Hello everyone,
I had a lot of fun reading everyone's captions. :)
Caption from Treesa at Fashion Doll Memoirs:
Ichabod: "The subject of today's physics lesson is the optical effect known as 'forced perspective'. There are two major factors at play in the creation of forced perspective, distance and scaling. Can anyone give me an example of forced perspective? Yes, Willow?"
Willow: "When I saw you in the hallway, you looked your regular height. But when you stand in front of the classroom and I'm sitting in back, you look elf height."
Molly and Emily: Thank you so much, Tenney and Aria!
Felicity and Marie-Grace: Thank you, Caroline and Josefina!
The logo:
The Rules-
-Thank the person who nominated you.
-Link back to original post/award creator.
-Include the original graphic or make your own.
-Include a clean copy of the rules and questions in your post.
-Answer the questions.
-Tag 3 people or leave the tag open (make sure to let your nominees know).
-Pass on the old questions. (Each pair of nominees can add one favorite item category to the last question.)
Onto the actual tag--
Molly and Emily Answer the Questions:
Molly: Uh, is it time to tell everyone that we're not actually siblings?
Emily: I mean we're not biologically related. We like being around each other-- and we like Anne of Green Gables have called each other "kindred spirits" and what not. We're close...but not siblings...though sometimes we have wished that we were.
Molly: Right, so we can we change the title of the tag to be The Want-To-Be-Siblings tag? No? Anyway, let's move onto the questions...
What do you enjoy doing with each other?
Emily: Me and Molly like playing pretend--
Molly: Though we disagree on what to play pretend as sometimes. I always want to play Hogwarts, and be a wizard. But Emily, uhh--
Emily: I would like to play Lord of the Rings or Narnia. I understand that they are all Fantasy stories-- but Lord of the Rings has much better world-building than Harry Potter.
Molly: *giggling* Hey! Well at least in Harry Potter, you don't need to be an old wizard in order to do magic, and can learn it by going to school!
Emily: *giggles* fine-- I guess you're right. But next time we play Harry Potter, I want to be...Newt Scamander.
Molly: ...He's from Fantastic Beasts...
Emily: I know, but I find the world-building in Fantastic Beasts to be ten times better than Harry Potter. Also the beasts! They're so cute! And I love all the details that are provided about them...
Molly: ...Okay. Um, I should add-- Emily wants to be a published Fantasy author so she can be really judgy about world-building sometimes...
Emily: I'm building my own world, so it helps to be critical of other Fantasy worlds, alright?
What is one thing you like and one thing you dislike about the other?
Molly: I like how creative Emily is. She is always coming up with new ideas. However, I dislike how judgy she can be about stories, sometimes.
Emily: I have to analyze them if I want to be a writer, Molly. What I like most about you, is how rebellious you can be. You will break rules sometimes-- other people don't like that but I admire that part of you. The only thing I dislike, and dislike not in a bad way, is how obsessive you can be about stuff.
What is one thing one of you likes but the other doesn’t?
Molly: Emily loves High Fantasy stories. I prefer Low and Urban Fantasy stories. I just like the idea of magic appearing in the real world.
Emily: But I prefer High Fantasy, because if you're telling a Fantasy story you may as well make a whole new world for it. Molly, of course, likes going on long hikes but I do not at all.
Describe the other in 5 or less words.
Molly: For Emily: whimsical, creative, British--
Emily: British? That would be like if I described you as American.
Molly: I wasn't done-- artistic, and thoughtful.
Emily: Alright, I like everything else...But British? *laughs* That's just my nationality-- not something that defines my entire personality.
Anyway, for Molly: rebellious, feisty, caring, sweet, and independent.
Molly: Oh I liked that.
Emily: And I forgot to add American.
Molly: You're not over the British thing are you?
Emily: Nope.
What are the other’s favorite…
Food/drink?
Molly: I like anything but turnips-- it can be anything, just not turnips.
Emily: Alright? So you don't have a favorite food then.
Molly: Nah, I just can't think of any food besides turnips right now, but I do have a favorite food...just can't remember it.
Emily: Well, I like french toast and blueberry tea.
Sport?
Emily: Archery, of course. I want to be an elf, and the elves do archery in Lord of the Rings so of course...archery.
Molly: That's hard, maybe hiking? Is that a sport? Or running? Something like that.
Book?
Molly: Hmm...We've been discussing Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings a lot, and I am sure the readers know that we love those books. So let's answer with different books.
Emily: Good idea. Though I am normally against Low Fantasy, (like really against it), I love The Secret of Platform 13.
Molly: That's a good one. I love Ella Enchanted and Princess Academy: Palace of Stone. They are both very fairy tale-like Fantasy stories.
Molly and Emily: And we're going to add one more question on...
Bonus: Song?
Emily: I have several favorite songs, but I am going to answer this with different songs than the ones that are on my profile. I am going to say "Come and Be Welcome" by Heather Dale because it reminds me of the world I am building:
What do you enjoy doing with each other?
Marie-Grace: And I like teaching Felicity how to sing.
Felicity: Basically, we like teaching each other stuff.
What is one thing one of you likes but the other doesn’t?
Describe the other in 5 or less words.
What are the other’s favorite…
Food/drink?
Sport?
Book?
Marie-Grace and Felicity: And we're also going to add one more question on...
Bonus: Movie?
Hello everyone,
I am happy to announce the winner for this round's What's Happening in this Picture?
Now for a new photo to caption:
Hello everyone,
I thought today was great day for a photo shoot, anf the doll who would be perfect for it, would be: Tauriel's and Legolas's daughter, Astrid. I made a photo shoot with her, before here, but she wasn't alone. So I figured it was time for her to have a photo shoot of her own.
