So...

I've been reading the Harry Potter books since Kindergarten. At age 9 something clicked and I became obsessed. Once the 4th movie came out in... 2005, maybe, I lost all faith in the series.

That said, I must say that the Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows trailer actually renewed my hope for the franchise. With two movies totally about 5 hours, they better get this shit right.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_EC2tmFVNNE

Words of Wisdom

"I started hating myself slightly because I was like, 'I'm not saving the world right now; why am I being praised so much?'"

-Ellen Page

"Art, like Nature, has her own monsters."

-Oscar Wilde

"A tolerant world is a work in progress."

-Anonymous

just an fyi

I have 4 websites saved to my Bookmark Bar.

1) This one

2) Invisible Children Blog

3) Wall Street Journal- Photo Journal

4) Christopher Walken's blog

Why yes, we did just make a law.

It's officially official. Today, this Monday May 24th, 2010, President Barack Hussein Obama signed the LRA Disarmament and Northern Uganda Recovery Act to make it a LAW!!!!!

To Invisible Children Co-Founder, Jason Russell he said, "When you see Jacob, you tell him something... I'm going to do something about this."

What a guy. I knew I loved him for a reason.

Here is his official statement about the signing of the bill: http://blog.invisiblechildren.com/2010/05/obama-speaks-the-president-declares-his-commitment-to-the-lra-bill/

And here's mine:

Guys. After 5 years of relentless lobbying for the support and attention of the bill, we, the humble citizens of the United States of America, have just introduced the largest piece of legislature ever made law concerning Africa. WE JUST CHANGED THE GOD-DAMN WORLD!

Congratulations to everyone and WE DID IT!

I could really use a wish right now.

'Airplane' by B.o.B. featuring Paramore's Hayley Williams. It's amazing.

http://pep.si/d1pw4c

Vote to give this idea 250K: Launch Liberty House and provide assistance to NK refugees in the US. With funding, LiNK will:

• Provide housing for North Korean refugees once resettled in the U.S.
• Provide food for North Korean refugees once resettled in the U.S.
• Facilitate language acquisition and cultural orientation for refugees.
• Provide job training, and career counseling for refugees.
• Provide medical and psychological services for North Korean refugees.

Oh, boy. I love this man.

"When you spend too long in a place you eventually run out of inspiration... So that's kind of what drove me to get up and move. So I left and I've been traveling around ever since, writing... and uh, living. I've been everywhere."

Josiah Leming