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lehsyi reblogged your link “20世紀フォックス映画: 『ヒックとドラゴン2（仮題）』（原題：How To Train Your Dragon 2）の日本での劇場公開を求めます”
I've been scouring Japanese sites for updates on httyd2 like once a week and this movement is the first proactive thing I've seen. Apparently they already sent the first crop of signatures to 20th Century Fox (which distributes DreamWorks films in Japan), but I haven't heard any concrete news about a release date. Where did you hear about a giant toothless?
Am I too late? HAPPY BIRTHDAy!!!
Pssht, at this point, does it really matter?
Thanks, dear!
Carnation and Azalea :)
If I handed you a concert ticket right now, who would you want to be the performer?Hmm. I think I'd have to say Florence + the Machine. Maybe Frank Turner, though he might be too intense for my current state.
What's a movie you cried while watching?The easier-to-answer question would be "What's a movie you haven't cried while watching?" Any scene where reinforcements suddenly show up when it seems that all is lost is guaranteed to choke me up. So, for example, the scene in "The Two Towers" where Gandalf and the Rohirrim crest the ridge above Helm's Deep brings me to tears.
And the first time I saw "The Avengers," Clint's "You and I remember Budapest very differently" brought a sound from me halfway between a laugh and a sob.
For the symbol meme:✌ For the language meme: 5&15 (practice ur Slovak? I just like staring at languages I can't read, plus google translator is my bestfriend :>)!
Share a childhood memoryUnlike the houses I'd lived in before, our house in Spain didn't have screens on the windows. The windows didn't even have curtains--instead there were metal shutters that rolled up and down, though of course when it was warm out you couldn't shut them all the way at night. I woke up in the middle of the night once when I was probably seven to feel something settled between my knees on my bed; I thought my teddy bear had somehow gotten away from me, so I reached down to pull him back up to my arms. Instead of one of his short arms, I grabbed a long, furry leg, and the body it was connected to was heavier than my tug could move. I sat up and saw that a cat had come in through the second-story window and made itself at home on my bed. It was a little frightening to wake up to, and I decided that, rather than try to take the cat downstairs myself and let it out, I'd wait until my dad got up for work. When I heard him in the hall I called him and let him take the cat out, and then I'm sure I went back to sleep.
My favorite language to listen toProbably Portuguese. It's one that I don't try very hard to understand when I hear it, so I can just enjoy it.
A short introduction of myself in a language other than EnglishAhojte, ja som LJ a nemôžem dobre hovoriť po slovensky pretože slovensky je jazyk velmi ťažký. Hovorim ako dieťa. Mam rada zmrzlina a hrady. Majte sa pekne! :)
SONG!
Send me “Song!”, and if I get 10 of them, I’ll record myself singing a whole song.
2/10
(It’s been like three hours since the first one so this is coming slowly, aha)
lehsyi replied to your post“I’m in the plane :)”
nyahahaha so what did you watch? just curious
Glad you asked! ;d The first movie I watched was called " Paris à tout Prix" (called Paris or Perish in English); I watched it because I remembered liking the trailer last summer and also because it had a diverse cast. Basically the story is about this Moroccan girl that lives in Paris (for 20 years) and works in the fashion world, due to an accident caused by one of her friend she is expelled of France and goes back to Morocco where the rest of her family lives because the (french) police realizes that her paperwork were not in order and she has to find a solution to go back to France because of an important thing for her job. It was a nice movie, thought I wish they had shown more of the Moroccan culture.
The second movie I watched was "Chicago"; I basically wanted to see that one for a while now. It was a really nice and they had the balance between musical and movie just right. It's just a crazy movie people need to watch.
And that's about it because for the rest of the flight i tried to sleep but couldn't x)
lehsyi replied to your post:CASTING CALLS
i just really really love this project of yours *grabby hands*
Why thanks, I'm rather fond of it, too.
I'd love it more if I knew what I was doing ack
Is it too late to ask? *sobs* 4, 8, 19, 20: did you choose your Pink Lady poem her title? :)
(No, you're definitely not too late! :D I love to answer these whenever I get the chance!)
4. The piece that I feel has the most of "me" in it (I'm defining that as the piece in which my personality shows through most) would probably be the AU I haven't published yet (and every time I say that I realize I need to get that finished as for plotting and just write it already, gosh darn it)- But if you're speaking of pieces that I've already published, then I'd say it's The Dig, because I have a lot more freedom to play (since it's more extended than most things I've written).
8. (I've answered this before, but I'll answer again because I can't even find that ask in my archive... SO anyway.) I think my favorite moment that I've written is near the end of Studio when Jack takes the time to wash off Hiccup's prosthesis before he takes him dancing. Washing someone's feet is pretty intimate, and the fact that Jack didn't just say "wipe your feet at the door" bu actually knelt down and scrubbed off the dirt and grime really makes me happy for that moment.
19. When I'm at school, I have a notebook with me, and if I have an idea that's especially interesting, I make sure to write it down right away. If I'm in bed, though, I frequently have visions of tiny little snippets- and you know how that is. You can't just say "Oh, I'll write it down in the morning." Because if you do, you'll forget. SO I always take a few minutes to write it down and then go back to bed, and then in the morning, I see where it fits, because usually those just-before-sleep-ramblings are kind of cool ideas. Most of my writing happens at 2AM anyway, though. (YAY for messed up sleep schedules.)
20. Are you meaning that this is what you want me to answer for question twenty? Because if so, yes. I did. The title I ended up choosing (I KNOW I'M SORRY IT'S SILLY I DID THIS BUT I'M SILLY AND I LIKE IT) was L’auteur Rose. (It translates loosely to The Author in Rose, I preferred to exclude the "in" from the translation and stick with it.) I think it establishes my intended European setting and also my view of the author as well-learned and multilingual. (I know, it's kind of unoriginal to just translate a title, but I really like to do that sometimes, and I liked it in this case even moreso.)
