And he seemed like such a nice young boy.

We watched Star Wars: Episode III: Revenge of the Sith today.

I didn't really like it any better this time. I did notice that the Emperor's "master plan" seemed to rely on a lot of luck and assumptions of people reacting in certain ways. Which, they did, so I guess I can't really complain.

I still don't know why the Wookies were in this movie, other than to give Yoda the hilarious innuendo-laced line about how he "has a good relationship with the Wookies."

In the end, Steph commented on how I look like Obi-Wan, and she's right, I sorta do, so yay for that.


And now, xmas story:

In the days when Herod was king of Judea, Mary was visited by an angel.
The angel said, "You shall bear a son and call him Jesus."
In those days, everyone went to the city of his ancestors to be taxed.
Joseph had to go to Bethlehem, the city of David.
Joseph and Mary made the long journey together.
When they reached Bethlehem, the city was filled with people.
There was no room for Mary and Joseph at the inn.
Mary and Joseph had to stay in a stable.
That night, Jesus was born.
Mary laid Jesus in a manger to sleep.
Out in the fields, some shepherds were watching their flocks.
A great light flashed, and the shepherds were afraid.
An angel appeared and said, "Good news! A savior is born!"
The angel told them to go find Jesus in the stable and worship Him.
Then many other angels appeared, singing, "Glory to God".
The shepherds hurried to find Jesus.
They found Him in the stable with Mary and Joseph.
The shepherds knelt down and worshiped Jesus.
A star shone over the stable where Jesus was.
Three wise men in a distant land saw the star.

Huh. You know, we have four sentences left in this story. Seems a little late to be introducing new characters into the tale, but we'll see how it plays out.