Hmm... I'm not sure where to start on this blog. Or really what all to include.
Some of it's probably best left out.
I guess it all started when Kelsey, Alyssa, and I (and originally Emily, but she couldn't come) went together to see Nightmare on Elm Street at the drive-in!
(I'm starting to think I won't be able to fit all this into one blog... it's gonna be super long.)
Well, here goes!
On the way there, we listened to our CD and sang along to the songs preeetty poorly (or at least I did.) Sadie Hawkins Dance was particularly fun to sing to. That, and all the Glee songs on there. And Backstreet Boys. And the Bloodhound Gang.
Okay, so Alyssa brought some Easter candy with her (she has A LOT.) I had a blue ring pop, which surprise, surprise. Turned my mouth and teeth blue. So when we got to the drive-in, I was a little worried they'd ask us if we were 17 or not. We were going to see a rated R movie, anddd we didn't exactly have our IDs with us. Even if we did, it wouldn't really matter. Me and Kelsey were still 16.
But they didn't! Everything went smoooothly.
So we got to Screen 5, and (after much debate on where to park) Kelsey's radio decided it wanted to be a jerkface.
We had to change it to 90.9, but it would only go to 90.3 (which played Spanish love songs) and 91. something (which played religious music.) Oh boy.
Eventually though, Alyssa figured out how to get it to 90.9. Whew.
Then it took us a while to choose our seating arrangement. On the hood of the car? In the back of the car? In the front of the car? After getting more than a few footprints on Kelsey's windshield, me and Alyssa got on the hood, but as soon as the previews started, I freaked and went back inside. She followed after and here's how we sat for the rest of the movie:
Kelsey in the driver's seat, hanging her feet out the window.
Alyssa in the middle, putting her feather-pillow head wherever pleased.
And me in the passenger's seat.
Now, I dunno about you, but I love talking during scary movies. It annoys everyone around me, but I just can't help it... I have to comment on everything. :(
So yeah, I'm trying to think of all the funny stuff that was said during the movie, but the only thing I can remember (that's school appropriate) is us making fun of "micronaps." Which wasn't even that funny... we're just dumb.
And the car behind us kept turning his lights on (rude), I guess because we were too loud? We didn't even have the windows rolled down! Except for when Kelsey wanted to stick her feet out the window.
But after the first movie was over, we decided to stay for the second movie, The Losers.
...pshh, yeah. That lasted long.
We left about 5 minutes into the movie.
And that leads me to my NEXT blog!
(if I only need 3 blogs for this month, why not just divide one big blog into two blogs and save myself the trouble? Smart thinking, Stacie.)
Some of it's probably best left out.
I guess it all started when Kelsey, Alyssa, and I (and originally Emily, but she couldn't come) went together to see Nightmare on Elm Street at the drive-in!
(I'm starting to think I won't be able to fit all this into one blog... it's gonna be super long.)
Well, here goes!
On the way there, we listened to our CD and sang along to the songs preeetty poorly (or at least I did.) Sadie Hawkins Dance was particularly fun to sing to. That, and all the Glee songs on there. And Backstreet Boys. And the Bloodhound Gang.
Okay, so Alyssa brought some Easter candy with her (she has A LOT.) I had a blue ring pop, which surprise, surprise. Turned my mouth and teeth blue. So when we got to the drive-in, I was a little worried they'd ask us if we were 17 or not. We were going to see a rated R movie, anddd we didn't exactly have our IDs with us. Even if we did, it wouldn't really matter. Me and Kelsey were still 16.
But they didn't! Everything went smoooothly.
So we got to Screen 5, and (after much debate on where to park) Kelsey's radio decided it wanted to be a jerkface.
We had to change it to 90.9, but it would only go to 90.3 (which played Spanish love songs) and 91. something (which played religious music.) Oh boy.
Eventually though, Alyssa figured out how to get it to 90.9. Whew.
Then it took us a while to choose our seating arrangement. On the hood of the car? In the back of the car? In the front of the car? After getting more than a few footprints on Kelsey's windshield, me and Alyssa got on the hood, but as soon as the previews started, I freaked and went back inside. She followed after and here's how we sat for the rest of the movie:
Kelsey in the driver's seat, hanging her feet out the window.
Alyssa in the middle, putting her feather-pillow head wherever pleased.
And me in the passenger's seat.
Now, I dunno about you, but I love talking during scary movies. It annoys everyone around me, but I just can't help it... I have to comment on everything. :(
So yeah, I'm trying to think of all the funny stuff that was said during the movie, but the only thing I can remember (that's school appropriate) is us making fun of "micronaps." Which wasn't even that funny... we're just dumb.
And the car behind us kept turning his lights on (rude), I guess because we were too loud? We didn't even have the windows rolled down! Except for when Kelsey wanted to stick her feet out the window.
But after the first movie was over, we decided to stay for the second movie, The Losers.
...pshh, yeah. That lasted long.
We left about 5 minutes into the movie.
And that leads me to my NEXT blog!
(if I only need 3 blogs for this month, why not just divide one big blog into two blogs and save myself the trouble? Smart thinking, Stacie.)
