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Emily
Likes:Broadway, Pirates (Jack Sparrow hee hee), and Movies!
Dislikes:Any vegetable that is green expect for lettuce.
adores
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Sunday, October 29, 2006
*October 29*
Williamsburg was soo much fun! Even though it was really cold, I still had a great time. I wish I had another week off. But anyway there was a guy who American, British, French, a servant, and a cart puller. And my mom was like "Do you think he plays multiple roles?" Noooo. Of course not not! Where'd you get an idea like that?! *eye roll* But the acting was all very good. And Yorktown was a bit of a dissapointment I thought there was going to0 be blood and guts and gore and such, but each side only fired two canons. I wanted to see fighting! Oh well. It was like the 200th anniversary. And then at Jamestown, they were filming something like "Voices of America" for 400th in 2007. I wanted to be like "Hey, Over here! I sing too!" but no. Unfortunately not. And one night when we went dinner, I ate a 1 pound prime rib! YUM! I am very expensive. :D But the highlight of the trip had to be seeing Elijah. I reget not talking to him. I would like "You look very familiar. Do I know you from somewhere?" and he'd be like "Erm, no I don't think so." and then I would be like "Oh, well then I'm terribly sorry. I'm Emily" *shakes hands* and he'd be like "I'm Elijah." and I would be like "Oh, your that guy from Lord of the Rings. That must have been an amazing expirience." and he'd be like "Uh, yeah. I had a lot of fun." and then I'd ask for an autograph. And then I would tell my dad that I want to go on the Alpinegeist, but I didn't want to go alone. Then he'd be like "Oh, we're about to go there. Would you like to join us?" and I would be like "Hell ya!" Well, perhaps not that last part. But everything else is logical is it not? I've had a lot of time to think about this. (As you can probably tell.) But even just sitting behind him on the tram was like.... *dies* oh, haha. about the last half of this was about Elijah. My dad said that I was starstruck... guess its true. He is sooooo cute!
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Sunday, October 29, 2006
*October 29*
Williamsburg was soo much fun! Even though it was really cold, I still had a great time. I wish I had another week off. But anyway there was a guy who American, British, French, a servant, and a cart puller. And my mom was like "Do you think he plays multiple roles?" Noooo. Of course not not! Where'd you get an idea like that?! *eye roll* But the acting was all very good. And Yorktown was a bit of a dissapointment I thought there was going to0 be blood and guts and gore and such, but each side only fired two canons. I wanted to see fighting! Oh well. It was like the 200th anniversary. And then at Jamestown, they were filming something like "Voices of America" for 400th in 2007. I wanted to be like "Hey, Over here! I sing too!" but no. Unfortunately not. And one night when we went dinner, I ate a 1 pound prime rib! YUM! I am very expensive. :D But the highlight of the trip had to be seeing Elijah. I reget not talking to him. I would like "You look very familiar. Do I know you from somewhere?" and he'd be like "Erm, no I don't think so." and then I would be like "Oh, well then I'm terribly sorry. I'm Emily" *shakes hands* and he'd be like "I'm Elijah." and I would be like "Oh, your that guy from Lord of the Rings. That must have been an amazing expirience." and he'd be like "Uh, yeah. I had a lot of fun." and then I'd ask for an autograph. And then I would tell my dad that I want to go on the Alpinegeist, but I didn't want to go alone. Then he'd be like "Oh, we're about to go there. Would you like to join us?" and I would be like "Hell ya!" Well, perhaps not that last part. But everything else is logical is it not? I've had a lot of time to think about this. (As you can probably tell.) But even just sitting behind him on the tram was like.... *dies* oh, haha. about the last half of this was about Elijah. My dad said that I was starstruck... guess its true. He is sooooo cute!
| enjoying the view @ 2:08 PM
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