ETA 2: ASKDHALJHFDKJFHDSJFKHDSF!!! In trying to fix my screwed up cut tag thing, I accidentally deleted the whole part of the post where I talk about the exhibition. Excuse me while I go kill LiveJournal.

ETA 3: I think I fixed it. There might be more bolds or italicizations that should be there, but I'm too lazy too read through the whole post and find them.

While writing this post, I found out that one of my friends, Ankoor, was chosen to be an extra in the Nightmare on Elm Street movie! He'll be doing his filming on Wednesday morning, so I'll be sure to ask him about everything. I also learned on Wednesday that one of our teachers is going to be cast as a history teacher for the movie. Unfortunately, I don't think I know any of the teachers who tried out. During World History, everyone was asking why our teacher didn't try out, but he said that the teacher is supposed to be boring, and he was incapable of being boring. :-) 

ETA: My friend Josh (yes, matt_writer, our son!) is in the movie too!


( And now the Harry Potter exhibition and what followed... )


And so ends what was probably the most awesome day of my life since Terminus!

Here is the post about fandom I mentioned before. I might be kind of disorganized because I was planning to finish it when I got back from the show, but I am just too excited and hyped up to reread and edit and organize and whatnot. I can barely type! I meant to say more stuff before about the great causes the Harry Potter fandom supports and the HP Alliance and

kreachercookies and everything, but just pretend I did, okay?



So veganwrocker posted an entry a few weeks ago about wizard rock and the Harry Potter, and it got me thinking.
  ( Why Fandom Freaking Rocks )

 

So summary: FANDOM IS AWESOME, it saves people from lots of emotional hurt, it does great things for charity, it facilitates the making of friends, and I am SO GLAD I’ve been it for so long!