Or rather several months ago in this galaxy…
My cousin Sarah sent me a link to this video. I think it has a very important mesasge, so please watch it before you read the rest of the post.
I have taken this video to heart and have immersed my Lucy into the “Star Wars” universe.
“Star Wars” is also in fashion at our house, Lucy has several “Star Wars” shirts and Ariane has even gotten in on it as well.
For last Halloween you may recall that Lucy requested we be “Star Wars”, so we went as Jedi Knight and Padawan.
Lucy asked to have a “Star Wars” party this year, so I went all out with table cloths, cups, and plates even a Darth Vader to hang on the door. Lucy’s aunt Liz was nice enough to make an R2-D2 cake for her. I'd also like to thank my friends Marc and Hali for going and buying "Star Wars" shirst for their whole family just for this occasion.
Speaking of Aunt Liz, her and Uncle John gave Lucy some “Star Wars” pancake shapers for this last Christmas. Lucy loves having pancakes shaped like the Millennium Falcon and an X-Wing fighter. How ever she refuses to eat the Tie Fighter saying she doesn’t want to eat the bad guy’s ship. Maybe it doesn’t taste as good, who knows?
While in Disneyland Lucy got to meet some “Star Wars” characters, she thought the Storm Troopers were the best, she said they were funny and were nice to her.
Lucy and I enjoy playing “Star Wars together as well. We have light saber fights and she as some of her own action figures, because mine are too nice to let a small child play with.
Judging by the evidence here and I say I'm doing a prett good job of teaching Lucy all about "Star Wars".
7 comments:
Holy crap! That is freaking awesome. I know that Ross isn't as into Star Wars as I am, and I'm not as into it as you are, but I came to the decision about a year ago that out of all of the movies I've seen, it is the Star Wars movies that are my absolute favorite ever.
Eddie's favorite Star Wars character right now is probably C-3PO. That wouldn't be my first choice, but at least he chose the most annoying character from the original trilogy instead of the prequel trilogy. His top three is rounded out by "White Luke" (from ANH) and "Black Luke" (from ROTJ).
Way to teach Lucy! She is cute and I think Star Wars is way better than Tinker Bell. Just personal preference.
Lucys top three is rounded by C3-PO and then Princess Leiha.
Star Wars is way better then Tinkerbell, yes.
Melanie we will have to work on Ross.
Dune is better. It is the master copy! The precursor! It came before and will alway outshine anything George was able to rip off from it.
Do you REALLY hate me now? ;)
I don't know what "Dune" is, I can only asume that it sucks.
You're on thin ice here, you better be careful about what you post.
Chelsea I checked into the film you claim “...is better. It is the master copy! The precursor! It came before and will always outshine anything George was able to rip off from it.”
The release dates for the Star Wars movies are, “A New Hope” 1977, “The Empire Strikes Back” 1980, and “Return of the Jedi” 1983. “Dune” was released in 1984. How is it a film that was released one year after the last of the original “Star Wars” trilogy was released is, as you put it, “The precursor!” and “came before” is possible? I don’t know.
Roger Ebert gave Dune 1 star out of 4 and wrote "This movie is a real mess, an incomprehensible, ugly, unstructured, pointless excursion into the murkier realms of one of the most confusing screenplays of all time." and later named it "the worst movie of the year."
Ouch!
In his 1977 review of “Star Wars”, Roger Ebert called the film "an out-of-body experience", compared its special effects to those of 2001: A Space Odyssey, and opined that the true strength of the film was its "pure narrative". Roger Ebert gave all three movies 4 stars out of 4.
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