"To Be Or Not to Be, That is the Question" and APPARENTLY There is No Answer Like the Question Suggests There Is...

... Because usually questions have answers. Just a general observation. I'm hyper!

Did you know that I really like Shakespeare- especially Hamlet- and have been reading it since somewhere around 3/4th grade? Yeah, I know barely any of you knew that. I might share my secret with you soon- maybe. But my most recent Shakespearean interest? Of course you do. Have any of you ever heard of the graphic novel called Kill Shakespeare- I know that's supposed to be underlined but I don't know how? Well, it's an awesome idea. Hamlet has been sent to England to be killed, remember, when the ship is attacked. Hamlet meets Richard the Third. And they realize that they, along with some of Shakespeare's other characters, need to get rid of Shakespeare or at least his quill, because they're a little fed up with the Bard controlling their lives.

How do you like that idea?

We Are Many Things, But Sane is Not One of Them

I will not bore you with all the things we actually are. Wait, no, that's a lie. I need a morale boost. Which I usually don't because I have learned to feed off of my own opinion of myself- if I didn't my self-esteem would be zero (there is a lack of compliments here).

We are- now this list is specified towards Solis and Acton kids here:

Awesome

Funny

Creative

Wacky

Fun

Happy

Weird

Strong

Different- in the good way, not always though

Joyful

Imaginative

Naive

Wonderful

Close- to each other

Family

Former/ present Family School students- so we can work hard

Loved

Carefree

Readers

Players- we play imagination games together, an art that seems lost once you hit 6 now

Forgetful- which can be good

Laughing

Ready to take over the world tomorrow so that we can make more movies and get that tenth Artemis Fowl book- Right, Mitchell?

There my self- esteem is once again through the roof, and I didn't even have to talk to myself (my usual form of boosting my self-esteem, don't tell anyone though... I can't go to the asylum!)

Never Mind, Maybe I Won't Post This...

I AM INSANE, AND RANDOM, AND CRAZY, AND HAPPY, AND WIERD, AND this might be a bad idea for a post...

Here's A Little Thing I Want to Tell You About that Book You Have Heard About Once...

...Or twice, or three, (or- you know- every step you take) times. So You know that world- wide phenomenon with a vampire and a werewolf and a girl. Yeah, that one.


Well apparently, Barbie dolls wanted to jump on the band wagon.





These are Barbie Dolls for that book that is aimed at young adults girls, you know, 14 years and up. Do you know the age group for Barbie Dolls? Yes, 6- year- olds, not their sister who happens to be 6 years older.

And what, may I ask, is up with one of the guys not wearing a shirt? Really people... Think of all those poor damaged 6-year-old girls who won't be able to truly love a guy unless he glitters in the sun or has to run around without a shirt half the time. No, really.

I just thought that I should bring this very important and urgent matter to you intention. Thank you and good night.