Hi guys sorry for unexpected hiatus.
As you have all probably noticed. I’ve been absent from
blogger for a while.
I’m taking a moment out of my crazy busy schedule to write
this brief post for you all. The stress of school has been taking up my free
time.
Now, I have little free time to relax and enjoy my life.
While I was sitting on my desk chair in my bedroom with my
laptop in front of me
Then, I remembered the whole things that are sweet when I
was a child.
I wonder it would be nice to make a post about my favorite
film when I was a kid.
It brings back a thousand sweets memories, indeed.
Eloise
“I am Eloise. I am six. I am a city child. I live at the Plaza.”
Who
didn’t remember with those words. That’s Eloise tag line when she introduced
her self to strangers. I really love this movie. I always imagine what a
wonderful life Eloise had, she lived at the plaza with her nanny who was from
England, well maybe when she grew up Eloise would have great British accent
like her nanny. When Christmas came Eloise always bought whatever she wanted
without no limit. I also admire Eloise’s attitude, I know she was not a very
polite kid but her act always made people loved her. She always came to the
party at the plaza whether she was invited or not. Her morning routine is like helping the
servant in the plaza to change the sheet. Well, I could say Eloise spent her
enormous at the plaza to keep her eyes on the visitors of the plaza, but
unfortunately her mommy only came back to see her just on every special day
like Christmas.
Mandeline
“In an old house in Paris that was covered with vines lived twelve little girls in two straight lines. In two straight lines they broke their bread and brushed their teeth and went to bed. They smiled at the good and frowned at the bad and sometimes they were very sad. They left the house at half past nine in two straight lines in rain or shine, the smallest one was Madeline”.
Yeah we always heard those words when we
watched the twelve girls who attended Ms. Clavel’s boarding school. When I was
a kid I had a dream to school in the boarding school like Mandeline. So, I have
been thinking about Mandeline’s life. Mandeline always attracted little me to
explore who I was as an Individual. When other story telling about princess and
their femininity this little girl shows her gusty, smart and strong which makes
her unique as a role model for me.
Matilda
There is not
any tag line like Eloise and Mandeline’s films, but this film has a
specialization on the main character. When I was a kid I wished I was special
like Matilda. What is her specialization? She is gifted, she could make a thing
moved with out touching it. That’s why I put Matilda as one of my favorite
films of course when I was a kid. Sometimes I imagine my self as Matilda but I
don’t want to have parents like
Matilda’s had. Her parents didn’t realize her prodigious skills and viewed her
as foolish and idiotic. She also had a little weird family which she was the
only one who was normal here. Her father, mother and brother always treated her with rude behavior.
Babes in Toyland
"Remember Toyland, Toyland, beautiful girl and boy land. While you dwell with it you are ever happy there".
There are a bit lyrics of Toyland song when Humpty Dumpty sang that song. There are many version of Babes in Toyland, but I personally watched and love Babes in Toyland in cartoon version in 1997. This film tells about Jack an Jill and their way in Toy Land. Yeah, like it is name, Toy Land is a city but full of toys. I also love Humpty Dumpty in this movie. Because in this movie there was a good Humpty Dumpty not like in Puss in The Boots.
That's all about my favorite movies when I was a kid. Well, I am just an ordinary kid at that moment. But I now I am realize how amazing my life when I was a kid. My parents gave me good movies for me. Much toys, even I can call my bedroom toy land like babes in toy land. Then, they also took me to the disney show if there is a show like disney on ice and others kids show. Lol, I think I say to much something unimportant.
“Fairy tales had been her first experience of the magical universe, and more than once she had wondered why people ended up distancing themselves from that world, knowing the immense joy that childhood had brought to their lives.”
― Paulo Coelho, Brida
Toodle-oo
