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  • May. 8th, 2008 at 10:02 PM

Dude! It's been forever. Or at least it seems that way because I don't post any entry's on here. I've been quite busy with school, friends, family, movie making, reading, writing, singing, and Vlogging on YouTube. Fun stuff. Anyway, a lot has happend, some not so good and some great. I'm happy where I am right now in my life. School will be ending in less then a month and I am off then to summer school because Math and I have decided not to be friends...therefore not passing. But, I will be a 17 year old, May 29th and then in July I shall be a senior in high school. Wow. I'm getting older and growing up. I'm making big choices with big plans and hopefully not so big mistakes. I can only hope and pray, right? I've been trying to enjoy my friends' company and school all together because this year has been the toughest out of my entire schooling career. Lots of things lay out in front of me and my future seems vague yet broad. I know I'm cutting this short, but I'll write more later. It's not like anyone reads these anyway :]

Thanks to anyone who has though,

Christina

 

Taggin' along

  • Feb. 10th, 2008 at 12:38 AM

Isn't it great to feel like you're apart of something that is really big? That's how it feels to me right now. I love the book series Twilight, which most people know about it, even if not ever reading it. I am ashamed to say that I was one of 'those' people who was opposed to reading Twilight just because everyone else was. But, boredom overcame me and I decided to read it. I was so wrapped up in the story after the first few pages. It's quite the book. I was not able to be one of the first people to fall into Harry Potter. But Twilight feels more like my time. I get to follow it from the very beginning all the way to the very end, whenever that may be. I'm proud to be a fan and I can't wait to see what further books hold (hoping there are more books after the fourth). Stephenie Meyer accomplished the most important thing when it comes to writing books; she was able to place me in a different time and place with new friends and foes. I love the adventures of Bella Swan because I relate to her so much. I can't wait to see the movie even though I disagree with some of the casting and the fact that they changed a few scenes. But, the movie is the books little sister, or at least that's the way I look at it. They are two different things, so to compare them would be ridiculous. Anyway, I haven't written anything in a long while. Glad to find another book series to fall in love with.

Also, I highly recommend the Sookie Stackhouse series by Charlaine Harris. 

Other news: I was able to meet Libba Bray, author of the series A Great And Terrible Beauty, at my high school the other day. She is such a genuine and funny person. I can't wait to start reading her work. I got her autograph so that was awesome! 

Greetings and salutations,

Christina

They're called dreams for a reason

  • Nov. 6th, 2007 at 10:42 PM

Dreams: an experience of waking life, having the characteristics of a dream: as a: a visionary creation of the imagination.

In other words, dreams aren't real. No matter how hard you try, reality is always close by with its' pitch fork and pointy tail. I have so many dreams, so many hopes. I feel like they escape me. They're always right there in front me, I know it! But, to far away for my grasps. I try so hard, give everything that I am, and it's just. not. good enough. That simple, that sad. I'm just not good enough. That's what it means. "Yes, Christina, please, try as hard as you can, get your hopes as high as the sky! Please! I want to crush them!" 

And it does, that damned reality. There so many things I want to be. So many places to see; things to do! I want and want and want so much! It's to the point where I feel like I need these certain things, my only source of happiness. My family and friends bring an indescribable light into my dark world, but there is always a point in time when you want to feel independent. I want to know that I did something for myself, something real. I want to feel the hardship with out the 'hard' though. I want the prize without the work. Ah, how easy life would be if such a thing existed; easiness. 

Change:  to make radically different. to transform.

Nothing really ever changes. Nothing ever really will. I won't change, you won't change; nothing. By the way, I very much dislike the word change.

Grow: to spring up and develop to maturity. (exact definition, no lie)

We will all grow. Grow into people that may or may not be something we wanted to be or even expected to be. I truly and honestly want to be happy. But I certainly have some growing up to do before I can have that unbelievable feeling of accomplishing something for my own. At least, I think so. 

God speed,

Christina S.

Ah, the beauty of it all.

  • Sep. 10th, 2007 at 8:10 PM

I am back! Once again, spewing my randomness...I just finished reading a manga series called Fruits Basket. If you don't like anime or have no idea what it is, then you probably shouldn't read this. I just felt like getting my feelings out, and I only know two ways of doing that; writing and talking (occasionally singing, but how bizarre would I look if I just instantaneously started piping melody's because of happiness, sadness etc.). Anyway, I finished the whole series today (I started it a few years back, but found the whole series online, translated and all). It's sad when finishing books. I think I have said this before, but I get abnormally attached to books. They mean so much to me. I spend time out of my life reading them, getting to know the characters, following them on their journeys of distant lands or modern day problems. When I finally reach the conclusion of the book I become torn. I'm happy to know the outcome, but it's like saying goodbye to an old friend. You don't want to, but, you know that you could/will always revisit them. I'm glad Fruits Basket ended the way it did and I'm glad I was able to read it. It certainly isn't every body's cup of tea, but I think it was a beautiful story of pain, loss, love and finding oneself in a dark world. It has many morals to it and I learned a lot from them. I hope to read another great manga or book like that. But, Fruits Basket, as Harry Potter and all other books I read, will have a special place in my heart. Good bye old friend, I hope I was as good to you as you were to me.

Goodnight,

Christina S.

It was a good ride.

  • Aug. 3rd, 2007 at 8:17 PM

I cannot express how much I will miss my Hogwart friends. I absolutely enjoyed the whole Harry Potter series. It was wonderful, and it will always hold a special, little place in my heart. I purchased it at midnight and read the first three chapters when I got home. After that, I subconsciously didn't pick the book up for a few days. Then, my first day of school came around and I was bombarded with a ton of homework (which was really, only another excuse not to read it). Plenty of people at school ruined parts of the book for me, which has always seemed to happen haha. So finally, almost two weeks later (today) I finish the book. I was afraid that I would read it and become depressed about it or something. When I had read the sixth book I was so upset upon reading Dumbledore's death, that my mother actually allowed me to stay home from school for a day. I get WAY to attached to books...
  Anyway, my point was that I expected it to have the same affect on me this time around. I was glad to find that even though there are still a few questions I have, I was pleased/content/satisfied with the way everything turned out. J.K Rowling is not the best author in the world, but she has to be one of the greatest storytellers. Yes, there is a difference. She may not have the most eloquent of writing, but in this fantasy world she created, you some how find that you can relate to all the characters on such a personal level. It no longer feels like your being told this fantastic story, but that you're a part of it. I actually got swept away, into the world of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. It was a great ride while it lasted, and although I am happy that I know all the secrets and mysteries, I will always be a little sad that it's all over. Harry Potter, and the amazing world of Harry Potter, will always live on in my mind. 

Good day,

Christina S.

Here it goes again.

  • Jul. 17th, 2007 at 12:06 PM

In a week I will officially be a Junior in high school...yay...

I'm not sure if I want to grow up yet (like I have a choice). I'm so use to being a 'kid' and now I have so much responsibility heading my way, what with driving, school, going to college soon, maybe even moving out of the house in two years. I'm just not sure anymore. I remember always thinking, "Man, I can't wait til I'm older so I can go where I want and do what I want, it's gonna be great!". Yeah, well, I'm not so convinced these days haha. I will be the first in my family to go to college. I really want to make my family proud of me. I want them to see that they raised their children to do wonderful things and to become great people. They never could go to college because their families never had enough money. But now, they have made enough to be able to send me into college without a scholarship (course one of those would help haha). I want to go to film school, and they're all for me going! They believe in my skills and talent (dare I say I have any). I'm so blessed to have a family who is so supportive of everything I do and who will always love me even when I fail at things. 

Guess, I shouldn't be so unsure of growing up with such a great support system, eh? 



-Christina.

Ah, another idea!

  • Jul. 7th, 2007 at 12:33 AM

Well, I suppose I should explain myself for, well, the world! Hehe. Seeing as this is not a private account, anyone of their own free will can read this. So, it's best to be cautious of ones own words. Anyway, my mind never stops ticking, and for the past five years, I have been developing a storyline for a series book I would like to write when I am older. I won't get into that though. I have come up with a very intricate storyline for a whole other book that I would also like to write. Sometimes, I get lost. I don't believe that is a good sign. Haha. But alas, I shall do my best to write it as best I know. Hopefully I can do my words justice. I would like to become a better writer over time. I believe that I am not well suited to write a book yet. So, I write poetry and short stories, along with a few miscellaneous fan-fictional stories. I also hope to become a director. I love everything about movies. Especially the really good ones! Hehe. Anyway, thought I would come here and ramble some more for all the sad souls wasting their time reading this. 

Ciao,

Christina S.

Hmm.

  • Jul. 6th, 2007 at 1:38 AM

Well, for the past week and a half I have been reading non-stop. I have read 4 books and 3 manga's (graphic novels). I had been so busy before that, and now, well, everything is very settled down to the point of being boring. But, I must say, that I wasn't bored until the other night when I finished a wonderful book series called The Chronicles of Chaos written by John C. Wright. It was so good! Before I read that trilogy, I read John Knowles novel A Separate Peace. That was quite nice as well, but my attention was glued to the pages of Chaos more so then A Separate Peace. Anyway, I feel like I'm rambling (which I'm sure I am). Not that anyone will read this haha. But, I never know! 

Ta ta,

Christina S.

Well then.

  • Jul. 4th, 2007 at 2:40 AM

Well, this is very strange. I'm not really sure what to do or say right now haha. I suppose this is my first post and I am new to Live Journal. I guess if I figure out a subject matter to talk about I'll come back haha. 

Good day.

Christina

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