Moonie's Ramblings

[Prof. Moonie]

If I see more photos that I like, and are relatively small enough to post here without stretching the page, then I will do so. But the likelihood of me doing it is pretty slim. Seeing as the picture I just posted has been the first one I've posted from the site. sweatdrop  

[Prof. Moonie]

About an hour until I'll have to leave to eat some lunch and then head to school.  

[Prof. Moonie]

It's sort of interesting how some of the these brides and grooms keep reminding me of various movie stars. sweatdrop  

[Prof. Moonie]

I've liked some of the pictures of the weddings where the Bride has let the bridesmaids choose the dress to wear within the specified color scheme.

Like this wedding:

 

[Prof. Moonie]

I really like some of these vintage engagement photoshoots that the photographer has done. Looks like something my friend Ame would do, since she's been doing the vintage pinup style photoshoots lately. xd  

[Prof. Moonie]

I love that most couples (through this photographer) have tried to incorporate either the way they met into the photoshoot, or add a bit more of their wedding theme into it. *nods* I definitely would love to do something like that myself.

Oh the fun of dreaming about wedding-related things. xd  

[Prof. Moonie]

Well, I'm heading off. Talk to you tomorrow.  

[Prof. Moonie]

Good morning everyone.  

[Prof. Moonie]

I'll have a few homework assignments to take care of today. So I don't know if I'll have time to do any free stuff or not today. *shrugs* Guess I'll just have to wait and see on how long it takes me to do everything.  

[Prof. Moonie]

One of my classmates in my Shakespeare class has just returned from England, when he was working over there at a theatre critic. Yesterday he had told us a bit of history behind the Globe Theater and various other theaters that the same guy built. I was lovin' his British accent. whee  

[Prof. Moonie]

After lunch, I'll start my reading for my 19th Century Literature class. And I'll probably list my comments on the reading here, like I usually do.

So... be back in a bit.  

[Prof. Moonie]

I'm back. And just finished writing a poem that was forming in my head since yesterday - which was inspired by a crow that I saw while having dinner. Though my poem is about a Raven, not a crow... but whatever. I only went with Raven, because of some slight references I make in the poem. sweatdrop I'm actually pretty pleased with how it turned out. It's not the usual type of poems I write - love themed. And I love the wit I've incorporated into it. whee

But yeah... now to start my homework.  

[Prof. Moonie]

*listens to Jewel's "Sweet and Wild" album*  

[Prof. Moonie]

"We traveled many days and nights; not in the grand happy way that we moved camp when I was a little girl, but we were driven, my child, driven like a herd of buffalo."

This reminds me of the historical event - the "Trail of Tears" that occured in 1838 and 1839. The Cherokee nation was forced from their lands east of Mississippi to an area in present-day Oklahoma - a part of Andrew Jackson's Indian removal policy.  

[Prof. Moonie]

"My mission done, I ran back, skipping and jumping with delight. All out of breath, I told my mother almost the exact words of the answers to my invitation. Frequently she asked, "What were they doing wen you entered their tepee?" This taught me to remember all I saw at a single glance. Often I told my mother my impressions without being questioned."

Sounds like something Sherlock Holmes would tell Dr. Watson - to be more observant. Especially when Holmes is able to get loads of information with a single glance himself - which he usually later explains to Watson how he came to his conclusions. biggrin