HahliLavender

Sorry for not being active for so long. We had some family visiting from New York for the past week! And I got Comatose for Christmas! Why does that relate to this entry? Well, for the new year, I present to you a piece of work I've done based on Skillet's song Looking for Angels. I really like that song, and after hearing it, I got inspired to make this. Click here for a wallpaper version. (1024x768) Happy New Year! ... Hard to believe '06 is over now.

I thought the Free the Band thing was passed, but I've just received something else! I didn't know it, but apparently I won 2nd prize! I got a skate deck, poster, t-shirt, lanyard, Inika Hahli, an AAR CD, and Bionicle heroes for PC! The poster is in much better condition than the last one I got, and this lanyard card has Nuparu on it. The only thing is the t-shirt is very small. I might give it to my younger cousin for Christmas. And since I already have Hahli, I might give it to someone else for Christmas. I would of posted this earlier, but BZP was down. (And Bionicle Heroes is just so fun! )

That's fun! My youth group did something similar to that last year. You just don't want to end up with a pair of nail clippers or something like that. (unless you need those, of course.)

Ever accidentally spell "untied" when you meant to spell "united?" I have.

All day yesterday (and today until about 5:15) we had no Internet! That was rather hard, due to the fact that we have Vontage. (An Internet-based phone service.) So we couldn't even use our phone! But I'm back again! In case anybody noticed I was gone. *sees that nobody noticed* um... well, it felt like a long time. Anyway, I drew a Bionicle-Christmas-themed picture a while ago, colored it up in Photoshop, and it just needs to be uploaded. But I'm wondering if I should wait till it's closer to Christmas to post it. Or should I post it tomorrow? On a random note: I was bored, typed Vakama's intro from MoL and recorded Microsoft Narrator narrating the said typed content. >Download & listen<

Really... I know how you feel, not being able to get some nicer things for Christmas. Just be thankful for what you do have while you have it. 'cause nothing lasts forever in this world. As for your brother, will he be mad that you told us?

Ti koot a etunim rof em ot ezilaer ouy erew gniklat sdrawkcab!

I just got my my Free the Band prize in the mail! As mentioned in a previous entry, I won a T-shirt, lanyard and poster. Unfortunately, the poster is folded, so there's crease marks on it, but it's a good size. Probably around 2' long by 1½' wide. The lanyard card I got has Hewkii on it, and the shirt looks pretty good.

I've just finished submiting my BBC entry, Prong. Check it out!

Any more spots open? Name... can I use a different name, or do you need member names? (Not sure if Air-Master could pass for a person's name. ) Just in case, Aseiya. Green body, tan limbs, green Kakama; usually mellow, optimistic, observant, and rather clumsy; male

Statistics for what? I'm about 5'10".

It's been sleeting all day today, and now it's snowing! Everything's coated in ice with a predicted 6 to 8 inches in snow. Almost everything's going to be closed tomorrow, so we can pretty much consider ourselves stranded. How do I feel about that? Awesome! Great. Look how beautiful it is outside! Duh,duh,bumm,bumm... ... Huh? What? All that in one. ----------------------- Oh, and check out this apple I made last night.

Congratulations! I know I haven't seen a longer interest list before! Here's your award:

I had some nostalgic inspiration of 2002. So I messed around in Photoshopo till this piece of work came to be... I think it turned out pretty good. You?

Check out the new Walt Disney Pictures logo... I think it's pretty cool. B)

Well, I'm not much of a football fan... at all, so I don't really care. I've never heard of LSU before. That's quite the school.

I saw President Bush! A short summary: We were invited by some friends to see President Bush land here in Air Force 1 to make a speech. It was pretty exciting! We got in the crowd (very near to the front, just behind the VIP section) at about 1pm to wait till he arrived. There were three bands, a country one, a school one, and a percussion one, and cheerleaders from two different schools. We waited and watched the previously mentioned entertainers until about 4pm until Air Force 1 finally arrived! Then President Bush walked on stage and gave his speech, which lasted about an hour. The speech, not the walking. After his speech we watched him board his plane and take off. Afterwards when we were leaving, the line for the shuttle to take us back to the parking lot was so long, we decided to walk. we walked for a mile or two untill we finally got to our car. Then once we got home, at about 6:30, we ordered pizza! It was a lot more exciting than I can describe right now. I might add more details later. Also, if you were there tonight (Arkansas) then I'd like to hear from you! Photos: Air Force 1 Prestident Bush 1-2-3-4-5 I took a lot more photos than that, but those are just some of the better ones.

Ok, it's been a long time since I last posted an entry, so I'll fill you in on what's happened so far. My dad and two of my sisters had a birthday at the beginning of the month. My sister Megan turned 15 on Sep. 30, and both my dad and my other sister had a birthday on the 1st! My baby sister Liana turned 1, but I forgot how old my dad turned, (though he'd probably appreciate that .) Let's see... I know, my current favorite songs: Not listed in any particular order. Song Name - Artist - My Comment Never Alone - Barlow Girl - (love the video) Whispers In The Dark - Skillet - (I just plain like it) Move Along - AAR - (nope, still haven't gotten tired of it.) We Live - Superckic[k] - (great message) Never Far Behind - Aly & A.J. - (what friendship really is) Technologic - Daft Punk - (believe it or not, I think I know all the words) Nuisance - John Reuben - (a nice rap with a melody) Hero - Superchic[k] - (the smallest act of kindness can change the lives of many) Ok, back to other stuff. In the past several months, my dad and the company he worked for had been working on a mall. It finished Oct. 4! The day it opened the Malco theater that was part of it was showing every movie for $1, and all popcorn & soda just 50¢! But they were showing movies that either are, or are about to be on DVD. Hence the "bargain." I wanted to see PotC2, but I saw cars again with my family instead. Which, in the end turned out to be best. Near the beginning, PotC2 started to go in slow motion, then started blinking, and went completely black. Everyone in the lobby was talking about it. Oh yeah, and I got Nuparu! Well, that's about it for now. Just assuring you all that I am indeed still alive.

70% Boy, 20% Girl, 0% Other. Well, apparently I'm a boy!

You're right, their music is great! Thanks for showing us!

Let's see... I'll start with Wednesday. Two days ago I got a haircut. At first I wasn't sure if I liked it or not. (Before, it was just below my ears.) But I like how it looks now. Not too short, but I like it. I don't have a very good past with haircuts. For several years, everywhere I got a haircut, they either cut it shorter than I was comfortable with, or I just didn't like it in one way or another. But I like this haircut. Ok, on to yesterday... A family in our church gave us free guest passes to an amusement park in Missouri called Silver Dollar City. And we went yesterday along with practically our whole church. It's been about 7 years since I last went to an amusement park. I went to Six Flags in Wisconsin once before. I got to go off with one of my friends and go on rides and stuff. There are two major rollercoasters, and I went on them about 6 times each! It was so fun! There were many other rides as well that I went on, but those two rollercoasters were my favorite! I've never been on the back of a rollercoaster before this, but yesterday I did just to know what it was like. I'm never doing that again! I found out that if you sit in the very back of a rollercoaster, there's more pressure and afterwards you feel dizzy and sick. The front is much better. And for me it's more fun! So if you want to feel fast, scared, like you won't survive, or any combination of the three, ride in the front. But if you want to feel compressed with pressure and almost black out then feel sick and dizzy afterwards, ride in the back. According to my experiences anyway. My feet were killing me afterwards from all the walking. When we got home, I couldn't wait to get to bed. Fortunately it was a Friday night, so I got to sleep in. I woke up at 10:30 today! In fact, I went to bed at 10:30 last night. Whoa, I slept for 12 hours! Also, there was a huge storm last night. B) In case you wanted to know.

Just so you know, that's not a scream. It's such a nice day out today! I opened my bedroom window a wile ago and now is smells so good in here! So fresh! ,4^

I found my old sketchbook! Most of the drawings you've probably seen already in my past topics, but there are are two drawings that you haven't seen that I like that I'm now going to show you! Rahkshi of weather control Roodaka's mad! (My favorite!) I don't know how long ago I drew those. In that Roodaka one, I was experimenting with drawing emotions. And I think I drew the Rahkshi one sometime after Greg F. released the wild kraata chart. ,4^

I go Star Wars insane from time to time too. Hoory for eBay! ,4^

It's about time they named that planet. ,4^