The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe

[blue]

^Hahah, that would be pretty satisfying if you were his brother. And cool if you had a video game with yourself in it

[aurora10]

I knooooooooow. That would be the coolest thing.

[reverie]

Yeah, it would.
Anyone know if William is gonna be appearing on any other shows soon?

[aurora10]

If you didn't see the Conan eppy, you can d/l here.
www.william.sugarclouds.net/wmain.php

As far as any TV appearances, I'm not aware of any.

[reverie]

I have dial-up. So, DLing is a big no no fo rme.

[aurora10]

I'm sorry about that.

[reverie]

Eh, don't be. It sucks, though. Hopefully I'll get DSL one of these days, lol.

[aurora10]

Yeah, dial-up is no fun. *shakes fist*

It's so cool cause I can d/l Narnia wallpaper for my phone.

[blue]

With your computer? TELL ME HOW. I just email it to my phone... how else do you do it?

[aurora10]

Nope! lol I can d/l straight from my phone. I have this thing called "T-Zones," where I can d/l wallpapers and ringtones.

[reverie]

That's awesome.

[blackberry]

I love the movie too! I think my mom read the books to us when we were young but dude, I fall asleep whenever someone is reading to me outloud! So, I don't remember the books. But alas, I was in the play version of The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe. I loved the play and everyone who worked on it not to mention the fact I recognized some of the lines from the movie that were also in the play!! It was kinda weird but hey...

Guess who I thought was extremely cute? Mr. Tumnus. Me and my sister were like, "Where is he FROM?" Cuz he looked SO familiar! But he wasn't in anything I saw. Maybe I met him in my dreams...Lol. Jk!

[reverie]

Yeah, I thought Mr. Tumnus was super cute. I felt like I'd seen him before, too. But I hadn't.

[aurora10]

Hahaha! So did I. For some reason, he did look familiar. *shrugs* lol

What were you in the play, blackberry?

[stormy]

I finally saw it! I loved it. I was going to wait to see it with someone else, but he won't be available till after the holidays, so I went with Mom instead. I'll see it again later. It was great, very faithful to the spirit of the book, though it's been years since I read it.

BTW, my mom did not catch *any* of the religious parallels some people were concerned would "ruin" the movie. I had to point them all out to her afterwards. Considering the number of movies we've seen, some over and over, that cover the same themes...I thought it was pretty funny that she didn't pick up on much of any of it.

And now I've got to add another cute British boy to my list...a rare exception to the blond rule, LOL!