Hello internet!
Did you miss me? Aw, I missed you too! But don’t worry, I’m still fully affected by the blogging rush I got into on Friday. I mean, I just woke up and now I’m sitting here typing a blogpost already. That’s true love, isn’t it?
Well, I kind of wanted to continue a thought I had on Friday when I posted about the theme change. Since I added all those nifty widgets with their fabulous titles, I suddenly figured: “Huh – the poor, dear internet will wonder why I obsess over the word ‘fabulous’ so much!”.
Now that I actually type this out, this seems to be a really silly thought since I’m not really that much of an internet celebrity. There won’t be masses of people commenting me to death with this question because they feel as if they had to die if I never told them. But in my inbox, there’s a little email which says that someone actually subscribed to my blog. I don’t know if that’s a usual thing at WordPress, people subscribing to each other like they friend others at Facebook, but it made me happy so I don’t care right now. Thank you for being so fabulous, dear person I don’t know. This blogpost is for you! <3
Since I was a little girl, I always loved Disney movies. I always wanted to become a Disney princess when I grew up. They fascinated me all around. Their singing voices, their beauty, their eventual wealth, they ending up with their special someone… I admired that. I think every girl did. But the princesses were always something from “A long time ago, in a faraway land…” and that spoiled everything for me eventually. Until High School Musical came out. With Sharpay! Yeah, everyone always reminds me that she is supposed to be a bitch. In fact, she is the bitch of the movies (although she almost got outbitched in the third one). And I know about Ashley Tisdale going all scandalous in real life. But I saw something entirely else when she walked on screen – I saw a real life Disney princess. True, she didn’t get her prince in the end, not any prince at all. But she had the wealth, the beauty and the singing voice. She almost never sang ballads in the movie because if she did one would actually notice that she sings very beautifully. She had guts and self-esteem, even fighting Tiara in the third movie for her place. Of course she had her flaws, but at the same time, I like that about her too. She is not evil. She just tries to defend herself by being what she is. Yeah, I kind of admire her. And well – “Fabulous” from the second movie is her song. It describes her the best and she kind of infected me with that word. “Fabulous” – that is what I would like to be too. “Fabulous” contains all the Disney princess-ness I would love to achieve. And… there is no word that sounds pinker than that. And I love pink! I know, I know, that’s extremly cliched, but… I love it. It goes well with my blonde hair!
So there you have it, internet and dear fabulous stranger. Now please don’t hate me for being so… fabulous.
I hope the “Dark Knight” reference will make you hate me a little bit less for being such a Disney fan.
Bye, internet!