Funny Animal Friends

The true meaning to the picture below - 'May the oreos be ever in your favour'

I love this picture, but not because it's an oreo which I love anyways (even if they make my teeth temporarily and disgustingly black :P ) but because it relates to book three of the Hunger Games where Katniss meets the two district escapees who have the same symbols on their biscuits, and when Katniss thinks 'only true rebels would have easily disposable evidence of their symbolic solidarity'. I also love the way my mind reads the sentence 'may the oreos be ever in your favour' in an Effie Trinket accent :P

Pottermore

I've recently started playing on the Pottermore website as DawnPixie14727, and though a bit annoying at first, the writing by J.KRowling is really good to read, and I've chosen the tabby cat as my pet as it reminds me of my old cat Tiger, and I'm in my absolute favourite house: Hufflepuff! Probably not everyone's favourite I know, but it seems the friendlier house and it has a badger-thing as it's main picture. :D

Eyes Open

I LOVE THIS SONG! By my favourite singer Taylor Swift and from the soundtrack and with the lyrics based on my favourite book and film 'The Hunger Games'! It's about Peeta and Katniss in the Hunger Games with the whole of the Capitol and twelve districts watching their every move, and how the odds of them winning are against them. <3

Good news :D

I have an account on Preloved, and recently (less than a week ago) put up an advert selling my psychotic quail who just loves to eat the feathers of her male companions right off their back (?!) and funny enough, someone from Southampton wants her already! She is a beautiful quail after all, but still, she has issues...I just didn't think we'd have someone reply so quickly. :P

Red Riding Hood

Since I've just gotten back into reading popular books, I felt like I was obliged to mention something of a book based on a film called 'Red Riding Hood' starring Amanda Seyfried (and I really want to watch her new film called 'Gone'). I found it was quite a good book (not as good as The Hunger Games but honestly, who could compete with that?) and worth reading...though I hate who she chooses and he doesn't look like anything I imagined in the film. Anyways, the film is really good, and it's done in an obviously fake set (for example; the trees are odd looking and like gigantic hawthorns) , which sort of makes it more 'magical'.