PROCRASTINATION

Hello my fellow LouBriTri readers!
 It's Bridget here and today I'll be going solo and writing a post without Lou and Tri. Sigh...They have their own solo posts too which were posted not so long ago so go check that out!

Well apparently my posts are almost always the last ones to be posted. It's always Lou (the hardworking one who always wants to get work done as quickly as possible with excellent results) and then Tri (the passionate one who loves and has the time to sit down and write) to have their posts posted up. And then there's me... AKA the person who for some unknown reason always doesn't have time or energy to do the things that are suppose to be done.

And that's what this post is going to be about... PROCRASTINATION. 

No no no I don't like to call it procrastination. I like to call it... 'taking an awfully long time to do other work so that I can achieve more excellent results' (which is the excuse I always give to explain why I don't have enough time to do other work that don't appeal to me as much as others)...

Hey, truthfully speaking here...

Okay, so I used to have a ton of tuition and my friends would always say that I'm trying to kill myself with my awfully packed schedule. I stay up late to finish work as I'm not allowed to do homework during tuition and I wake up very early, feeling like a Squidward with humungous eyebags. 

Even in my artworks. I can take up three full days to work on one peice of artwork. Seriously, for some ridiculous reason, I'll always make my artworks so complicated but the results are just as normal as anyone's artworks (Louisa is just born naturally talented). I would get high marks but not the marks an artwork that took three days to complete deserves... I know, I know it's quite conceited of me to say these stuff but forgive me... Please...

But now I'm currently trying to work on that. I guess I'm improving... 

The scenario after school is normally like: 

I exhaustedly pack my bags after a long day in class...

Friend: Man Bridget, you should totally rest. I mean all of us think that you are pushing yourself way too much. You should seriously take a break, or you gone' die of exhaustion.

Me: B-but I have training today, then I have English tuition then after that I gotta eat dinner and get ready for another tuition which lasts till 10. <gasp> Then I have to complete an artwork that will probably take me two days...

Friend: But it's due tomorrow... 

Me: Exactly! Oh god what am I doing with my life? (Starts hyperventilating then falls to the ground) 

Friend: Bridget are you ok? 

Me: (spasms) 

Friend: Oh God! She's gonna die! 

Me: blurb blaisuxgnzjxhd

(It's totally like that...NOT) 

Anyway, I have recently brought up the courage in me to cancel out one of my tuitions which took a lot of will-power as that teacer wasn't just any ordinary teacher but a teacher that has taught me since I was about eight. She's been teaching me for like 6 years! You can't believe the awkwardness of me telling her that I didn't need her tuition anymore.

Sigh. 

But......... Sport season kinda came (it's sports season all year every year here, it's cray) And my free time was taken up by trainings...(facepalms) Good Job Bridget. So long story short, my schedule was full again. And my friends were all like: Seriously?

And when I return home from the trainings, I feel very tired. And c'mon who wants to do homework when you feel like dying on the bed from muscle pains and drowsiness? Not me. But I have to anyway so I still had to stay up late to complete the work.... Sigh 

But there was always this small thought  in my head of my friends telling me that I deserve a rest and that will get to me saying: 

Oh I should probably go to sleep now, I mean it's already so late at night and I deserve a rest man. I'll just leave all the homework to be done the next morning. 

Good idea Bridget! 

Next morning: 

WHY DO I DO THIS TO MYSELF?????

*cries

(Lou comes, shakes her head and lectures me) 

Ladies and Gentlemen, the moment when you feel that you DESERVE a REST, the WHOLE WORLD is going to end. Ok? You'll get sucked into this vortex of PROCRASTINATION where no work is done on time and lemme tell you, you ain't getting out of there in a looonggg time.

Lou and Tri, I hope you guys are reading this and that this explains my cranky mornings. 

But I know you LouBriTri readers worry about me(not) but I'm doing alright now. Trainings have ended and we did well in the competitions so yup.....

I'm probably gonna find another way to kill myself but let's save that for another story... 

That's it for Bri's solo post on PROCRASTINATION! I hope it was VERY educational(not). Make sure you check out Lou's and Tri's solo posts and I'll see you guys next time :)

Me in the morning when the alarm rings

THANK YOU FOR READING AND LOOK FORWARD TO MORE!

Under The Tri (Tree) Sessions: Chameleon

Chameleon

Under The Tri (Tree) Sessions 

Heyoooo LouBriTri readers!!!!! 

It's Tri here, and welcome to the first post of Under The Tri Sessions! 

Before we jump (like a kangaroo) into the topic for this post, I'd like to briefly explain what is this new addition to the LouBriTri blog. Basically, LouBriTri has come up with a brand new concept for this blog as we felt that we weren't very discipline while working on this blog, even though we promised to update regularly.

If you guys were unaware of how this blog came to be, it was actually because it was for an English project we had to do in school. We agreed that blogging was actually really enjoyable and a great past-time for us, but although we agreed on that, we never really got around much to posting other stuff, so here we are, with a fresh new idea for the blog.

At the beginning, , we thought about coming up with something like this, but we never really got around to do it, due to laziness, of course.

So after Lou's nagging, Bri's persistence, and my (Tri's) brilliant mind, we finally got planning. 

How is this new concept gonna work? It's simple. Each of us will have our own little posts that will be posted from time to time. What will be in the contents of these posts? Well, to make our lives easier, we decided to go freestyle. In these sessions, we will post things like How To stuff, stories from our daily life events, our own videos or pictures etc. We will also recommend videos or songs, rant and plenty of other awesome stuff.

It really isn't too complicated to understand and I hope you guys get the idea. 

For this first post particularly, I think I'll share a little bit of me. In case you are wondering, NO, I am NOT giving away any of my body parts. I may be kind, but not that charitable.

I've decided to share a little bit about my life before I met Lou and Bri. I hope it isn't a major yawn, but since this is my first separate post, I wanted to go on about a topic that would be more personal. 

Maybe you'll enjoy it, maybe not, but hopefully at the end of the day, it will be a decent enough intro to the new concept.

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Before I became close friends Lou and Bri, I wasn't the person I am now. (*sigh* when will I ever tone down the drama?)

I have recently turned 14 am I am currently in Year 8 (Form 2). Last year, was the year I entered secondary school. I transferred to an international school from a Chinese school, which made the transition very hard to get used to. Chinese schools have a reputation for being very disciplined. (Not saying that international schools are not disciplined, but Chinese schools are a whole different level of disciplinary action.)

In my old school, I was more or less forced to be quiet and keep a obedient attitude, and this made me quite shy as well as made me believe that I was restricted to do my own things, since, all I did was take orders. I sucked at socialising-I still do, though I must say, I think I've inproved-and making friends, which left me being very lonely. I was never bullied, I was just left out. I had a few friends, and they all spoke fluent Chinese, which made it hard to communicate with them at some times, as I came from an English speaking family. (English was my main language)

Random dramatic pic of a random girl staring into the sunset.  Photo credit goes to  Google.

I wasn't exactly smart, but since I was so behind in the language spoken at the school, it took me a longer time to complete assignments and such. I had to search up every single word if I had to write an essay or if I had to understand a text to do the comprehension. This actually benefitted my vocabulary later on, and I soon found myself getting placed second or third in class during my last few examinations.

I was quite happy with myself, but then secondary came along. I was lucky to have gotten into the school, and I was quite confident that I would ace in my studies, like how I did previously, but I soon realised that the syllabus of international school differed greatly from Chinese school. Everything was way more advanced, and I had a hard time adapting, not only in my studies, but in making friends too. I thought it would be much easier to make friends because everyone spoke English, but I was still the shy girl from Chinese school. Fortunately for me, I wasn't the only girl feeling like that. A couple of Chinese school transfers soon became my friends, and we made a pact. I don't think I will reveal their names, but they have their own blog, called 5 Seconds Of Something. I'll leave it to you to google them. For now I'll just call them Taylor and Swift. 

It wasn't until halfway through the school year that I met Lou, because I did not know she existed, as she kept herself pretty much invisible to the class. Why would she do that? I don't even know, because she is an amazing person whose artworks are meant to displayed to the public! Taylor introduced us, which got us realising that we all had quite a few things in common. We were all misfits. We were all super quiet and reserved. And...WE ALL HATED SPORTS! (And that's why we are all couch potatoes...)

Just kidding, don't follow our example...

The four of us became friends, but Taylor and Swift had a fall out with Lou later on. (Dun Dun DUNNNNN...) I won't go on about it, to keep things confidential.

On the bright side, it was because of the fall out that Lou and I became closer friends, and it was only the beginning of this year, when we included Bri into the group and formed LouBriTri.

Before, when I was in Chinese school, all I wanted was to be talkative. Odd request, right? But it was more than that. Being talkative was equivalent to instant popularity, as I saw it. And popularity meant fitting in. Based on what I observed by the sidelines, you had to be fun, outgoing, chatty and sociable, if you wanted to fit in. After meeting Lou and Bri, I got what I wanted.

I was talkative, I was finally fitting in. But now I didn't just want to fit in, I wanted to stand out. (Ah, I'm so ungrateful.) I guess it was just me, wanting what I didn't have. 

Wanting to do two completely different things would seem impossible. But it wasn't as impossible as it seemed. Let's look at an example. 

Chameleons blend in with their environment, but it's because of their unique camouflaging skills that they stand out amongst other animals.

I wanted to be like that. And I guess I finally learnt how to do it.

I may or may not be the only person who had to deal with this 'fitting in' problem, but what I've learnt from experience is that, if you want to fit in, then just go with the flow; but if you want to fit in and stand out, then you've got to be your own person and make your move.

Now that I come to think of it, I've always been the person I am now: Bubbly, talkative, a little sarcastic, a little sadistic, overly excited... My true personality was just suppressed by the thought that I was supposed to be quiet, shy, and unsociable.

I may not be the wisest person on the block-in fact, I don't think I'm wise at all, but THAT'S NOT THE POINT. My advice to all you misfits out there is: Take the first step or you'll forever be watching from the sidelines and wishing on stars. And I know One Republic will be counting stars, but trust me, you don't want to dreaming about the things that you can be, because if you really want to be somebody, then be it.

 *cue avengers music in the background*

If you wanna be out there, it's up to you to make that happen. You can't wait for an opportunity to come by, you have to seek opportunities and chase after them.

What I'm trying to say is... BE A CHAMELEON.

Maybe not this one

THIS ONE. Yeahhh

We'll all be Pascals together!

Nah... that doesn't sound right... but you know what I mean.

Below is the video of one of my favourite songs. The song is called Little Me, performed by Little Mix. This song means a lot to me, because it was the song that got me thinking about stepping out of my shell.
I remember crying when I first heard the song, because I could relate to it so much, and since I've heard it, it's become my favourite song, although I can never seem to sing the song like how Little Mix does. I guess their vocal ability is too incredible to replicate. That, or it's the fact that they have four people singing the song, and I'm just a lone ranger. I think it's the former. :/

Remember how I emphasised a lot on the lyrics in my music video review on Megan Nicole's Escape? Well, I believe that lyrics make a big impact on the song. I feel like I tend pay attention to the lyrics of a song more than I do to the tune. (Maybe that's why I can never be a k-pop fan) I may be bias, because I prefer writing lyrics than tune, but I guess everyone has their own personal opinions.

Here is the link to their lyric video, in case you're interested:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1QTdSW0UAc

DISCLAIMER: I DO NOT OWN BOTH VIDEOS. ALL CREDIT GOES TO LITTLE MIX AND (C) 2013 SIMCO LIMITED UNDER EXCLUSIVE LICENSE TO SONY MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT UK LIMITED.

Anywho, that about wraps up my first post of Under The Tri (Tree) Sessions, if you could relate to my post in any way, I'd be happy to hear that.

I'll be back soon! And if you haven't yet, go check out Lou's Potato Train Trips and Bri's 

xxTri :)

Geography Trip to Gua Kandu, Perak

When they said that we were visiting a cave, we weren't expecting to be climbing, crawling and clutching onto ropes, hanging on for dear life.

Unfortunately, that was exactly what happened.

Gua Kandu

HELLO AND GREETINGS, LOUBRITRI READERS!

It is us again, and we're back with another adventure story, this time, of our unforgettable experience at Gua Kandu, Gopeng, Perak.

This year, the geography department of our school decided: "What better way to make the students learn about limestones and caves than to visit one themselves?" So a trip was organised for all the Year 8 students that would be carried out on the 2nd of September. 

Originally, it was planned to be a day trip to Gua Tempurung, a cave located in Gopeng, Kampar District, Perak.  It is popular among spelunkers, or cave enthusiasts. Being more than 3 km long, it is one of the longest caves in Peninsula Malaysia! Part of it has been developed as a show cave with electric lighting and walkways, so we thought: "This is going to be SOOO chill because there are nice walkways for us to follow."

Gua Tempurung (image from Google)

But OH HO HO HO how wrong we were, because we didn't go to the nice, beautifully well-lit Gua Tempurung, but to the muddy, dust filled Gua Kandu. 

"Why the sudden change?" you might ask. 

Well, unfortunately Gua Tempurung had to be temporarily closed down for construction work so we had no choice but to switch locations. We were excited nonetheless and couldn't wait for the day to come. So to Gua Kandu we went!

Random scenery

On the 2nd of September, all the students of Year 8 arrived early to school as we had to board the bus early to reach our destination in time before they closed the entrance. (You can't enter after 11 a.m, we were told) We lined up according to our groups, ranging from groups 1 to 10. LouBriTri was in no luck that day as we were not placed in the same groups. Nonetheless, we had classmates and friends from our respective groups and still had an amazing time. Some of us even managed to make some new friends and get acquainted with new people, which was quite surprising as we lack greatly in the socialising department.

(Bridget fooling around)

The long 2 and a half hour bus journey to Perak was filled with laughter and entertainment. Whether it was prodding our friends while they were sleeping or sharing chips with the entire bus, it was full of fun :) There were televisions in some of the buses, so movies were played to keep us entertained. (Though, about 60% of the people were sleeping in the bus :D)

As the clock ticked 10.30, we had arrived at our destination. With that, we descended off the bus and got ready to enter the cave. Bags were arranged, bread was consumed, torches were taken out and a wild chatter brewed.

Taking one last sip of water, we headed on our journey to the cave. Little did we know, we would be extremely dehydrated during our climb and not have any liquids with us as we weren't allowed to carry our own water bottles in (-_-)

The cave itself?
All I can say is: be ready to step in mud, get cave dust everywhere and scratch yourself on rocks, because BOY THAT PLACE IS EXTREME. (unfortunately LouBriTri did not bring their cameras in to film the INTENSITY and the EXTREMENESS of the cave)
*cough* *cough* we, LouBriTri, are not really athletic people so *cough* *cough* It was indeed an INTENSE and EXTREME 4-HOUR experience for us. Yup... 

During our little adventure in the cave, we had to look down on the ground so we didn't slip, while looking on top of our heads so we wouldn't bang our skulls on low rocks. Mind you, it wasn't an easy task because we had only one torch in hand (per person) in a completely dark place, so a choice had to be made as to where the light should be shone (Bridget didn't even have a torch so you can imagine what she got herself into)

WORD OF ADVICE: If you ever visit, Gua Kandu: BEWARE OF MUD PUDDLES. Not only do they make your shoes a mess, but they can potentially make you slip and we don't want any concussions happening in there.

Some parts were this low (image from Google)

Doesn't look hard but man, it was (image from Google)

There were even some parts of the cave where we had to climb a few metres down or up with the help of ropes. To be honest, it was quite scary. Especially so when the rangers told you that you could break a few bones if you put your foot on the wrong rock which could cause you to fall and hit the cold, hard ground.(Talk about pressure.) The climbs definitely weren't easy but it made you feel a sense of accomplishment once you reached the ground because hey, you didn't break any bones. :D

Because there were so many people (240 over students, if we remember accurately) that had to climb through the cave, it took very long for everyone to finish, especially because each course had to be done one by one. In addition, we had to wait for the people at the back to finish before we could move on. At one point, groups 8, 9 and 10 had to wait at one spot for about 30 minutes because everyone else hadn't caught up yet and there were no rangers in sight to guide us where we had to go next.

At about  3 in the afternoon, we finally saw sunlight after having spent 4 hours in darkness. Ahhh the complete feeling of bliss.

I think at that point, half of us were half dead and feeling like zombies because: 1) Tiredness 2) Thirst 3) Hunger.

Ultimately, reaching the exit of the cave became our only goal and lunch became our prize.

Bri exploring the surroundings

The highway on the journey back

All in all, even though it was tiring and frustrating at times, it was an incredible experience  that we couldn't have had a chance to try if the school hadn't decided to bring us there. (Because let's be honest, no one would go climb a cave unless someone forced you to.)

We are sure none of us would forget this trip any time soon and the memories of having to climb up and down rocks will remain for a long time to come.

Amazing experience?
LOU:Yes! Apart from almost falling and slipping a few times, everything was great.
BRI: Of course!
TRI: Well... 'amazing' would be a understatement. Maybe amazingly frustrating or frustratingly amazing...?

Would I ever do it again? 

LOU: Sure, I mean why not? This time maybe with water prepared though. Definitely don't want to go through that feeling of dehydration again.
BRI: Definitely! I would like to try out another cave with more of a challenge.
TRI: Maybe in another life. Otherwise, I think my answer is a definite 'no'.

Conclusion: Bri and Tri are exact opposites.

As the sun descended down the skyline, we headed back to school. And soon enough, each and every one of us were back in our homes.

The next day of school was filled with buzzing about the trip and how each of us thought about it. And most importantly, how much our bodies ached after the strenuous exercise. Needless to say, we weren't very energetic that day. We're pretty sure three quarters of the our grade had become zombies. :/

Well it seems that is all for our little adventure in Gua Kandu, Perak. We hope you had a fun time reading this post and we'll be back soon! Farewell for now!

xxLouBriTri

Vox Pop: Movies or TV Shows

Today we ask the age-old question:

MOVIES OR TV SHOWS?

Hello, good morning, afternoon and evening to our fellow LouBriTri readers!

Yes, today we have assembled here to find out from the general public, "Do you prefer movies or TV shows?" through conducting a vox pop.

Firstly, what is a vox pop?

To put it simply, it is an abbreviation of the Latin phrase 'vox populi' which means 'the voice of the people'. It's usually a term used by journalists for opinions expressed by the people on the streets to find out what normal people think about a certain issue or event. Quite an interesting way of finding out what the people's opinions are, don't you think?

Now back to the question.

Movies and TV shows, both, of course are types of entertainment which consist of you, literally, staring at a pixilated screen for minutes, hours or even days (because we all know how some TV shows and movies can make you look like a zombie by making you neglect sleep and opt for entertainment). To put it simply, they display a story for you to fill your free time or give you some time to relax, sit back and enjoy life for a bit.

Differences? 

Movies usually have a running time that is shorter, lasting for anywhere from a 30 minute short film to a full on 3 hour epic fantasy story. *ahem*LordoftheRings*ahem*

In that time span, they would introduce the characters, tell the story and end it all, in one go.

Television shows, however, tend to go on for much longer. Though they have a shorter play time for each individual episode, it would add up to make hours upon hours of nonstop entertainment as some tv shows could have dozens of seasons!

Which you prefer out of the two is, of course,  purely based on personal taste, for one simply cannot say one overpowers the other. Movies or TV shows? Choose the former and get an enjoyable watch with a reasonable time span. Choose the latter and get more "filling" in the story.

As the owners of this blog, which is our pick? To verify this burdensome question, we took to interviewing each other. Let us have a look, shall we?

Q: Aherm. Up first, Lou. I shall not beat around the bush: so which would you rather donate your time to? Movies or tv shows?

LOU: I'd say I like TV shows more. Yup, definitely. I mean, although movies aren't bad or anything,  I think I just like stories that are more in depth,  or with more character development, so to speak. It's always nice to have characters in the story that you've grown attached to over time. Not to mention, TV shows allow for more time for things to be properly explained instead of potentially leaving out a whole section of unanswered questions. Also, with TV shows,  at least I'm able to have enough time with the characters to remember their names. In movies, it's like,"Okay the main dude character. Hmm. Wait. What was his name again? Wait is that his dog or the neighbour's dog?  WAIT. DOES HE EVEN HAVE A DOG?" Yup, you get it. (but that might also be partly because I have quite horrid memory.) 

Some people tend to stick to movies because their favourite actress or actor is in it, but nowadays, many actors and actresses have started branching out to act in dramas and soap operas because television is increasingly becoming a writer's medium, resulting in constantly producing high quality products. Sometimes, these actors/actresses best works are on the small screen. Aaaand that's about it. I thank you for your time.

Q: I see... anything else you wish to add?

LOU: Nah I suppose not. Baiiiiiiiii

Q: Urm okay then. NOW LET US HAVE TRIN! Movies or tv shows, which is your first choice?

TRI: Wait, is it my turn already? I could've sworn this blog was called LouBRITri and not LouTRIBri... Oh well. Any who, which do I prefer between movies or television shows? My answer is definite. I obviously prefer movies. Movies are better than tv shows in my opinion, because it is a one-shot production and a bigger deal. More time and effort is taken to produce the big film and I find it very admirable of the cast and crew to have taken so much time to make this possible. I don't think I could ever be an actress because that dedication and commitment, as well as PATIENCE is lacked in my persona. I'd also like to object to Lou's statement about how movies can potentially leave out a whole section of unanswered questions. Do you know how much I hate cliffhangers from television shows? UGH. Unless the particular movie is going to be trilogy, I beg to differ with utmost grace. And maybe it's just me, but I'd rather sit in an air conditioned cinema with a bunch of people rather than in my living room, popcorn-less while I'm laughing and crying on my own. to a romantic comedy... Basically, that's how I plan to grow old, because WHO NEEDS A HUBBIE ANYWAY. I am a strong, independent woman; I can be the man and the WOman in my life.


LOU: *cough cough* much sass Trin. But my room is also air-conditioned and I have grown accustomed to laughing alone in my room while watching variety shows sooooo-

Q: OH STEP AWAY, LOU! Anyway, Trin, I see, I see. Very interesting explanation you gave there.. Anything you might have forgotten?

TRI: Hmmm... I don't think so. If I did forget anything it's probably best to not say anything else or this gonna turn into one of my full on rants like the time I told y'all about my very HEALTHY obsession over British dudes... did I mention that four fifths of my celeb crush list are British? Wait a sec, I'm already ranting aren't I? Aww fudgecakes... I guess this means hasta la vista! (For now of course, you'll never hear the end of me; unless of course, I come to my end. But let's not dabble on that topic shall we?)

Q: Alright. Last but not least, BRING BRI TO DA HOUZ! Bri, answer honestly: Movies or TV shows?

BRI: It is TV Shows for me :) I do feel that TV Shows are somewhat addictive as they don't stop. They keep on releasing new episodes and seasons that make you want to glue your face to the computer screen to see when's the next episode coming out. They leave you hanging and expect you to guess until they release the new episode in which by then, you'll already have all your fingernails bitten to the bed. It's like you get pulled into the world in which the characters of the show are in. TV Shows really go in depth in describing their characters and it gives the illusion that they are really your friends as you know so much about them. TV shows always have plot twists and you really don't know what to expect in the next episode. 

Q: Hmm I can see where you're coming from. Any last words before we end this interview?

BRI: ....TV showsss man..... Wooooooooooooo

Q: Okay then. And that is it, folks. Good day/night and cheese balls.

Now, to find out what the public thinks, we have gone to our family members and friends to obtain some answers. Their opinions have been listed below!

Citizen #1

Name: Cindy Leong (Mother Of Lou)
Age: 45

"If you ask me this question, I'd say I would choose TV shows over movies. Although I could definitely enjoy a movie any day, TV shows just give me that slight "something" that is missing in movies. Plus, TV shows tend to give a larger variety, while a lot of movies these days have been simplified and drained down, made to suite what the majority of  what people like. I think we can all see how many movies that are being produced are made for a certain franchise or with already established fan bases, so they are guaranteed to do well in the box office. For example, remakes of older movies like 'Cinderella' and 'The Rise of the Planet of the Apes'. On the other hand, tv shows can sometimes be more creative, ranging from series like 'The Dog Whisperer', competition based shows like 'Master Chef', and of course the very common soap operas. Truthfully, rarely do I go to cinemas to watch movies anymore because I'd rather just watch a Hong Kong drama on television."

Citizen #2

Name: Damien Chua (Uncle Of Tri)
Age: 35

"Movies. Movies generally take a big budget to make. more effort is put into movies, thus, making movie quality more superb in comparison to television shows. Further, I do not like television shows in which they build up suspense, only for the viewer to get slapped in the face with the 'to be continued...' nonsense. Movies are in itself one complete story that one can watch without any disruptions. People tend to watch movies in the cinema, this is an enhanced form of audio visual entertainment that enriches the audience's overall viewing enjoyment. Cuddling up with my family while watching a movie in one seating is my best option."

Citizen #3

Name: Bryan (Brother of Bri)
Age: 17

"I would say I like TV Shows cause I love watching Anime and Anime has a similar format to TV Shows. Am I right? Right? .....Anyway I guess Anime has a pretty similar format. They have episodes and seasons. TV shows are kinda perfect for those who want to just sit down at home on the couch 24/7 with a bucket of popcorn in their hands and have a relaxing evening slowly watching the episodes. You'll get to know the characters very well as they put so much detail in these shows. No rush. And that's when it gets addictive and you'll start wanting to watch more and more. And that's also when you should get your butt off that couch and go outside and do something productive. 
I mean movies are too very amazing but they don't do that much of an impact on you. It's just like "Oh... wow that was such an amazing show" and after like 3 months you forget what the storyline was. Nope TV Shows will ruin and spoil you. You'll start using and doing whatever your favourite character uses and does. Yup....."

Yup, so that's a wrap for this post! Which do you prefer: Movies Or TV Shows? Sound out your opinion and which movie/tv show(s) is/are your favourite in the comment box, and we'd love to give it a watch! 
TTYL,
xxLouBriTri :)