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Randomness!
I created this blog for random stuff, so I don't have to talk about one thing! It gets boring if you talk about just one thing! I have Interest in: Volleyball, Soccer, Piano, Guitar, Violin, and Acting
Thursday, May 9, 2013
Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Iron Man 3
I know most of you have seen it already, I know I'm a little late :( In my opinion Iron man 3 was great, but in over all family friendliness 2 and a half stars should do.
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Iron Man 3
Who's going to see Iron Man 3? Me and a group of friends might be going to see it on opening night, I bet it will be packed, though. Who's excited? I am! After I see the movie, I will post a review on the movie for those who want to see it but want to hear (or read), a review first.
Wednesday, January 2, 2013
The Hobbit
I know I'm a little slow on this but...... here's the review on The Hobbit. The Hobbit is a serious movie, but I like how they mixed in a few funny parts. The Hobbit is not a very 'Kid Friendly' movie, but more likely the age 10 and up. In a all out thing, I'm giving the movie a 4 out of 5, rating.
Friday, December 14, 2012
The Hobbit
Most people are excited about The Hobbit that came out Yesterday. Me and my family have never been huge fans of the Lord of the Rings series, but me and my sisters are giving it a try. Sunday, me, my sisters, and a few of our friends are going to see The Hobbit. I guess we will find out if we like the Lord of the Rings or not.
Thursday, December 6, 2012
Christmas
Christmas is a time to: Run around screaming while looking for gifts, get angry when you buy something for someone and they already bought it, pulling your hair out, etc. Wait, let me re-write that. Christmas is a time to: enjoy the warmth of the fire, the warmth of Hot Chocolate, the warm blankets, putting the lights on the house and trying not to fall off the ladder, putting the Christmas tree up, decorating, buying gifts for Friends and Family, etc. Christmas is right around the corner and you are probably pulling your hair out looking for gifts. Let me tell you something. Close your eyes and count to 10, open your eyes and take a deep breath and calm yourself. Look around you. Christmas isn't about the gifts, the parties, and everything else. It's about the birth of Jesus Christ. You might roll your eyes disgusted and probably think: 'Oh, she's one of those people' like I'm some kind of disease, well newsflash people! I don't care about what you think. All I can say is: Merry Christmas.
Sunday, October 14, 2012
How to make a simple and easy Quiver
Step 1. Take a cardboard box and cut the side so the box lays flat.
Step 2. Roll the box up till it is the size you need.
Step 3. Once rolled up, cut off the end parts so it looks good.
Step 4. Get a hot glue gun, and glue the cardboard so it stays round like a quiver.
Step 5. Once glued, take lipstick (yes lipstick) and smear it on the bottom of you're quiver. When you do that, stamp the bottom of the quiver on another piece of cardboard (this is for the bottom so the arrows won't fall out) . Step 6. Cut out the outline you've made with lipstick and hit glue it to the bottom of the quiver. Step 7. Let it dry. When it is dry, take the color of fabric you want you're quiver to be, and cut out the size you need so it can fit around you're quiver. Step 8. When you cut out the size you need to fit around the quiver (make it a little bigger than the quiver) and sew it. Step 9. When the fabric is sown together, slip it over the cardboard. Step 10. Sew the bottom of the fabric so it covers the bottom of you're quiver. Take the extra cut fabric and stuff it inside the quiver. Now the strap. Step 11. Take a old belt or something, and and sew it to the quiver (Cardboard and all) take you're measurements to make sure it fits right. Step 12. Once sown to the cardboard and fabric, put you quiver on to make sure it fits.
Step 2. Roll the box up till it is the size you need.
Step 3. Once rolled up, cut off the end parts so it looks good.
Step 4. Get a hot glue gun, and glue the cardboard so it stays round like a quiver.
Step 5. Once glued, take lipstick (yes lipstick) and smear it on the bottom of you're quiver. When you do that, stamp the bottom of the quiver on another piece of cardboard (this is for the bottom so the arrows won't fall out) . Step 6. Cut out the outline you've made with lipstick and hit glue it to the bottom of the quiver. Step 7. Let it dry. When it is dry, take the color of fabric you want you're quiver to be, and cut out the size you need so it can fit around you're quiver. Step 8. When you cut out the size you need to fit around the quiver (make it a little bigger than the quiver) and sew it. Step 9. When the fabric is sown together, slip it over the cardboard. Step 10. Sew the bottom of the fabric so it covers the bottom of you're quiver. Take the extra cut fabric and stuff it inside the quiver. Now the strap. Step 11. Take a old belt or something, and and sew it to the quiver (Cardboard and all) take you're measurements to make sure it fits right. Step 12. Once sown to the cardboard and fabric, put you quiver on to make sure it fits.
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