Tuesday, October 14, 2008

Wussap????

hey!!! this is FEE talking!!!!! just trying to establish my self here. if you are wondering why my font color isn't like red or green or something, it's because i haven't yet figured out how to do that!! or m aybe my compy just won't let me, either one. I also can't type to save my life!! so yeah.


OH!!! i have my songs on the iPod thingy!!! aren't they amazing?!?!?
yeah if you read in the post below mine, it explains them in the last few sentences

thats kinda me ina nutshell!!!


Ok, you must must must must must must must must must must MUST come and find us on youtube (idk the address or username yet but we'll post it or it is posted) and see our webseries!!!!! it'll be FRAMAZING!!!!

www.youtube.com/xCaffeinatedx

all righty, im peacing out









The amazing and awesome felicity smith (taaafs)

Saturday, October 11, 2008

Yo! Evening Govna!

WOOO FOR BLOGS! Because I can type in PURPLE! (favourite colour, shut UP.)

 So... isn't it SOOOOOO SHINY AND PRETTY?? (Answer is yes.) Doesn't it sound amazing? (Answer is yes.)

 Don't you want to know WHY we made it sound so amazing? (Answer is yes.)

 So.... the first song is "Walking on Sunshine." We picked it because it's so happy... and... yeah. It's energizing. And friendly. And stuffs...... (GEEZ, I SOUND SO DITZY... then again, I'm tired... and I really should be doing my English project. But this is more fun.)
Then it plays "Don't Do Sadness/Blue Wind" from (the BEST MUSICAL IN EXISTANCE,) "Spring Awakening." I feel very much like Moritz, who sings "Don't Do Sadness" at times... I think it sums up my personality when I'm energized... which is a lot lol.

And then it plays "That Time You Fell" by (the BEST BAND IN EXISTANCE) Old Spring's Pike, who now call themselves "The Spring Standards." (Go buy their EP on iTunes NOW. Best $7.92 you will EVAR spend. Oh, some OSP stuffs is on iTunes, too. "That Time You Fell" isn't though.) It's a REEEEEEALLY cute, fluffy song... sung mostly by the guy who sings "Don't So Sadness." Because Johnny Gallagher's the best actor in the history of EVAR. I kinda want to live out "That Time You Fell..." As the girl.

After that, it plays the songs Gray picked. The first one is "Invisible" by Ashlee Simpson. She said she chose it because she feels invisible a lot, and then one day, when people DO realize how freakin' awesome she is, they'll pretend they knew her. Which is REALLY annoying, but whatever. I'll still be supporting her, so screw everybody else.

 Then, it plays "Welcome to My Life" by Simple Plan. Gray chose that one because she feels like she doesn't always fit in, and would sometimes like to be someone else. I feel so bad for her sometimes. I don't know what it's like to not want to be yourself... I know how it feels to want to create a magical person, but not make that magical person YOU.

Now for Felicity's songs!
First it plays "The Sign" by Ace of Base... she says that the lyric "I saw the sign and it opened up my eyes and I am happy now living without you, oh, I left you..." describes her lovelife. Plus, it's upbeat, which she totally is.
After that, it plays "Move Along" by All American Rejects. Fee likes this song because she says she's trying to find her place in life.

 Ok, so that was *deep*. 


 Totes (which is short for totally), 

   HEATHER
(that would be "Heather" in Webdings. Be jealous of the AWESOMENESS.)


Welcome to the Coffee Shop

Hi, I'm Gray Walton, and I'd like to introduce you to our world.
My friends and I have had a tradition for six years: every friday to meet at the Coffee shop Heather's aunt, Sammy, owns and talk about our week. You may think this gets old eventually, but it never does. My friends and I are such opposites, you'd never believe we're friends. But trust me, when you're so different, things are never boring.
First, there's Felicity Smith, also known as Fee. She's really talkative and outgoing. She never has the problem getting the perfect guy. I've always admired Fee for doing what I never could do- being the uber outgoing person and never losing her cool.
Then, there's Heather O'Neary. Heather isn't the person you'll soon forget. Obviously, her hippie parents have rubbed off on her a bit. She dresses, acts, and lives life to her own rules. Still, she longs to feel loved by someone other than us and her parents. A guy. Which I can't blame her for.
Then, there's me. I'm the prodigy of the bunch, literally. I learned to read at the age of two and have competed in the National Spelling Bee 3 times [I've never won]. Nobody other than Heather and Fee seem to get that I have feelings and a purpose other than to be a walking answer bank/ dictionary/ spell checker. So what if I do my homework on Friday nights? I'm still a normal person.
So yeah, that's our average lives. Check back to see the airing of our first webisode, which the date is still up in the air.
~Gray