attention: universe

[lirazel]

Guess who has two thumbs and her Harry Potter tickets for 12:10 AM Friday July 15? OH YES. THAT WOULD BE THIS GIRL.

12:10, apparently, because all of the 12:01 and 12:05 showings are sold out. There are people crazier than I am! (she said fondly.) I'm going with the BFF and her boyfriend and Lil Sis and her BFF. All quality people whose company I enjoy and who will not decide they never want to be around me again after watching me cry in a movie based on a children's book series (Lil Sis will probably mock, but the rest of them will be kind!).

I have made the BFF faux!angry because I referred to them as our "Goodbye to our childhood tickets." Which honestly is a little ridiculous since I'm 24 and have been living on my own for 2 years now (and by the way--did I mention I just bought a washer and dryer? This made me feel very grownup, for some reason: major appliances = adulthood, apparently!) and she's 22 and is now doing the same. But still, I feel like this movie is the official end of our childhoods somehow.

Anyway, I am quite excited. I will be totally exhausted the next day at work and will doubtless be worthless as far as productivity goes, but I do not care. This is important, okay?

Comments

[mollivanders.livejournal.com]

It totally is important. And kinda the end of our childhood. And exciting and upsetting and I feel lame for not getting midnight tickets but there's nobody here to go with at midnight and lord knows I won't be fit to drive after I see that movie D:

[next_to_normal]

and by the way--did I mention I just bought a washer and dryer? This made me feel very grownup, for some reason: major appliances = adulthood, apparently!

This is TOTALLY TRUE.

(says the girl who just bought new kitchen appliances)

(I'm saving the washer and dryer for when I turn 30. Gotta have something to look forward to, right?)

(which reminds me, I should post my work-in-progress pictures of the condo)

[gryfndor-godess.livejournal.com]

I will be totally exhausted the next day at work and will doubtless be worthless as far as productivity goes, but I do not care. This is important, okay?

*nods* That's me, too. I'm actually not 100% sure yet that I'm going to go because I have no one to go with and my work is a long commute away (so, a tad bit risky on little sleep), but I have my ticket; my options are open. I didn't see the midnight for the last movie, and this is my last chance. *sob*

[ever-neutral.livejournal.com]

OMG now you're reminding me that I need to get my tickets in order. *runs around headless*

I am sort of dreading seeing it though. I mean... The movie will only last a couple of hours... AND THEN WHAT. :|||

[redsilverchains.livejournal.com]

On one of my old journals, I’ve got an entry about seeing the first HP movie. I don’t have it right now but I remember exactly how it was written. It was filled with CAPSLOCK and underlines and words in different-colored ink. Feeeelings.

Just.

CHILDHOOD.

[eilowyn.livejournal.com]

12:10 is just as legit as the 12:01 show, except you don't have to save your place in line for 20 hours. Says the girl with 12:01 tickets who intends to wait in line for 20 hours.