Yesterday, my friend and I went to see Les Miserables on Broadway in Times Square. A friend was so kind and offered to line up at the theater to get us the $37 rush tickets. She lined up at 8:30 a.m. till 10 a.m., when the box office opened.
My dad rode the subway with us, and then since we only had two tickets, he dropped us off. We got obstructed view seats, up in the balcony in a box with two other ladies. The chairs were like diner-style chairs and they creaked (really weird), but the good thing was we could move the chairs anywhere in the space we had.

Truly songs and tales fall utterly short of the reality, O Smaug the Chiefest and greatest of Calamities.”

A year from today; today, the 21st of January; I found this amazing website, ApricotPie. I cannot believe a year has gone by so quickly, but it has. A year ago from today I would not have even imagined that I would be allowed to be a part of this encouraging community of home-schooled writers...but because of my parents' permission, I am! I am so incredibly blessed. God Bless You all!

*For Arthur and Mrs. Miller for advising me to read this book and for many others in hopes that they will read this book. 

*May Contain Spoilers

I wrote this a few months ago, when I was thirteen.

Narnia
Pros: Highly enjoyable , written marvelously. No uneeded detail, perhaps not detail enough for some. Great symbolism and anologys, all morals are to be in line. Wonderful storyline, though evil creatures are not described in deatail it is intense enough to keep you interested.