!! Kickass is okay too. Kick-ass is pretty hot though XD I'm sooo going to buy the soundtrack :) GOOOOO KICK-ASS+HIT GIRL+BIG DADDY!!! I hate you Red Mist >:( You suck! Betraying Kick-Ass like that. Maybe I'll read the comic :)

Thursday's Fringe episode

Well, this this Thursday I saw FRinge. The episode was called Brown Betty. It was awesome!!! I saw it after Bones, BTW I really want to see the new Bones episode next week, something about witchcraft . Also, Hodgins and Angela is going to spark their flame of love again in the next episode XD. BTW again, the last Bones episode was called The Rocker in the Rinse Cycle. Anyway, Walter smokes weed which he calls Brown Betty. Then Olivia comes in with Ella and Ella says it smells funny in here, so lol. She also says what kind of doctor are you, all you've done is eat all my snacks and talk about weird stuff and everything makes you laugh! Lol, Walter's high XD. Broyles, Olivia, and Astrid also sing! They sorta sing good lol. I guessing that Walter's fantasy is set in the 1950's. Every character is how Walter sees them, Dunham as a private eye, Astrid a perky genius, Broyles a singer (?), Peter a helpless, lost, special, soul with a glass heart, and himself a person who appears like a good person but is actually a person who steals the innocence of childhood by replacing it with nightmares. He finds himself as an evil genius who steals the dreams of children (referring to his yearning for childhood?), this could be referring to what he did to the children in the cortexiphan trials? This episode also gives insight into who William Bell really is and his plan. I feel sorry for Walter in this episode :(. In Walter's fantasy, Olivia and Peter are in love. Also in the end of Walter's story, Peter doesn't forgive Walter and leaves him to die. But in Ella's rendition, Peter forgives Walter, gives him half of his heart so they both live and they all live happily ever after as Peter dances with Olivia. In the end of the episode, we see one of the Watchers communicating into a device saying Walter has not found Peter and that he is worried. They next episode features Peter, I'm really looking forward to it! :D