Of How They are Missing Geek Movies: and other stories.'

Star date 8/2/13

I have decided to start dating my posts so that the blog doesn't mess up the order, because it's been doing that and it's weird.

Yesterday was my dear mother's birthday. She turned 56. I know, she is older than most mothers with 19 year olds', but she got married at 27 and my sister is 6 1/2 years older than me, it's not my mom's fault they had a hard time getting pregnant. Anyway, we celebrated by going and seeing The Wolverine. This is the first movie that I know of that came out while our missionaries were away that Amanda really wanted to see. Needless to say, it was pretty awesome. There was a lot of Japanese stuff and that appeals to me because I am an Otaku. (For those of you that don't know Japanese aka everyone else that I know except three-ish people Otaku means fan-girl, specifically of Anime) There was also a lot of action and the after credit scene was super significant and made me grin like a mad person because I was so happy. The Wolverine was definitely not my favorite X-Men movie, hardly anything can beat McFassy, but it was amazing nonetheless. But afterwards I was really tired. Like I almost fell over due to exhaustion. Maybe it was from my heart racing with all the action and stuff, but that always happens, I always get tired after a movie. I wonder if it's a medical condition...It didn't help that later my mom dragged us around Hobby Lobby. A very cool store, but not when you circumvent the entire store. The only good thing that came from it was that we found onsies that I could turn into geeky things for my nephew. I'm super excited and I have a lot of ideas. Goodness, I just finished a project didn't I? Stupid world being expensive.

Today, I got a letter from Amanda for Kylie and me.  Basically it made us bawl. It was the letter that was a response to our scrapbook. She told us how much she loved us and that we were the best friends ever. We sat there crying going, "This was supposed to make you cry, not us! You Jerk! Justice was supposed to be served! And now we are crying more than ever, that's just great." I can't wait for Emily's response to them, but she won't even get it until next week so I will have to be patient. 

Speaking of dear Emily, in Amanda's letter she called her "Sister Emily-face" Emily's face is a joke between us because Em can pull some really hilarious faces.  And half the time she doesn't even realize it! When you point it out she gets embarrassed and its really funny most of the time. So if you know Emily and write to her, please address her as Sister Emily-face, because that would make my year if everyone did it and not just Kylie and me.  

K THNX BYE

-Korrin