All She Wishes – Blogging 101 Day 8 – Commenting

The universe seems to be in a wish granting mood today. I have high hopes for a lottery win tonight.

Not without a sense of humour though, it started however by granting my wish to live life in the movies with the opening scene of Four Weddings & a Funeral when I realised I’d over slept and levitated out of my bed and into my clothes with a running commentary of the appropriate (or inappropriate) expletives.

The poor dog was commanded to take the shortest pee ever (I fear I may pay for that later) and by a minor miracle I was at the bus stop only fifteen minutes later than usual and only ten minutes late into work. However this did mean that I missed my usual half hour of blogging time when I get into work before nine.

More is to come as a quick look at my email informs me that eight days into the course I have been finally given access to the WordPress 101 Commons and can join all my fellow students at Blogwarts sipping butter beer in front of a roaring computer screen.

Yet more hope on the blog front – today’s task is to comment on another blog – could this finally be the day that I get feedback on my blog? Be still my beating heart!

As is so often the case recently, I actually completed this homework already in the last few days, (I blogged about it here) so I will be tracking back to make a record of the blogs I went to because apparently there will be a further testing on the subject!

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All She Wishes is a ghastly sounding film directed by Letia Clouston and released earlier this year. Plot summary on IMDB as follows:

When sardonic high school senior Sophie O’Dea inherits her neurotic grandmother’s car, an old automobile named Star, she is told the car has magical powers. But when Sophie casually makes a wish upon Star for a date to the Valentine’s dance, her wish comes true in the form of Drake, a famous upcoming actor from Los Angeles. Now, stressed-out Sophie must find a way to get the wisecracking Drake back to the bright lights of the city before he’s stuck in small-town America forever…but she just might learn a whole lot about herself, including how to have fun again, along the way.