strfruit

That is such a sweet thing to say, sweetheart. <3
Haha well thank you so much for that. I try as best as I kind to be kind to any member willing to talk to me. Are you new, dear?

Yeah; sometimes people just have a lot of things on their mind and can't think straight.

Oh it is not a problem at all. I am more than happy to make new friends who are as kind as you. =^^=

Haha, awkward is a nice way to put it mildly. I always hate it when it happens, so I kind of understand when people don't remember me.

Yeah, that's true. It's more embarrassing though when you can't even remember the face of a person. There have been a number of times where I pass someone and they say "hey" to me, I say "hey" back, but silently go "who was that guy??"

Yeah, it's always a tough situation to deal with. Not fun at all. :/

Yeah, it's always a crappy feeling. And they're people I should remember because they're cool and stand out in my mind...but they're name just won't come up.

Yep. Unless someone becomes really close to me, I often remember them as "that one guy". It kind of depresses me because when I see them around campus, they can remember my name with ease.

Yeah, everyone in that class seemed to really know each other. The bad thing is that I can't remember any of their names. I recognize their faces easily, but I also seem to have problems with remembering some people's names.

Yeah; the people I sat around were very friendly and kind of forced me out of my shyness. Good intentions, but I don't think they'd be happy to know that they didn't didn't succeed too much. XD

Yeah; that was the same for me. By the end of the year though, I felt more comfortable than I did at the beginning, although my last speech didn't seem like my best.

Yeah; I was a little bit comfortable in my speeches, but I would always get very nervous. I had to be told numerous times that I need to calm down and stop shaking. And, yeah, it's very helpful with things like acting and such.

lol. Yeah, I remember going through speech class, and it opens up a lot of story telling opportunities.

It's a part of our final project. It's the opening scene to my movie. My main character is reading her speech for class out loud, but doesn't really have confidence in herself.

lol.

Well, I finished writing my scene for my next Script Writing class. I didn't realize how much I liked to swear until now.

Yeah, I agree on that. Continuing on would kill the story.

No, book three just had an ending. The story that the author was telling is over and there's really no way in that it'll make sense to continue on. Which, I can admire about the author at least, giving it a solid finishing. It doesn't look like there will be a fourth book, unless she does some kind of prequel, which I hope she doesn't.

Yeah, like the first ones an action/adventure story, then it leads to some political stuff, and then it just turns into i-don't-know-what for the third story. I mean, nothing really felt consistent, which is why I think it would have been better if it all was just one book. The story would feel a bit more solid. I hope the movies do lead in well to each other, because the books don't too much. Each ending to the final chapter of the first two just feel like it leads to another chapter. I mean, yeah, give a little something to look forward to the next book, but at least complete it. You may be telling one long narrative, but you're also writing a story for that one book too. I mean, Harry Potter was able to pull it off and it went on for seven books.

Yeah, it's just different tastes. And yeah, I'm glad that the filmmakers actually stuck with their original plan.

And I finished the Hunger Games series. Was it okay? yeah. Does it really deserve it's hype? Not really. It was okay, and I don't regret reading them, but there are so many things that could have been done better or more looked into. Plus, without a lot of the padding, it seems like all three books could have just been one big book. And all of them seem to be about completely different things.

Yeah; I've never been into the whole Stooges thing. I mean, I do like slap stick sometimes, but I guess I'm just not too much into childish slap stick. Yeah, the ending was kind of...meh. I'm not going to be too harsh on it because the ending does make sense in the context of the film, and it seems like it's a natural ending. Something about it though just fell flat. I'm at least happy that they at least didn't cop-out about it.