Michf98's Blog

You shouldn’t bother yourself coming here, oh wait, you already do that. But, I made a new blog: http://dusscusionboard.wordpress.com/ . Please visit there. I don’t believe that I will delete this blog any time soon. But, please visit my new blog.

I’ve haven’t been posting, as you can see. And nobody come here anymore. So, my last try before quitting is: workers. And as in workers, I mean like no posting or making pages about Webkinz or Club Penguin. I’ll accept pages about certain bands, (no Jonas Brother, Hannah Montana, etc) and Animal Crossing x). You can post about random things, I guess. And, if you like  the Twilight Saga, be my guest xD. I would like to have Sammy and Luna work here, especially. You can also fill out this survey :

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Hey. Let’s talk phones! Cell phones of course! Do you like this phone? -

This phone is called the Motorola Karma. It’s got the perfect “add-ons”. You can use Facebook, Myspace, Twitter, etc., I think 2.0 mega pixels querty keyboard, and it’s  very good size, unique shape. So, if you own this phone, is it good or bad?   Is the texting good?

ANYWAY, look at the picture! -

BEAST! =D

Happy late Halloween! If you’ve ever wondered how Halloween started, and/or what is means (what’s the point?), well, I shall tell you!

 Halloween (Hal-oh-wee-n) is an anual holiday celebrated on October 31st. It has roots in the Celtic festival of Samhain and the Christian holy day of  All Saints,  but is today largely a secular celebration.

Halloween activites include trick-or-treating, wearing costumes and attending costume parties, carving jack-o’-lanterns, ghost tours, bonfires, visiting haunted attractions, pranks, telling scary stories, and watching horror films.

Now, I will tell you some different traditions on October 31st. Copy and pasted, .

Halloween celebration in France began in 1997. Popularity peaked in 2000, but declined after that. In 2006, many French newspapers wrote on the death of Halloween. It was purely commercial, and overlapped with the Touissant day (Catholic festival) that takes place November 1st.

In parts of northern England, there is a traditional festival called Mischief Night, which falls on the 30th of October. During the celebration, children play a range of “tricks” (ranging from minor to more serious) on adults. One of the more serious tricks might include the unhinging of garden gates (which were often thrown into ponds or moved far away). In recent years, such acts have occasionally escalated to extreme vandalism, sometimes involving street fires.

Bobbing for apples is a well-established association with Halloween. In the game, attempts are made (using only one’s mouth) to catch an apple placed in a water-filled barrel. Once an apple is caught, it is sometimes peeled and tossed over the shoulder in the hope that the strips would fall into the shape of a letter, which would be the first initial of the participant’s true love.

Other traditions include making toffee apples and apple tarts. Apple tarts may be baked with a coin hidden inside, and nuts of all types are traditional Halloween fare.

There has been increasing concern about the potential for antisocial behaviour, particularly among older teenagers, on Halloween. Cases of houses being “egg-bombed” or having lit fireworks posted through the letterbox (especially when the occupants do not give money or gifts) have been reported, and the BBC reported that for Halloween 2006, police forces stepped up patrols to respond to such mischief.

Coelcerth: Families build a fire and place stones with their names on it. The person whose stone is missing the next morning would die within the year.

Eiddiorwg Dalen: A few leaves of ground ivy is thought to give you the power to see hags. For prophetic dreams a boy should cut ten ivy leaves, throw away one and put the rest under his head before he sleeps. A girl should take a wild rose grown into a hoop, creep through it three times, cut it in silence, and go to bed with it under her pillow.

In Mexico, Halloween has been celebrated since roughly 1960. There, celebrations have been influenced by the American traditions, such as the costuming of children who visit the houses of their neighbourhood in search of candy. Though the “trick-or-treat” motif is used, tricks are not generally played on residents not providing candy. Older crowds of preteens, teenagers and adults will sometimes organize Halloween-themed parties, which might be scheduled on the nearest available weekend. Usually kids stop by at peoples’ houses, knock on their door or the ring the bell and say “¡Noche de Brujas, Halloween!” (‘Witches’ Night, Halloween!’) or “¡Queremos Haloween!” (We want Halloween!). The second phrase is more commonly used among children, the affirmation of “We want Halloween” means “We want candy”, similarly “Me da mi calaverita” means “I want my little skull”.

Halloween has become popular only recently in Japan, mainly in the context of American pop culture. Western-style Halloween decorations such as jack-o’-lanterns can be seen in many locations, and places such as Tokyo Disneyland and Universal Studios Japan put on special Halloween events. The wearing of costumes is mostly limited to private home parties, day care centers and kindergartens, as well as in larger cities at bars frequented or run by foreigners. On a national scale trick-or-treating is largely unpracticed.

Nowadays when they speak to us of “Halloween” we thought about a celebration with subject related to the demon, monsters, magic, candies, disguises and without I number of other things. But in truth as they will be the origins of this celebration and it is related to the Christianity.

The origins but deep of this festividad come from the old tribes celtas who were in Ireland, Scotland, Wales and England. For celtas first of November it was the beginning of a new year and celebrated the festival of “Samahain”, gentleman of deads. During this festival celtas thought that the souls of deads returned to the Earth with the alive ones. In order to frighten malignant spirits, the people used you chewed and caught giants bonfires.

Interesting.

I went to see Where the Wild Things Are on the premiering day. The beloved children’s book was turned into a film, I must say that that film was bad. It was on the slight edge of “good”. Although, I loved the little boy, Max. He is just adorable! Especially when he cried. . .(I’m a creep) But, what I didn’t like about the movie is that it was a bit boring. I haven’t read the book yet, so I guess you could call me clueless. It felt like the Wild Things are just destroying things. Some parts I did like was the emotional scenes. Especially when he went sailing all alone. I’m not trying to spoil it for you, if I talk about some parts. The creepiest part was Carol’s sad, hopeless, sorrowful face when Max had to leave the land and go back to his real home. It was a bit. . . frightful. Creeped me out a bit. The soundtrack was great. But, I bet I missed a lot with all those bathroom trips from huge “small” sodas, lol. So, I  give the movie a 5. Go see it, and tell me what you think! Be aware, it’s a bit sad. My eyes were watering up, lol.

Nice title, right? I got my first part to my Twilight appearal collection, well, actually 2nd. I have some pins. . . Yeah, anyway, I got a shirt. This is the symbol on it -

What is up with the small images? Well, there it is. Ahhh, what a beauty. Lol! I thin k i might just make a post of Harry Cullen about Twilight shirts. Saty tuned for that. I’d like to say something about Harry Cullen. I don’t quite know what direction that blog is heading for. But, don’t give up on it.  Oh the lucky part, kind of pointless. My friend gave me a necklace with an elephant pendant on it. It’s supposed to give off good luck to the individual who wears it. The elephant is made up of Black Jade, and Gold. I think it’s gold. . . Well, have a good day!

Not really sure about the title, but I caught this video on YouTube.

Say Say Say by Paul McCartney and Micheal Jackson. What’s better that Jackson and McCartney singing together? Hmm, I might know. . . Listening to this song/video on an iPod Touch? Yes, I come up with great ideas! Anyway. . .  I don’t know the time period (when they shot this video), but it has have been. . . long ago? Jackson was him gorgeous self so who knows when. . .

Enjoy!

Have you seen the new movie Fame? Well, if you haven’t then you need to get your butt off of  the chair in front of your computer and go see it. It’s possibly the best movie on 2009. No, wait. I can’t say that, because New Moon is coming out! Ha ha. . .

Well, anyway. Have’ta gopost on Harry Cullen now.

Bye!

Why, hello there. Maybe you’ve noticed that I haven’t been onj for the past two days! Well, if you haven’t, OPEN YOUR EYES. Well, anyway. . . I went to see for a few days, if was so cool. My first time camping, EVER. I recomend camping on a nice beach, with tons of rocks, in a very large camper, lol. I barley took any pictures, and my camera absolutely sucks, so what’s the point? I shall tell you about it!

I found some really nice pebbles for my fish bowl. I did my nails. . .

Pssssh. Bad picture. ANyway, my nails a purple and yellow with white polka dots! Preeeeeeeeeeeety. Wow, I haven’t been on my Mini in 2 days and nothing has really changed- so far.

Gotta go!

Bye bye!

Have you seen The Vampire Diaries? Stefen Salvator (one of the vampires) looks EXACTLY like Edward Cullen. It’s. . .ridiculous. But, the first episode was very good. My favorite part was when Stefen’s older brother was really pissing him off, and then they all “broke out the fangs”, smashed through the window. OH, and Stefen is a vegetarian vampire! Are vegitarian vampires the new thing? Hm. Well, anyway. . .Let me try to find something. . . Gahh, stupid youtube. Well, never mind. I’ll be at the seas for 2 days, so I wont be on. I’ll be back on Sunday! Wish me luck! And, see Vampire Diaries! Bye!