Hello! Let me introduce myself...

Let me introduce myself. You have probably forgotten who I am, seeing as I've been absent for so long. I am Sunny.
Ever since I discovered SodaHead, I've been neglecting my poor old friend, Blogger.  I apologize, Blogger. Blogger, your name is funny.

I went to a friend's birthday party yesterday, at which I spilled ice cream all over the carpet in the dining room. All I'm confused about is exactly WHY they have carpet in the dining room. 

This friend, Katherine, gave us plentiful artificial leis. I have three, an orange one, a blue one, and a violet one. She also gave us little Chinese fan-thingies, one of which I, of course, broke. I got a new blue one. They just kept blowing my clumsiness off.

I gave her some nice presents, though, and we went on a scavenger hunt with a camera to take photos of random things outside. 

Katherine's baby sister Natalie is scared of me. Every time she saw me, her eyes got huge, her mouth gaped open, and occasionally, she'd start whimpering. It looked a little something like this:

Poor thing! Am I really that frightening?

I've been going on chat websites and been trying to get people to turn off the lights in their houses. So far I got one person! Yay!

Quick Question!

Do you have to turn EVERYTHING using electricity off for Earth Hour? No one ever told me; sorry.

Knowing

We saw that movie yesterday. It was very good. Maybe I would have liked it more if Leigha and Barrett hadn't freaked out halfway through and Mom had to leave with them and I had to stay in the theatre by myself. Then at the end, though I didn't know it was the end, the fire alarm went off because freakin' David Archuleta was there, and I think he's stupid, and I didn't think the movie was stupid, so I was very angry. Then Mom tried to exchange her late-night ticket for a tomorrow one because she had to take care of her kids, but the freakin' bleached-blond fake-tan manager lady was being a retard, so she had to hurry and drop off Ethan, Leigha, and Barrett off at the house, and she brought me with her back to the theatre. The I realized I HAD seen the end of the movie so I'd just watched it twice, and cried at the end of the world twice. But I rally enjoyed watching it with Mom. I loved it. It was scientific and religious-ish at the same time! It was tight, dawg!

Knowing is so freaking cool! The whisper-people were awesome aliens and they were kind  of translucent and the two little kids were cute. I loved the end how the planet they were on

 was all CGI but somehow the animators managed to make it beautiful.  Watch Knowing, okay? It's astounding! Phenomenal! Stupendous! (Somewhat cheesy, but it's okay, because I thought it was funny how Nicolas Cage feel on his knees when the spaceship/crystal thing came.)

I think I may have noticed a guy next to me crying at the subway part too. I was mortified by the idea of all those innocent civilians being plowed down by the train...

The movie implied that it is never the end. There is still a life after this one. You. Me. Together. Forever. 

Piglet