Thursday, June 9, 2011

I Heart Summer Days

I love summer days. 

Pretty flowers. 

Adventures, big and small. 



New life. It's amazing. 

And good ol' pals who've been there forever. 

I <3 Summer Days. 


All photos (c) copyrighted to Lia Day/ My Thoughts In One

Wednesday, June 8, 2011

Back In The Saddle (Photography Wise...)

I've been having this photographers block lately...
I've finally gotten out of it. 
Can I get a "HALLE-FREAKIN'-LUJAH!"?

My photography hasn't been amazing, but it's holds some good memories. 

Like, my brother making take my camera into Wal*Mart with me. I was so afraid I'd be yelled at.  


My favorite isle. (SARCASM) 

Now THIS is my favorite isle, if you can call it that. 


I just got done planting sunflowers today, so you won't have to deal with these flowers much longer. ;]



I'm happy, I'm back into my photography. 
And dance. 

Yay!


All photos (c) copyrighted to Lia Day/ My Thoughts In One

I Heart My Brother

My brother can pull off plaid shirts amazingly...

He's quite the cook too...

He still climbs trees, like the monkey he is...

He's pretty dang good looking (well, that's what people say. I just nod my head and go along with it. ;])

He's awful nice to. He loves everything nature.

He's an evil gremlin at times. Only to me though. 

He'd make a great leader. I'd vote for him if he ran for president. I think...

He ain't no wimp. (Actually, he IS. We go to a LAKE and he doesn't want to get his hair wet!) 

He's very creative too. He's also an awesome photographer. He helped me think up this photo.

See that shirt? Yeah, he went to China. Didn't have to pay for it because he's smart like that. ;]

Born fighter, mentally and physically. 


I <3 my brother. 
Who do you <3?



All photos (c) copyrighted to Lia Day/ My Thoughts In One

Sunday, June 5, 2011

A Bunch Of Random Quotes I Like...



"I declare to you that woman must not depend upon the protection of man, but must be taught to protect herself, and there I take my stand. "
-Susan B. Anthony

"All the world is full of suffering. It is also full of overcoming. "
-Helen Keller

"But I always think that the best way to know God is to love many things."
-V. Van Gogh. 

I often think that the night is more alive and more richly colored than the day. "
-V. Van Gogh

"All men who have achieved great things have been great dreamers. "
-Orison Swett Marden

"Don't walk behind me; I may not lead. Don't walk in front of me; I may not follow. Just walk beside me and be my friend. "
-Albert Camus

"A great artist is always before his time or behind it. "
-George E. Moore 

"It's the fight for life that makes us the hero we all wish to be."
- Unknown

I hope you enjoy. :]




Wednesday, June 1, 2011

I'm Alive!

Wow.
I have been a terrible, terrible blogger, haven't I?
To tell you the truth...,it's because I've been too lazy to make a blog post (Well, my computer was messing up but I was mainly just too lazy.) My recital was Sunday and even then I didn't make a blog post. I guess I should make one then, shouldn't I?

(I've been slow on my photography lately too, so no pictures on this post.)

Now, my recital.
My recital was good. Nothing amazing, nothing terrible. It was just a long, fun experience I had six dances this year, which is double last years. Two were hip hop, two more were jazz, one was ballet and (deep breath) one was a solo. Yes, 'fraidy cat, Lia Day, actually got up on a stage and danced by herself. 


I even danced when the song kept on going and I finished the choreographed routine to the song. I didn't freak out, surprisingly. Actually, everything went fuzzy and I don't even know what I did. I guess I just danced (insert Lady Gaga song..."just dance, dance, everything is gonna be okay, ..."). It wasn't till today that I saw what I did in that seemingly long, but actually short, period of time. It didn't look great, but at least I didn't sit there and freak out, right?

I did freak out when I arrived at the high school where our recital is held and found out I not only left my 'crazy' socks for hip hop, but my hip hop bottoms, which are very important. I highly doubt anyone would like to see me in only my tights. 0.0 Freaky thought right there. Luckily, my mom (even though she was ticked. I LOVE YOU MOMMY!) drove back, tore through my stuff, and retrieved them for me. She was able to do all this before my first dance. She's got super mommy skills.

Other than that there we no other 'mishaps'.There where, however, other crappy things--like our ballet costumes. I have three words for you: Barbie Fairy Princess.
I felt like I should be in some Barbie movie! Not only were we dressed in sparkley, pink, itchy costumes, we had crowns and frilly little chokers (that equally itched). Let's just say every girl in that dance couldn't wait to get the dance done and over with. It was beyond itchy, just so you know. It even caused one girl to get a small rash.

I won't bore you with many details, so I'll stop there. I gave you the good, juicy stuff (if you can call it that.).

So, my recital was itchy, good and very, very long (around five hours. Thank you, everyone who came.) My brother Aaron basically drew a comic book in that time. I wish I had gotten to read it...


Now that I have bored you with recital stories I'll move on to my HUGE dilemma. It's big. I mean BIG. It's life changing almost. What's the problem?

I. Don't. Know. What. To. Do. For. My. Sixteenth. Birthday.

Okay, it's not huge really, but I just realized my birthday isn't too far away. In fact, it's almost a month away. And...it's my sixteenth. It's the big 1-6. Am I not suppose to do something awesome? Well, I have no clue what to do. I'm just sitting here freaking out.

I'm almost sixteen. I'm heading into the 11th grade. College is getting oh-so close.
I'M GETTING OLDER.

I know, I know, profound discovery but...I feel like I should still be seven, you know? Because seven is the best age. I miss it. But I won't live in the past! No, I'll look forward to the future! Eek, the future looks a little scary. Why? BECAUSE I DON'T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT IT!!!

Remember? I told you I'm a very, very nosy person. Well, it kills me not knowing, but I almost don't want to know. You get what I mean? Yeah, I'm confusing myself. I should probably stop this rambling now.

If you have any 16th B-Day ideas for me send me a message ( mythoughtsinone@gmail.com) or leave a comment! I'll back into the blog swing, I promise. I have a nice long to-do list and it's bugging the crap out of me. I'm trying to get the writing part of it done now. Let's hope it works!

Much Love,

Saturday, May 28, 2011

Guest post: Palindrome

Well here I am.
Lia wanted me to do a guest post for her, so thats what I'm doing..
I guess I will do a....

...movie review of pirates of the caribbean 4

so
the movie was overall okay
I mean, it wasn't really anything spectacular. 

The story line was okay, but sort of a repeat of all of the other stories. I mean, pirates, on a quest to find a treasure. It got a little boring.

The characters were okay.
of course my favorite was:

but he is always my favorite.

Blackbeard was okay. He wasn't quite as... well, he wasn't quite like I've always imagined the real Edward Teech. He was too... wishy-washy in my opinion. However, they really chose a good actor for him.

Angelica wasn't that great.
The relationship between her and Jack really bugged me.
Jack is more of a flight risk than a kind to be tied down to a woman.
Angelica being in the movie added a great deal of immodesty and sexual innuendo's that weren't in the other movies. I wasn't very fond of her.

Philip the missionary was a pretty good character. 
It did bother me when, towards the end of the movie, he let lust kill him.

Serena the mermaid was another okay character. 
She added more immodesty to the movie.
I disliked the whole idea of the Mermaids being added from the very beginning and as the movie went, I disliked them more and more. The mermaids take men away, with what is called the mermaids kiss. I'm sure you can use your imagination for the rest.
I really didn't like the mermaids.

and the rest of the characters were sort of minor.

The movie has small uses of voodoo. 
lots of sexual innuendoes and immodesty.
Obviously the use of alcohol (rum).
small bits of paganism
and lots of mocking of religion.

over all it was an
okay
movie.

I definitely wouldn't see it again, and I wouldn't take little kids to see it.

if you, like me, absolutely LOVED the first three movies, and wanted to see the continuation of the story, I would recommend watching it. 

If you are just now entering the pirate scene,
or you thought the first movies were okay, I wouldn't recommend it.


savvy?

-Palindrome aka Hannah
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Sunday, May 22, 2011

Character Profile: Lanimus Emkari

You remember the Character Profiles I did a while back? Well, I deiced to do another one. This one of my "bad guys". His name is Lanimus Emkari. He's pretty, freakin' awesome if I do say so myself.

Oh, and this time I'm only going to give a picture and a small brief on his part in the story. So, enjoy!

(Okay, it was hard to find a picture that fit Lanimus using Shia Labouf as his 'model'. xD This was th best one I could find. Awesome movie, by the way.)
 Lanimus is the youngest Sora (King) out of all the Worlds. He's clever, manipulative and charismatic, which means no one questions his background. Lanimus has already gained the trust of all of Remar, the world he's Sora over. Everyone is amazed by his wisdom, but none know the real Lanimus and what his mission really is. If they did, they wouldn't entrust their lives with him any longer.

Okay, that was really, really crappy, but hey--you get the idea, right? Lanimus, well, I love Lanimus. AWESOME should be his name. And look who's modeling for him! Yeah, you get my point. Lanimus rocks.

;]

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