I have a...How do I put this?
Addiction. I can't get enough, and it really probably isn't good for a crazy person like me.
This addiction is, Horror movies (along with shoes, clothes and Rain 5 Gum but that's all for another time).
I love them, I can't get enough of them. But as soon as I'm done watching them, I can't sleep, I can't be in the dark. I can't even be alone.
It's pretty bad. But I can't get enough. That's the kind of talk you hear from someone addicted to meth or something. Yes, it's that horrible.
But I could stop if I wanted to. (ok not really, I always tell myself I'm never going to watch another movie, while I'm laying in bed at 3am, eyes wide open staring into the darkness for something to kill me and screaming at nothing and crying at the fact that I don't want to die yet. I think the worst would be the Grudge, I can't stop watching them. It's like I love the thrill but afterwards it just messes me up so I have to watch it some more to...Well you know, the addiction circle of messed up-ness)
Always Three Words,
Nadia Echo
22 August, 2010
20 August, 2010
I'm back (from Wisconsin Dells)!
The vacation was way fun. It had some let-downs but over all, AMAZING!
So let me just start from the beginning...
We drove 4 hours (which was interesting since we had to take Dad's poop-ish car). I seriously don't know how any of us made it since none of us had really slept the night before and we were all cranky. Oh well, proud of myself (I stayed awake the whole time, which is a total feat and I didn't kill anybody).
Then we checked into the Paradise Motel (which seemed great on the internet, LIES) and were totally bummed about that. I mean it looked super good on the internet, and it cost enough to be like a five star hotel here but it wasn't. Far from it in fact (and it was torture since this amazing looking HOTEL ROME was across the street from our crappy lookin' motel). At least it gave us free tickets to Mount Olympus, half off on Noah's Ark tickets, had a pool and hottub and we had a jacuzzi in our room so all was not lost.
At least our hopes were (sort of) lifted when we saw the other room. It was double as good as ours, so it made us feel better that the hotel was actually good, we just didn't get that room, which made us upset since we were paying for the best hotel room (we looked up the rates and talked to her about it beforehand) and she didn't give it to us.
Mount Olympus was pretty fun. Well at least the wave pool (Poseidon's Rage) was really fun. It was more like a tidal wave pool, not the one with the little continuous waves.
But they had one rollercoaster I fell in love with, HADES. It goes underground, and well it's just all over fun. You'll just have to go (and go on it!). Then they do this nighttime thing and we got to ride it at night, it was AMAZING. I screamed my head off (and I'm usually not a screamer).
Noah's Ark was pretty great too. Of course there was a lot of water (and sun, although the water was freezing and it wasn't very great weather the first day), but they best rides were Stingray and Scorpion's Tail (that ride left me speechless, it was just that beastin'. I mean they lock you in, and the ground drops out...and well... you just have to ride it). Then there was the Curse of the Crypt, or whatever it was called. Definitely fun (and scary, scary enough my Mom started crying and freaking out and punching us. Yeah she's a spaz, and definitely not a fan of haunted houses...or snakes).
It was actually pretty funny. Not to be mean. The whole time Chris was freaking out and trying to use me as a human shield, but as soon as we got out he tried to act all macho and cool and was like "Man, I wasn't scared at all. That was awesome! I want to do it again." and then a few minutes later he was like "Next time, I'm gonna do it with my eyes open!". You just had to be there, it was pretty funny.
The 4D theater was kind of cool too, I just liked the pickle smell (they seriously had me craving a pickle after that).
The diving board had some mishaps (like you know, bikini not staying on really...but I'm pretty sure nobody saw).
And then there were totally some CODs (creepy old dudes) there, hitting on me. Total bleck.
Sadly, there weren't a lot (make that any) hot guys there. Even the lifeguards were gross (and not to be racist but all the name tags listed where the were from and like the majority weren't from the U.S. The accents were cool actually. It was just interesting).
There was this one guy there though, he had the most amazing green eyes. You know how in books they will say someone has moss/forest/emerald green eyes? I always thought that wasn't real, but I am now a believer. Plus, he didn't look that bad either. I think I might have creeped him out though, since the line was an hour wait and I kind of stared at him the WHOLE time up. Not continuously, but I did keep sneaking peeks (well more full on looks).
Definitely a good time! Can't wait to go next year (since next year we know how it all works and we can bring other people) :D
As long as you were expecting?
So let me just start from the beginning...
We drove 4 hours (which was interesting since we had to take Dad's poop-ish car). I seriously don't know how any of us made it since none of us had really slept the night before and we were all cranky. Oh well, proud of myself (I stayed awake the whole time, which is a total feat and I didn't kill anybody).
Then we checked into the Paradise Motel (which seemed great on the internet, LIES) and were totally bummed about that. I mean it looked super good on the internet, and it cost enough to be like a five star hotel here but it wasn't. Far from it in fact (and it was torture since this amazing looking HOTEL ROME was across the street from our crappy lookin' motel). At least it gave us free tickets to Mount Olympus, half off on Noah's Ark tickets, had a pool and hottub and we had a jacuzzi in our room so all was not lost.
At least our hopes were (sort of) lifted when we saw the other room. It was double as good as ours, so it made us feel better that the hotel was actually good, we just didn't get that room, which made us upset since we were paying for the best hotel room (we looked up the rates and talked to her about it beforehand) and she didn't give it to us.
Mount Olympus was pretty fun. Well at least the wave pool (Poseidon's Rage) was really fun. It was more like a tidal wave pool, not the one with the little continuous waves.
But they had one rollercoaster I fell in love with, HADES. It goes underground, and well it's just all over fun. You'll just have to go (and go on it!). Then they do this nighttime thing and we got to ride it at night, it was AMAZING. I screamed my head off (and I'm usually not a screamer).
Noah's Ark was pretty great too. Of course there was a lot of water (and sun, although the water was freezing and it wasn't very great weather the first day), but they best rides were Stingray and Scorpion's Tail (that ride left me speechless, it was just that beastin'. I mean they lock you in, and the ground drops out...and well... you just have to ride it). Then there was the Curse of the Crypt, or whatever it was called. Definitely fun (and scary, scary enough my Mom started crying and freaking out and punching us. Yeah she's a spaz, and definitely not a fan of haunted houses...or snakes).
It was actually pretty funny. Not to be mean. The whole time Chris was freaking out and trying to use me as a human shield, but as soon as we got out he tried to act all macho and cool and was like "Man, I wasn't scared at all. That was awesome! I want to do it again." and then a few minutes later he was like "Next time, I'm gonna do it with my eyes open!". You just had to be there, it was pretty funny.
The 4D theater was kind of cool too, I just liked the pickle smell (they seriously had me craving a pickle after that).
The diving board had some mishaps (like you know, bikini not staying on really...but I'm pretty sure nobody saw).
And then there were totally some CODs (creepy old dudes) there, hitting on me. Total bleck.
Sadly, there weren't a lot (make that any) hot guys there. Even the lifeguards were gross (and not to be racist but all the name tags listed where the were from and like the majority weren't from the U.S. The accents were cool actually. It was just interesting).
There was this one guy there though, he had the most amazing green eyes. You know how in books they will say someone has moss/forest/emerald green eyes? I always thought that wasn't real, but I am now a believer. Plus, he didn't look that bad either. I think I might have creeped him out though, since the line was an hour wait and I kind of stared at him the WHOLE time up. Not continuously, but I did keep sneaking peeks (well more full on looks).
Definitely a good time! Can't wait to go next year (since next year we know how it all works and we can bring other people) :D
Always Three Words,
Nadia EchoAs long as you were expecting?
18 August, 2010
Awkward Hugs
You know how they are, those awkward times when you kind of stand there looking at each other trying to decide if you should hug or not.
And then you're like "Well, um. bye!" and you hug them all fast, and walk away, fake smile plastered on face, trying not to feel completely out of place dumb.
And they're awkward for all sort of reason, are you to the stage where you hug this person, is this person really a hugging person, do you see them enough/it was a casual enough get-together no hug is needed?
Someone really needs to invent something to do in those situations...
BTW: Miss me yet? I either get back Thursday or Friday, so expect a LONG post then...
And then you're like "Well, um. bye!" and you hug them all fast, and walk away, fake smile plastered on face, trying not to feel completely out of place dumb.
And they're awkward for all sort of reason, are you to the stage where you hug this person, is this person really a hugging person, do you see them enough/it was a casual enough get-together no hug is needed?
Someone really needs to invent something to do in those situations...
Always Three Words,
Nadia EchoBTW: Miss me yet? I either get back Thursday or Friday, so expect a LONG post then...
16 August, 2010
VACATION TIME!
We're leaving bright and early (I had to get up at 6:30...and that's early for a teenager, especially during summer vacation. Hell, that's early for most people) for the water park of America!
You guessed it, WISCONSIN DELLS!
I've never been before so I'm SUPER excited (and even if I had been before I think I'd still be excited anyways).
I don't think I'll really be able to post, so I'll schedule one for either Tuesday or Wednesday (It'll probably just be a short random blurb thingy, but that's better than nothing, RIGHT?)
Of course I'll still update (since I just text those form my phone). But really, they never are very long (so I barely count them as anything).
TeeTee for now, TaTa for later :)
You guessed it, WISCONSIN DELLS!
I've never been before so I'm SUPER excited (and even if I had been before I think I'd still be excited anyways).
I don't think I'll really be able to post, so I'll schedule one for either Tuesday or Wednesday (It'll probably just be a short random blurb thingy, but that's better than nothing, RIGHT?)
Of course I'll still update (since I just text those form my phone). But really, they never are very long (so I barely count them as anything).
TeeTee for now, TaTa for later :)
Always Three Words,
Nadia Echo
15 August, 2010
The Gal and the Register
You ever hear the one about the single gal in the supermarket? It's an oldie but a goodie...
No? Ok, I'll tell you.
So she brings all her stuff up to the register, you know, 4 pack of toilet paper, microwavable dinners, that sort of thing. The checkout guy looks at all of her stuff and asks her "Hey, you single?" she kind of giggles and she's like "Why? Can you tell by the stuff I'm buying, like all the single serve items?" and he's like "No, cause you're fuckin' ugly!"
LOL! Ok I don't tell it as good as the guy (I think his name is Mike) on TiMER (seriously, you should click the link. You can not watch it with a straight face.) does to Oona, but it's still pretty funny!
No? Ok, I'll tell you.
So she brings all her stuff up to the register, you know, 4 pack of toilet paper, microwavable dinners, that sort of thing. The checkout guy looks at all of her stuff and asks her "Hey, you single?" she kind of giggles and she's like "Why? Can you tell by the stuff I'm buying, like all the single serve items?" and he's like "No, cause you're fuckin' ugly!"
LOL! Ok I don't tell it as good as the guy (I think his name is Mike) on TiMER (seriously, you should click the link. You can not watch it with a straight face.) does to Oona, but it's still pretty funny!
Always Three Words,
Nadia Echo
14 August, 2010
Trend-Settin'
I've done it again. Introduced yet another friend to the wonderful world of blogging.
You should check her out HERE, and say hi!
You know how it is, gotta give a shout out to my peeps!
You should check her out HERE, and say hi!
You know how it is, gotta give a shout out to my peeps!
Always Three Words,
Nadia Echo
13 August, 2010
Love it to Death
Am I insane, or is this everyone's reaction to cute things?
When I see it I just want to squeeze it till it's eyes pop out. You know? Or do I just sound like a psycho killer now?
But seriously, I see a cute puppy (or something along those lines of cuteness) and I just wanna cuddle it to death. Just squeeze the life right out of it.
That's not just me, right?
When I see it I just want to squeeze it till it's eyes pop out. You know? Or do I just sound like a psycho killer now?
But seriously, I see a cute puppy (or something along those lines of cuteness) and I just wanna cuddle it to death. Just squeeze the life right out of it.
That's not just me, right?
Always Three Words,
Nadia Echo
12 August, 2010
Bad Parts of Pet Owning
I love my dog, he's my baby, my bestfriend. But there are times, those times when I just can't handle it, when I think, why did I ever want a dog?
Those times when he gets a little too much human food and starts barfing everywhere or gets the toots. The nasty, smelly dog poots.
Those times after I'm done cleaning up his accidents, when I madly scrub off my hands up to my elbows in the hottest water I can take (and then some) even after I wore rubber gloves.
Those are the times when I think, how will I ever handle children?
Those times when he gets a little too much human food and starts barfing everywhere or gets the toots. The nasty, smelly dog poots.
Those times after I'm done cleaning up his accidents, when I madly scrub off my hands up to my elbows in the hottest water I can take (and then some) even after I wore rubber gloves.
Those are the times when I think, how will I ever handle children?
Always Three Words,
Nadia Echo
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