I'm a fan of travel too! So far I've only been to Brazil (out of the country at least) though. But once I started going to Disney I just didn't want to stop! Hahah
That's just how it works for us. I do love Disney, but I love travel too. It's hard to balance them out because they are SOOO expensive. Hopefully I'll be able to visit all Disney parks someday since I can't seem to get my family to go back to WDW...
Aw, I'm sure Andrew doesn't mean to be annoying. I know what you're saying but I always feel bad when someone annoys me. I always have to wonder why I'm so annoyed with them, or if I possibly annoy someone as much as I get annoyed by another person? Does that make sense?
He really doesn't as I said he has some underlying social issues, but I know some people with the same problems and I was friends with them, good friends actually, but I'm sure he doesn't mean to be annoying. And yeah I ask myself that same question, but I sort of know when I can be annoying because I've been told. He hasn't had the luxury and we technically can't tell him, but that's another story. Ugggghhhh... him.
I'm sure you didn't miss much on the bus while you were asleep! Oh man... stinks that you missed Dunkin Donuts! Those are the best donuts ever (I'm not a Krispy Kreme fan) haha.
Haha, I slept for like 15 minutes. Yeah, something is definitely wrong with me lol And IKR! I was so angry, I love Coolattas and Hash Browns in the morning
Up is such an awesome movie. Glad you enjoyed it! I can literally see the salt on those fries in that pic. Goodness Mickey D's, go easy on the salt will ya?
It really is! LOL, I find it funny how you can see the salt (though really they do have a lot). That is why I don't go to Mickey D's often :/
My sister and I went to NYC last summer (for Glee live) and stayed on Long Island (because that's technically where the show was) but we did drive to the city. Word of advice: DON'T DRIVE IN NYC. Just don't. Do some research about alternate transportation methods or something, but I am telling you, just do not drive. It is a scary scary place to be a driver (and passenger)!!! I wish I could help you out with the Broadway show thing but I've never seen one.

So I definitely understand your list. Very exciting that you get to go!
Yeah I don't think we'll be driving. My dad even mentioned taking a train from somewhere. It's definitely much better walking around. I remember skimming by NYC when I drove to DC a few years back and it looked pretty intense, not as bad as what we experienced on the Garden State Parkway in New Jersey, but still it was pretty bad :/ So thanks for the tip!
Ah, I like Emma Stone but I thought Easy A was a terrible movie. Like... terrible. But hey, I guess I'm pretty conservative. Anyways, hooray for your arrival! That's a really nice looking hotel.

GUESS WHAT I GOT CAUGHT UP! Wonder of wonders.
WHAT?! I thought it was pretty good as I said, but I can see where you wouldn't like it. It is very different, but I like how it is a re-imagining of The Scarlett Letter, which I keep on hearing about in English. Also, I'm a huge fan of Amanda Bynes and she is HILARIOUS in this movie! I missed her being in movies
Up is a great movie, and I'm glad you gave it a chance and saw it through. Definitely not a boring, and you are right, the BEST first 8 minutes of a movie ever.
They really are. I swear if a movie can be that great in 8 minutes... it must be good! It was funny though, when in a music rehearsal for a show I just finished. We were asked our favorite movies and one person actually said that. I almost died
Okay, NYC is so exciting! I've never been there. However, I do have a lot to say about your show list.
The Lion King - Disney....enough said
Wicked - I have seen this three times. AMAHZING! So funny. So so funny and a great show.
YAY A LIST!
That's just my reason. I also love the soundtrack and I've seen pieces of the show and it looks stunning!
I've heard so much about Wicked and I've been listening to that soundtrack forever. It looks like the show you have to see if you see a show on Broadway so this may be my choice. This or Lion King actually lol
The Book of Mormon - Heard really great things.
Jersey Boys - Heard it's good, but that's also been from people that are a little older.
Evita - One of my favorite Broadway soundtracks.
The Book of Mormon... while I would LOVE to see it, it is a very raunchy, over-the-top comedy... IT'S WRITTEN BY THE GUYS WHO WROTE SOUTH PARK! But it won the Tony for Best Musical and I've heard great things too, but probably something for when I'm older.
My friends actually saw it when they went to NYC while I was in Quebec. They said it was good, but it does look a bit old-fashioned though the music sounds great, but I'm not entirely sure about this one.
I LOVE Andrew Lloyd Webber and Evita is one of his best though I follow some Broadway fans on Twitter and they were completely appalled by Ricky Martin's performance in the show, so... not entirely sure on this one either.
Sister Act - Don't know about this one.
Chicago - I wanted to be Velma Kelly so bad when I was in musical theater in school.
Mary Poppins - Disney.....hello!
I love the movie and I watched their Tony Award performance. It was stunning, they have some great voices though I hope the Sister Mary Clarence/Deloris Van Cartier is the same one that was in that performance, but still it looks good.
I just saw this one for the first time in the movie and LOVED IT! I was singing "They Both Reached For The Gun" for like two weeks, love that number! I also was singing "Cell Block Tango", but "They Both Reached For the Gun" is better IMO But this one is kinda the curveball for me. I've heard great things and Christie Brinkley is playing Roxie Hart currently, nuff said there lol
Yeah, another Disney thing with Mary Poppins, but last year, my chorus teacher mentioned how it is probably the best show she's seen and she's seen MANY. I mean, she went on to say it was better than Wicked, a pretty bold statement, but I think with Wicked, you have to have a good Elphaba and Galinda for a good show. Anyways... this is kinda the third behind Wicked and The Lion King. It is probably this that is making my decision hard.
Jesus Christ Superstar - Totally rockin' old school show. Any Andrew Lloyd Webber show is great.
Ghost - Haven't heard much.
The Phantom of the Opera - Absolutely my favorite musical of all time. I fell in love with this when I was about 13 years old and it never went away. The music is sooooo good. And, if you get a good Phantom and Christine. Oh....it sends chills down the spine.
As I said before, I LOVE Andrew Lloyd Webber and I saw the movie for this awhile back. The music sounded good and I've never heard of a Rock Opera so it must be good, but it seems a bit much. Like I was in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat which is very similar and that was much more mellow. This one is more for my dad because he hasn't seen it and is a big fan of Webber.
This one's VERY new actually (Ghost). It just came from England to the US and I watched a trailer and it looks fantastic! The music is very classic pop modern and I liked that though the story may not be my cup of tea, but... it's a new show and I think it would be fun to rub it in people's faces
Phantom was basically the first show I heard about when I discovered Broadway. I come from a big family of theater lovers and nobody is as big into theater as my aunt. She loves this show as do my parents. I would go hands down with this show since it has been on Broadway FOREVER, but my dad would much rather see another show so... may not happen.
Mamma Mia! - If you love ABBA, you would love this.
How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying - Good old classic. Just wish Daniel Radcliffe was still doing it.
Newsies - Heard it's good. Love the original movie.
I love the Mamma Mia movie and when they said there was a musical, I freaked out, but it sounds like there are better musicals so... this isn't a favorite.
How To Succeed has got me interested because they are giving a lot of big actors in Hollywood the leads. I mean, Nick Jonas is him at the moment, but the thing that bothers me is I would more like to see Daniel Radcliffe (HARRY POTTER CAN SING) or Darren Criss, who recently was in the show for a short time, but he's gone so... unless Darren or Daniel comes back (most likely Daniel's not coming back) but I can't know about that right now.
I've never seen the movie but I know everyone in my age group has and just loves it! It was how Christian Bale got his start actually. And it seems that they cleaned it up a bit for a stage show. Also, this kid who was in this awful movie Joyful Noise with Queen Latifah and Dolly Parton is in this. I hated the movie, but loved the music and he sang fairly well, but I'm just not wowed by this one though the choreography looks epic! We'll have to wait and see about this one
War Horse - If it's anything like the movie, then it'll be good.
Anything Goes - This is good for like good old school classic stuff, like Cole Porter good. Anything Goes is a great song.
Godspell - Another good classic. I stumbled across the movie (yes, there's a Godspell movie), and it was pretty fun.
Overall, I personally recommend Wicked or Phantom of the Opera, just based on my personal preference.
I just saw the movie and I asked my friends who also saw it while in NYC (there were two trips to NYC) and they said it was very good. It won the Tony for Best Play! There is just so much there for this one, but I'd rather see a musical so this one probably won't happen.
I was actually in Anything Goes this year and it was probably one of the best shows I've ever been, but in terms of its current run... I would much rather see Sutton Foster than Stephanie J. Block (who plays Reno currently) because she is so different from most Reno's and I'm already so used to the songs so I'll be testing them throughout the show on how good they actually are. Probably will be a bad idea to see this one.
I've heard many good things about Godspell and almost saw it when my cousin was in a high school production so this would be cool to see. Also, it's Stephen Schwartz who I'm obsessed with because I LOVE Children of Eden and Wicked of course. I've seen Children of Eden so... it all leads back to Wicked here lol
Those seem to be my top choices, but I think Wicked sounds like the show to see at this point though I would love to see Phantom uggghhh... alright my dad need to sit down and talk about this one lol
Thanks for your input Danielle, much appreciated!
