Hey fellow Clubbers! I might agree with President Fantasy about calling us Clubbers, because grasshoppers just sounds harsh. Anyway, we need a new post on this blog, so I decided to make one.
So first of all, (even thought this doesn't have to do with writing) the Klomparens hosted a piano recital for all of Miss Amy Klomparen's students. It was fun, but nerve-wracking. Second, on Saturday, we're going to be having a play at a church in Lake Stevens. It is Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing. President Fantasy is playing Beatrice, Dreamer is playing Hero and I am Leonata. Since on here, we are all in the play, or in Califorina, I wouldn't add that if you can come, you should come. That's preety much it, actually. So... yeah. See you later, guys!
-Tiger
Hey, Tiger! Long time no...wait. I saw you two hours ago. Never mind.
ReplyDeleteGrasshoppers? Harsh? No! That's a very affectionate title for you! I equate grasshopper with cricket, and you know how I feel about THAT! Grasshopper is a very endearing...no? Okay, fine. I don't know about clubber, though...it sounds like Awana. How about Shur'tugals from Eragon? Or...writers? It's simple and clear.
Hey...what about Astians? Huh. Just a thought.
-President Fantasy
I wish I could come! but I'm a little ways a way.... You guys will do great!!!
ReplyDeleteWell, grasshoppers just sounds weird. I like writers and I like Astians. Oh, and Shur'tugals is also awesome. Poppy, I wish you could come, or I wish we could perform in California, but we can't. Maybe we could video tape it and somehow send it to you...?
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Grasshopper is actually an eastern term for a student. Like in kung fu movies, the trainer will say: "Now, young grasshoppers, we shall learn how to knock the brains out of someone." Like that.
Delete-President Fantasy
Yeah send me a video!
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