silversuns

Yesterday was the big ~High School Musical 2 premiere on Disney. I'll admit, I watched it, and I even invited people over to watch it. Kaytlin and I's opinions :

Vanessa Hudgens got fatter.
Zac Efron got oranger.
Why did they make the big fuss on the commercials about the Monique Coleman girl jumping into the pool when she couldn't swim, and then didn't show it?
How did Gabrielle give Troy the necklace back, but when she sings with him, she's got it on, and she hasn't seen him since she gave it back.

Oh well, we had fun laughing at pissed off Troy, and how Gabrielle was talking to Troy and then randomly burst out song. Call me uncreative or something, but sometimes musicals just really puzzle me. Everyone knows the words and songs, and they sing to each other like no big deal. So, if this wasn't a musical, would they just be saying what they're singing? Are we supposed to take the song like they're talking? I don't know, not a fan of musicals.

Except for when I was in third grade and watched The Sound of Music every other day.

The best thing that came out of my party was the cupcakes decorated like basketballs that Kayt and I made. They're made of win, delicious, and themed.

Caleb and Keegan came over, but got mad because we didn't tell them that the main point of having people over was to watch High School Musical 2. Oh well, they stuck it out for awhile, then left because Caleb had finished brushing the horses (he did that instead of watched) and Keegan was on the verge of tears, pretty much.

I need to get out and do things.

Trip to Detroit next week.

Possible bonfire if the burning ban is ever lifted.

If the bonfire is a no, I'm going to see if I can stay in Detroit for all of next week to catch Mason Proper down there. It's been a few months since I've seen them, and they're from Alpena (my town), and I'd pick them over any huge headliner anyday. They're seriously amazing.

Time to go clean.