Aw, you should've approached us! We were dancing and breaking MOCs here and there.

But, oh well, c'est la vie. At least you got to go, and that's what matters right?

Aw man, we must have passed by you on our way back from lunch! A couple of us connected to your 3DS via Streetpass (I'm David, Blue Mii, with the pirate hat), but we couldn't find you at the con when LM and I went searching.

I'm glad you enjoyed the convention and the movie afterwards, though! Just be sure to say hi to someone next time.

~ (^{A V}_T^O_A^H_M^K_E^A_R^H)

@Zatth: I am sorry, sir, for not doing so...

And yeah, you are correct. I am happy that I was at least able to go to the event for a bit.

@AT: Hm...I thought that Mii was yours. But then again, I thought I passed you much earlier than 3 o'clock though as I thought I saw you walking with someone to the BIONICLE table. *shrugs*

I'll try to next time, if there actually is a next time that is.

- JMJ 2012

I understand if our spazz-like breakdancing fits frightened you.

Well, it can be scary to approach so many clearly insane people. You might get murdered or something. If you're quick like me, though, you can get out with almost unharmed, if you're lucky.

Well, it can be scary to approach so many clearly insane people. You might get murdered or something. If you're quick like me, though, you can get out with almost unharmed, if you're lucky.

And thus the legends stated that Lego Obsessionist met Sumiki and lived to tell about it.

@Sumiki: I actually did not see that. Most of the time I was there, quite of a few people, I saw there, were playing with tablets. *shrugs*

I saw someone with a Fez speaking with the person, I believe was Aanchir (I could be wrong though.), before we left though. But outside of that, I did not see any of that stuff you speak of.

@Lego Obessionist: lol I would not say that exactly the reason for my fear of approaching you guys since you all did seem pretty nice.

I was more of afraid of how I introduced myself since I know from experience that I am awful at social interactions. After all, this entry here is proof of one such failure social interaction of mines at my college.

- JMJ 2012

Brave was awesome and totally worth seeing on the bigscreen. There were certain shots that really don't have the same magic on a television set. Personally, I wouldn't have minded seeing it in 3D the second time around since there were also certain shots that would have looked interesting with added depth, such as looking through the branches, and would have felt even bigger, but alas, seeing it a second time and literally standing in front of the screen was still a good experience.

Oh, and congratulations on making your way to brickfair. I don't think I ever will. Although it surprises me that you would have any reason to be shy. Nerds should never be shy of their fellow kind.

Merida

=D A fellow Pennsylvanian!!! Maybe I saw you at Brickfair too! The world may never know.

@Merida: Considering I have never met or talk to a lot of people there in real life, I feel my shyness is kind of justified, dude. Not only that, but I do have a track record of being awful at social situations because I can not wrap my mind around how to act with people a lot, which is why I only have like one real life friend (Who at times, I think is too good for me.).

*shrugs* So yeah, forgive me, if I am shy around my own "kind" as you put it. I can't help it.

But anyway, I am glad to see you like Brave too. I can't say I agree with you about it being better in 3D though, but to each his own, I guess.

@Aderia: Yup, I am from Pennsylvania.

And yeah, it is possible that you saw me there. lol You could of been that girl I bumped into the Space section that my friend say look like my sister for all I know. XD

But anyway, I wouldn't know though since I did not hang out at the BIONICLE table enough to meet people really. I should of though and I will try to next year, if I can make it again. We'll just have to wait and see.

- JMJ 2012