TEA!

*sips*

Well thanks HIMmie :D

Ooooh warm thread :)

*Makes it snow*

Not any more! >D

I got new jammies! :') *wiggles happily*

Nuuu! don't make it cold! it's bad enough we don't have power you don't gotta make me cold :(

I've not warmed up properly since last night :c

I haven't warmed up properly since i was at work >.>' which is kinda said that i can only get warm at work :(

all the snow is already gone...

Snow is evil >.>'

I'm drawing :3

But it's not going well :/

What are you drawing? C:

I just bought Looking For Alaska, The Perks of Being A Wallflower and a beanie hat c:

You're a wallflower Vinyl?

Not really, but the book sounds good :') I also really want to see the film but no-one will come with me

I doing AVI art, but I can do faces!! D:<

Oh, fun! :) Just do a simple face then? C:

no.... because that will suck :(

What's the Movie about?

I give up i can't draw...

That's what I do

@DD:

"Charlie" is the alias of the adolescent narrator of the novel, who is about to begin his first year of high school. The novel is presented through letters that Charlie writes to an anonymous friend, whom he hears girls at school talk about fondly. Charlie begins his freshman year apprehensive due to the death of his only good friend Michael, who committed suicide several months before. He does not feel that he can lean on his parents or older siblings for support, because they never truly understood him. He also explains that the only relative that he ever felt close to was his Aunt Helen, but she was killed in a car accident on his seventh birthday.
Charlie soon befriends two seniors, Sam and her step-brother Patrick. Throughout the story, Sam, Patrick, and Charlie's English teacher Bill introduce him to many new experiences and the letters he writes show his growth. In the end, he learns that he can go on life without being scared because he is a wallflower. Charlie writes about situations he gets into with his new friends including going to parties, seeing and performing in Rocky Horror Picture Show and going on his first date. Charlie also falls in love with Sam during the novel. He writes to his anonymous friend a lot about love. Besides his feelings for Sam, he also briefly dates Mary Elizabeth, another girl in their group of friends. In addition, Charlie writes about Patrick's relationship with Brad, the quarterback of the football team, who is gay but still "in the closet". Another relationship discussed is his sister's, who is dating a boy who Charlie witnessed hitting her, which Charlie is especially sensitive to as his Aunt Helen was abused. Charlie grows a lot during the story and learns how to participate in life. At the end of the summer, Patrick and Sam take Charlie through the tunnel again, this time, with Charlie standing in the truck bed.

That's the book plot, but I assume the film is roughly the same.

I cried at a story this morning it was sweet :3

Oh wow, that sounds cool!

I always end up crying at stories or tv programs or songs or films or life haha /pussy

@DD: That's what I thought! :') I've heard good things so I'm pretty excited for it to come. It should be here by the 6th along with Looking For Alaska, so I want to try and finish my Irvine Welsh book so I can get started on them :') My reading list is huge at the moment

I cried when they got rid of Rose in Dr Who :')

and at the end of Torchwood :') (the latest series)

I cry at everything. The last thing on tv I cried at was My Sister's Keeper and the last book was Stop In The Name Of Pants because I thought the cat died