Welcome to the Hobbit Blogfest! I know
I haven’t been around the blogosphere very much lately and I do apologize for
that. Life and the holidays have been keeping me very busy lately. I hope you’re
all doing well and staying safe this holiday season. J
Answering these four questions will transport us on an
unexpected journey:
What is your favorite
hobbit characteristic/or the one that you think closely resembles you . .
.?
I love how happy hobbits are! They enjoy life and from the
looks of things, they know how to throw a super
awesome party!
If you could choose
between a scrumptious second breakfast and a perilous unexpected journey –
which would you prefer?
A perilous unexpected journey of course! What better place
to find a good story to write about! J
Have you ever left
behind something on a journey (expected or unexpected) and wished you could
have it over and over again? (A pocket handkerchief?)
Oh yes! My toothbrush!
What is your Favorite
part or quote from the book that you hope will be in the movie?
The dinner party scene! “Chip
the cups and crack the plates! That’s what Bilbo Baggins hates!”
As a kid I grew up listening to my dad reading The Hobbit to my brother and I at
bedtime and watching the 1977 cartoon version by Rankin/Bass. One of my
favorite things about the movie was the music. Enjoy! ^^ J
A big thank to Tyrean and Mary for hosting this bloghop! You guys are awesome!
For a list of all the participants please visit here.
That part is definitely in the movie and it's a really fun part of the movie! I remember the 1977 version too!
ReplyDeleteThanks for taking part in the Hobbit Fest!!!
That's good to hear! Thank you for stopping by and thank you for hosting the Hobbit Fest! ^^ :D
Deletehehe, I may have been giggling insanely loudly at the movie theater last night/this morning at the dinner party scene. It is AWESOME.
ReplyDeleteHehe, My mom and I do that too sometimes. :D Everyone keeps saying it turned out great. I can't wait to go! ^^ :)
DeleteWhen I was a kid I got my cousin's desk as a hand me down, and he'd left his copy of THE HOBBIT in there. It's a small paperback edition, lovely and floppy and well-loved. It's probably my favourite-feeling book of all those I own. :)
ReplyDeleteYou know it's a good book when it's been well loved and floppy. :D Those are the best kind! ^^
DeleteI saw the cartoon, too! I enjoy how happy the hobbits are and a great answer to the perilous journey vs. breakfast.
ReplyDeleteIn the Shire they always seem to be smiling it seems. ^^ Thank you! Also thank you for helping host the Bloghop! ^^ :D
DeleteAw, how nice to remember being read the story!
ReplyDeleteIt was one of the things I looked forward to the most. ^^ :)
DeleteHello mate ggreat blog
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