Chatter

Ok, why didn't someone think of this sooner? I nearly died laughing.

wsbt.com/news/offbeat/parents-pen-letter-from-tooth-fairy-we-all-feared-as-kids

Yes! I loved him taking a selfie of himself with Smaug.

Did any of you hear about the team of people who set out to prove global warming is real? They got trapped by too much ice. Oh the irony is killing me.

I watched a movie called Inkheart last night, so I want to do a review.

Mo and his daughter Meggie travel the country, buying and repairing old books. But when a mysterious man named Dustfinger shows up, demanding her father 'read him back in', Meggie discovers her father is really a Silvertongue. Silvertongues are people who have the ability to bring characters from books into our world by reading it aloud. Nine years ago, Mo read Inkheart to his wife and Meggie, bringing Dustfinger and an evil man named Capricorn into our world. But when they were read out, Meggie's mom was drawn into the book. For years Mo has searched for Inkheart, so he could find his wife again. But now, Capricorn has a following of thugs and a plan, and unfortunately, Mo is a part of that plan. Captured and locked in Capricorn's dungeon, Mo, Meggie, Dustfinger, Aunt Elinor, and a young Arab named Farid must discover a way to escape their prison and get rid of Capricorn forever.

I really like this movie, especially since it's all about books, and book characters. The idea of reading people and things out of books is really cool. There is a monster at the end that could frighten little kids, and Capricorn's thugs look rather creepy, but other than that it isn't a really scary movie. For all you LOTR fans, Andy Circus is Capricorn.

My favorite characters were Farid and Dustfinger. I knew when we were introduced to them that Dustfinger would be a deep, complex character and Farid was going to be fun and lovable. And I was right. It's a really fun movie, and especially appealing to anyone who likes books, and has ever wished to travel inside them.

Ooo, Inkheart sounds cool. I'll have to look into that. I wonder if the library has it? And if I watch it, Anne, I'm sure I'll do some collages.

Also, Liberty's birthday is September 8th.

Ok, so I watched Inkheart... Oh boy. The author and his characters and the things he says to them and the things they say back. Oh boy. I just...I have no words. It was hilarious. Also, I don't think I want to meet some of my characters for real life. Now to read the book. Have either of you read the book?

Yes, well I'm limited with collages to pictures which are on the internet and a movie app I have. I've two collages so far. Probably enough pictures for another two collages though I'm only going to do one row (three pictures, right now). As for Farid, do you know how hard it is to find pictures of him? Though there are more of Dustfinger. I love both their characters. I'm considering an edit with both of them in it though.

Yes, I love some of those jumps!