I am still so frustrated that Netflix has all of the Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood series, EXCEPT for the last season. That entire season is of the Promised Day, the most important part of the story. *angry tears* I am still put off by the fact that everyone learns that there is a Promised Day, then some months pass by (I feel bad for the brothers, not knowing if the other was alive during all that time) without any other mention of them finding out more than that about it. After the time skip, all of a sudden they are all "It's tomorrow!" and "Tomorrow is a solar eclipse!" and I'm all "Wat." How the heck did they know that there was to be a solar eclipse and that that day would be the Promised Day and why that day was chosen?! They never mention anything about that! I find the time skip weird and agitating. Otherwise, absolutely love the series, both written and animated. ...My rant is finished.
Yesterday, my dad took my sister and I to something called the Rewind Fest. It's where awesome tribute bands perform, basically. All of them are the most popular groups from around 30 years ago, like U2 and Red Hot Chili Peppers. We saw the shows for those bands, plus for Prince and a little bit for Tom Perry. I knew only 1-2 songs from each of them, but I still enjoyed it. It was cool to know more about what my dad grew up listening to.
While there, some kid came up to us and started talking to my dad. The conversation transferred over to my sister, because he asked her if she liked Kiss (as she was wearing a Kiss shirt), and some more stuff happened, and we were all invited to join a band he was trying to put together to cover Kiss songs. I finally might get to play in a band!... Too bad it's a type of music I'm not really familiar with, and I'm guessing the drums will be different from the Green Day I am usually doing. They might be boring! *frown* I don't know if we will be joining or not.
Did anyone see the new episode of Adventure Time? It's one of the only ones that has ever left me so confused. That means a lot, considering how much weird I can handle, and how much weird I'm used to seeing in that show. However, something I liked is that they introduced another character, a cute little pink caterpillar named Erin. I kinda hope it's not the only time we see her. Most likely, she will end up never being mentioned again, just being remembered by Finn like the people in that episode "Puhoy" (if he evens remembers that dream). BUT (hehe butt) if she does come back, I'm guessing it'll be a person, most likely from the Candy Kingdom, who will remind Finn of that little caterpillar. I shall be the first to attempt her as a person!
I think it's most likely she would have a cute little bob with swooping bangs, and her giant bow would be on the back of her head instead of the front. Also, I think it would make more sense if her bow drooped a bit more.
Also, lately, our family has been watching more TLC. Before, What Not to Wear was basically the only show on that channel we watched, but now we are watching the bridal shows and gypsy shows too. Dang, those people are cray-cray. (I got a new nickname for my dad because of My Big Fat American Gypsy Wedding. It's hilarious.) But it's got me and my sister considering more our wedding dresses. Especially my sister, since she will be getting married within 2 years, apparently. (When my brotha-from-anotha-motha comes back from his mission. I'm referring to him now as Niisan.) Just to see what would happen, I tried drawing out one that I thought I would wear... if it was modest.
Sorry that you can't see it well. I found the sketch book I had to use for 8th grade, and I plan to use more of the paper in it, but the paper isn't even close to white. (The doodle of Erin is below these, but I changed the pic to black and white to see it better.)
The bodice (sweetheart neckline is common, but I might prefer a straight-across neckline, since I hate showing cleavage) would have ruching, and the skirt (which would be a ballgown, so it's all poofy and princessy) would be tulle or something similar. While that would be enough for me, a giant sash at the waist tied into a gianter bow at the back would be awesome. Also, my sister said that it seems having a corset would make wearing a wedding dress easier, since you wouldn't have to worry about whether it fits in time for the wedding.
Of course, my mom and sister discussing her wedding has made me consider my own. I have always wanted a temple wedding, but I generally don't like receptions all that much, so maybe, if my future spouse doesn't care either way, I just won't have a reception at all. We might just get married, then when we finish taking pictures outside, so eat at a restaurant with our parents and siblings. Little money would be used and I wouldn't have to deal with the dreaded party, in which the only things I'd enjoy would be the food and dancing. I'd probably hate having my own, since I'd be obligated to talk to EVERYONE, and I don't want to do that! Grawr! Please don't have a full wedding, Future Me! In fact, I don't even want to buy a dress, just rent one for the day! Thanks!
One more thing. This was the first 15th to occur on a Sunday, so I got to wear Niisan's tie to church! It took effort to find a suitable outfit, but we managed it, and I got some more compliments. He's been on his mission for 5 months!~ *yay*
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