Growing Up with The Boy Who Lived.

Today, I went out to the movie theater with my parents and I saw Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2.

I will start this off by saying, I have NEVER in my ENTIRE life, EVER cried while watching a movie, until I saw this film.

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer/Philosopher’s Stone was published in 1997, the year I was born. However, the movie version came out 2001, when I was 4 years old. I watched it when I was about 6 or 7, and I remember making a wand out of a stick and wishing, more than anything, that it could work.

I grew up with Harry, Hermione, and Ron, and was very sad to see the end of the adventures J.K. Rowling so brilliantly shared with us. It’s definitely saddening that we will never hear about the wizarding world of Harry Potter and his friends and family ever again. Yet, it gives a sort of close to what may be called my childhood.

I sacrificed many a household broom running down our driveway, trying to fly, and our, “Blending in With You Muggles” bumper sticker is still proudly on display on the family car. 

Although Harry Potter’s story has come to a full close, he and his world will live on forever through J.K. Rowling’s books, and in our hearts.

I will be forever proud and overjoyed to be able to say that I grew up with The Boy Who Lived.


Not cool.

I’m here today to address a very serious issue. It’s the billboard below.

Burn.

WTF, Chase?! Have you ever been an out of work screen writer?! I didn’t think so. That’s just not cool. Not cool at all. But this did make me laugh. Tee hee.

Okay, it’s late and I’m tired. Nightie night.

Madeline, not Madelynn. Pronunciation: (Madd-ehh-lyne.)


My daily blog today comes along with a pleasant little photo. Today’s blog will describe said photo. Read on for more details.

So today I woke up at around 5 am. I was too scared to go back to sleep because for some reason I thought the old lady from “Insidious” was in my room. See attached photo. Anyways, I got up, and watched the Duggars and their herd of little christian soldiers. Or mormon or whatever the hell they are. When that was over, I flipped through my Netflix cue on my Wii and found a movie called “Frozen” which looked terrifying but good. I like terrifying. I started the movie, and right as Dan was devoured by wolves, my mom left so I turned of Family Guy instead. That fixes it every time. Once my other mom came back, I returned to “Frozen”, and was thoroughly scarred by the end. Kudos to whoever made that movie, especially since it was an independent film. 

I think I connected to that film well because Joe reminded me of Hyde from That 70’s Show, who was easily my 2nd favorite character. When Joe was talking to Parker about the first time he met Dan, he sounded just like Hyde and I actually felt for the characters. I don’t know, it’s stupid and cheesy, so never mind. 

I better run. I’ve been working on this blog for too long.

Byeee

Madeline


The 1st, 5th, 10th, and 15th gifs in your gif folder are the 4 people you’ll be stuck on a island with :)



YES.

YES.


I like it a lot. I really do. You’re beautiful :)

I like it a lot. I really do. You’re beautiful :)


If you want the irish dyslexics to stop chasing you, don’t be named Chucky Larms.
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Our relationship has reached the next level.

Our relationship as blogger to reader is now, from this day forth, become deeper and has reached the next level.

This is due to the fact that said blog, (Wannabe Russian) will now have new blog entries EVERY DAY!

FUCK YEAH!

And not just lame, 2 paragraph blog entries, but full on, legit, page long* entries!

I kinda like this. How I’m writing a blog entry about blog entries.

The reason I will be writing a new blog each day is because I can not stick to something for absolute shit, and I need to prove it to myself that I can keep a blog/journal/hamster for more than a week.

Anyways, I better run. I’m editing my music video of Ellie Goulding’s “The Writer” with the new Sony HD Handycam I have on long term loan to me by my godfather of sorts, who wrote Paranormal Activity 2. The camera was a suggestion to him by Oren Peli, who wrote, directed, and filmed Paranormal Activity, which I think is pretty damn cool.

Buh-bye now.

Madeline <3

*by a legit page long, I mean ROUGHLY a page, maybe not actually a full page :)


I’m back.

SO I AM AWARE I HAVE NO FOLLOWERS BECAUSE MY BLOGS SUCK MAJOR ELEPHANT NUTS.

HOWEVER.

I AM BACK.

MY CAPS LOCK BUTTON BROKE SO FOR NOW EVERYTHING IS IN ALL CAPS.

JUST LIKE THE BAND.

JUST A LITTLE UPDATE- I THINK I’M A NERDFIGHTER NOW.

DFTBA.

<3, MADELINE