Movie Mayhem Day 3: G-Force

Personally, I think this movie was just okay.  I'm recommending it only for little kids.  I really didn't like it all that much.  It was okay, but it wasn't really, really, really good.  You'll probably only like it if you're a kid who likes war stuff and fighting . . . hamsters fighting, basically.

G-Force is about these talking hamsters who are trained and really smart.  They are fighting to save this thing that could destroy the world.  They work with a fly and a mole. 

The movie can be sad at times, but I wouldn't say it is one of my favorites.

Just in case you want to see it, though, I won't spoil the twist ending.  My dad knew who the bad guy was the whole time.  Then he whispered it to me and it kind of ruined the movie.  He's mean, but smart.

Pretending to be Phil

Today is Groundhog Day.  You probably know what that means.  But, do you know the real fun of Groundhog Day?  Well, for one, you can kind of act like a groundhog.  Two, you can ask your teacher to allow you to read all day, because you're pretending to be a groundhog and hibernating and reading.

Here's the bad part, though:  If you try to ask the president to be allowed to stay in bed all day and play video games or read or play with your action figures so that you can act like a groundhog on Groundhog Day, he'll probably say no.  I think it would be cool, but they haven't allowed it to happen.

Happy Groundhog Day!

Oh, by the way, I'm sorry for you people who are sad about six more weeks of winter.  I kind of like winter, so I don't mind that the groundhog saw his shadow.



P.S. My grandma was the first to get yesterday's first three Hink Pinks correct, but she missed the fourth one. My dad's facebook friend Ryan got all four correct, so he was the first to get the fourth one. The answers were: (1) Boy toy; (2) Mouse House; (3) Car bar; (4) Cheap Peep. Way to go Grandma and Ryan!