The Town of Odyssey

Today 2 things: My mom was eating cabbage for lunch and she randomly says 'a deaf cabbage'. We tend to do that every once in a while...

On the way home from the Hobbit, Mom said she thought that Smaug sounded like Dr. Blackgaard.

I just started reading The Book Thief by Marcus Zusak.

Today our youth pastor spoke in the regular church service, about Revelations 3:14-18 and the church in Laodicea. He said basically that the American church is the Laodicean church in many ways, because even if we're financially "poor", we're richer than most of the rest of the world. It k...

I just realized it's this Saturday. THIS SATURDAY!!!

This looks cool! I'd like to see it. So far, it doesn't look like there's been too many embellishments--I wouldn't mind if they'd imagine how it might have been and add scenes that might or might not have happened, it's if they re -imagined it and twisted events too much that I wouldn't like. I'll h...

That was awesome. I just saw the 8th Doctor's movie a couple days ago. It's a shame we didn't get to see more of him between that and his regeneration.

I just started reading the first book in the series! I'm enjoying it so far.

It's rather rainy here in Wisconsin at the moment...At least it's warmer, so it probably won't snow on this last day of October.
Hopefully we'll get Indian Summer now.

Give us some of your warmth, will you?

yesterday morning we had snow in Wisconsin. It's pretty close to Canada in weather sometimes--though I wish it would get warmer and the snow would stay away until December.

The Top Crusader wrote:I hope they actually do this... and at least The Last Battle.

I dunno if the other two will ever survive to be made into a movie, though. >_>

They have to. They have to make all of them. A Horse and his Boy is my favorite; I've read it like 5 times.

Yay! I'm so glad they're doing the Silver Chair next. It only makes sense, since it comes chronologically after Dawn Treader . I hope they have the same actor as Eustace, though he might be a little too old by the time it's made.

Jason if he were real would be very good looking.
Not celebrity-like perfectness but a rugged attractiveness. And of course he works out, so he's in pretty good shape.

Too bad he isn't real!! :( I know :( :boohoo: THIS IS THE JASON I KNOW AND LOVE http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v645/AREM36/JasonWhittaker.gif http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v645/AREM36/charactersJasonWhittaker.gif WHAT IS THIS SUPPOSED TO BE http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v645/AREM36/Jason...

Well, the stage has been set for Connie to do some major growing up now. and I thought Home Again was a bit weird with how "desparately" Connie wanted to see "just a former boss". I have thought since For Whom the Wedding Bells Toll that Connie and Jason had chemsitry. She has b...

Jelly wrote:

EvangelineWalker wrote:Lawrence of Arabia in the theater. They had special showings of it, 3 days only. I think for the 50th anniversary. I had to see it because I heard you can only fully appreciate it on the big screen.

I'm so jelly right now.

It was sooo good. I love this movie.

Lawrence of Arabia in the theater. They had special showings of it, 3 days only. I think for the 50th anniversary. I had to see it because I heard you can only fully appreciate it on the big screen.

wow, so it was $4 when it first came out? Glad I got it then! (I am currently listening to it, as I have been most of the day. )

I am reading the Vanishing Sculptor by Donita K. Paul.

Today I saw a giant puffball in the woods, and I thought, I hope no one stomps on it until it's ripe enough to release spores (because I want to do it!) and I was reminded of the quote from Truth Trivia and Trina where Connie replies with the answer that a mushroom that can have 'sixteen billion spo...