Sophie Soundtrack

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Music is a powerful mood-setting tool. My favorite kind of music type is music with an utterly kawaii feel to it. I decided, why not share some of my favorite kawaii-sounding songs? So, here it is. I present to you: “Sophie Soundtrack”!

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Downloadable Games

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http://cdn.gamesforgirls.com/assets/games/swf/modern-kimono-style.swf – Modern Kimono Style

http://cdn.gamesforgirls.com/assets/games/swf/pencil-skirts.swf – Pencil Skirts

http://cdn.gamesforgirls.com/assets/games/swf/editor-s-pick-chic-farmer.swf – Chic Farmer

http://cdn.gamesforgirls.com/assets/games/swf/zoe-lily-spring-break.swf – Zoe and Lily: Spring Break

http://cdn.gamesforgirls.com/assets/games/swf/fairy-kei-makeover.swf – Fairy Kei Makeover

http://cdn.gamesforgirls.com/assets/games/swf/new-stage-star.swf – New Stage Star

http://cdn.gamesforgirls.com/assets/games/swf/how-to-be-a-cheerleader.swf – How to Be A Cheerleader

http://cdn.gamesforgirls.com/assets/games/swf/ice-skating-princess.swf – Ice Skating Princess

http://cdn.gamesforgirls.com/assets/games/swf/how-to-be-a-supermodel.swf – How to Be A Supermodel

http://cdn.gamesforgirls.com/assets/games/swf/beautiful-winter-hats.swf – Beautiful Winter Hats

http://cdn.gamesforgirls.com/assets/games/swf/zoe-lily-valentine-s-day-date.swf – Zoe and Lily: Valentine’s Day Date

http://cdn.gamesforgirls.com/assets/games/swf/how-to-be-a-cute-vet.swf – How to Be A Cute Vet

http://cdn.gamesforgirls.com/assets/games/swf/dark-romance.swf – Dark Romance

http://cdn.gamesforgirls.com/assets/games/swf/winter-tea.swf – Winter Tea

http://cdn.gamesforgirls.com/assets/games/swf/urban-princess2.swf – Urban Princess

http://cdn.gamesforgirls.com/assets/games/swf/60s-fashion.swf – 60s Fashion

http://cdn.gamesforgirls.com/assets/games/swf/editor-s-pick-winter-holiday.swf – Winter Holiday

http://cdn.gamesforgirls.com/assets/games/swf/kitty-lover.swf – Kitty Lover

Dollar for Your Thoughts

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“Penny for your thoughts!”

That’s what Leonerd told Buttercup when he walked up to her.

“A penny?” snorted Buttercup. “I don’t think so!”

“It’s just an expression, girl!” said Leonerd.

“Well, my thoughts are worth at least a dollar!” replied Buttercup.

“A dollar?” said Leonerd. “Forget it!”

“Fine.” said Buttercup. “Your loss.”

Buttercup sat back and began to think. Leonerd didn’t know what Buttercup was thinking about, but he could tell by her soft chuckling that she was planning something.

“Too bad you’re missing out on all these thoughts, Leo! There’s some great stuff in here! Great stuff that you might find very….”

“Okay, okay!” interrupted Leonerd as he handed Buttercup a dollar. “Here’s a buck. What are your thoughts?”

“I’ll write ‘em down!” explained Buttercup as she grabbed a notepad.

She wrote down her thoughts, and when she was done, she ripped out the page and handed it to Leonerd.

Leonerd read the page. But it didn’t say anything except “Sucker!”

Once he read this, he knew Buttercup had tricked him as he saw the dark-haired Powerpuff Girl run off laughing with his buck.

I’m Never Trying That Braiding Thing Again

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Did I ever tell you the time I wore my hair in a French braid?

It all seemed like a fantastic idea while it was happening.  I was the center of attention – especially in the eyes of a girl named Amanda McClellan.

Amanda is pretty much my arch-nemesis. I’ve always been cooler than her, which really isn’t very hard to accomplish. She doesn’t like the things that I like. she thinks Emily the Strange is “too goth” and that Tokidoki is “too cute”.  But I disagree. To me, Emily the Strange, The Powerpuff Girls, Garfield, and the Tokidoki gang are very unique. I don’t know how I came to the conclusion that wearing my hair in a different style would make things any better.  I really didn’t think it through properly.  Like I said, Amanda is pretty much the opposite of me.

So one day, while my cousin Marta was babysitting me, I called my dad at work:

Me: “Hey dad, is it okay if I used Marta’s hair extensions?”

Dad:  “For what?”

Me: “I want to put my hair in some sort of braid.”

Dad:  “Um… (prolonged silence)….Sure. Just ask Marta if she can help you. It’s your hair, sweetie.  You can do what you want.”

Me:  “Thanks.”

My father passively taught me a very important lesson about thinking things through.

So, I asked Marta if she could help me braid my hair, and she said it was okay.

After she put my hair in a French braid, I put on my utterly kawaii Harajuku outfit and went to where Amanda and my human friends were hanging out.

“Wowzers!” said Amanda. “That’s so cool, Sophie!”

“That braid goes perfectly with your outfit!” said Moonsong.

“Sure does!” said Sandy.

I was amazed at how my friends were complimenting me at how pretty I looked.

“Look at how awesome I am!” I thought. “This is great! I’ve never got so much attention from my normal friends…”

…My time in the spotlight lasted about 4 minutes.

That evening, I eventually got around to looking in the mirror. I had never been very self-conscious – I didn’t have the fashion sense to know what to be self-conscious about. When I examined my French braid, I decided that I had enough for one day and asked my dad to undo it.

I was confused.

I wondered why that braid complimented my cute outfit.

Normally, I just wear my hair down with a cute hair bow clipped to it, and in my older form, I wear it in pigtails.

I didn’t know what came to me.

Nevertheless, I found a way to impress my friends who once thought I was weird.
And I learned an important lesson about being mindful of what might be the effect of the cause.