Hello, world!

Hello, hello, hello!

I am Hobbet. My mommy told me to start a blog, and so I shall. I suppose I should tell you a bit about myself to start things off.

I'm a college student. I'm from the WI (that's Wisconsin for all of you non-Amis). I'm a reformed theatre major (no idea what to switch to). I fully intend to move to Hawaii in the next month. Unless my dad freaks out and won't pay for a plane ticket and housing (yeah, I know it's sad that my dad pays for my housing; working on the whole making money thing). I'm a Hufflepuff. I speak German. Kind of. Found out on my test today that I can fully hold a conversation concerning the environment, but can't describe the pre-party activities being performed in a cartoon. Remembered an hour later that "to clean" is "putzen." All I was coming up with during the test was "duschen." The little cartoon people were not showering.

I suppose I should also say what sorts of things I'm into.

Sorts of things I'm into:
Harry Potter
Warm weather
Puppies
Firefly (and Serenity, of course)
Clothes
British panel shows (particularly Never Mind the Buzzcocks)
The Hunger Games
Vermin (especially rats)
Semicolons
Penguins
Looking for Group
Doctor Who
Videochatting
Names
Kitties
Lemonade
Punk rock
Sharks
A Song of Ice and Fire (also the Game of Thrones show)
Adventures
Stephen Fry
My own reflection
The Oxford comma
Hamlet-based comics
Lakes and rivers
Foreign languages
Roadtrips
Showtunes (stop judging me!)
Manly Guys Doing Manly Things
Criminal Minds

I suppose I should also tell you what sorts of things I'm not into.

Sorts of things I'm not into:
Twilight
Talking on the phone
Shellfish (allergies, doncha know)
cake (pie ftw!)
Twilight
Poor spelling
Shoddily made clothing
Bad acting (please refer to most of Hollywood for examples)
Country music
Twilight
The fact that the fashion industry can impact a woman's self-image (and some men's, probably)
The fact that there is no industry standard for clothing sizes (see above)
The fact that people think "one size fits most" and don't realize you need to get things tailored for them to actually fit correctly
"Insult comics" (being a terrible person is not the same as being funny, Lisa Lampanelli)
Agressive salespeople
Stores that have merchandise on walls and nothing in the middle, so the cashier stares at you the whole time you're there
Anything categorized as "paranormal romance"
The fact that Barnes and Noble has a section labeled "paranormal romance"
People who think that Stephenie Meyer is actually a good writer

That's pretty much me. Feel free to ask me questions about my super interesting life or to share your love of punctuation. I'll be here.