Guadalupita, Doctor Who and Harry Potter.

Hello!

Let me start by saying I've been meaning to blog for quite a while now, there has been some stuff going on lately that means I actually have something to talk about, or at least I think so.

Anyway, I'd like to start this new blogging phase by telling you about my weekend, because it was pretty awesome.

Friday was a bit uneventful except for the Jo-Oprah interview, I had some issues with the interview, but would talk about it later, I know of some people who haven't watched it yet so I'll wait.

On Saturday I woke up really, really early, I mean 4:45 am early. Because we (my family and most of my old school) went on a pilgrimage to la Basílica de Guadalupe, this is something we do once a year. Right before you get to the church there is a little market when you can get a lot of Catholic related things, and I got a new purple rosary to my ¨collection¨ (I'm not sure if I can call it that). I saw la Guadalupita and then took the bus back to my school.

After some breakfast we went to buy some stuffs I needed for school; cake bases, baking gloves to name a few; then we went to buy my sister's Jonas Brothers concert tickets.

While she was in line I went to ask if they had the DVDs of Doctor Who or Torchwood, the guy who I asked first look at me like I was crazy or something, then smiled and almost shouted ¨Yes, I do!¨ after double checking with his computer he went on ¨I don't have Torchwood, but I do have Doctor Who season 1, I thought it was going to end in the back-store, I'm glad this amazing show finally has an owner¨ my mom kept looking at him like he was crazy, she just found someone who talk as happy about the show as I do. LOL!

It was on sale, and it had been so long since I asked my dad for something else than a book that he bought it. I've been watching the DVDs with my mom, and she is liking the show, and started asking questions ad stuff. Guess I've made a new fan, and if not at least she can understand why I like the show so much.

Today, I went with my family to a torture exhibit that my sis had to go for a homework. I couldn't handle it for long so I ran out of the exhibit and to the bookstore that is next door to the museum.

I waited for my family there, and started looking at the books, I found one that has Greek poems translated to Spanish for my sister, so she can do some extra-work for one of her classes.

And saw a book about Nahuatl poems translated to Spanish, but I forgot my wallet and parents said they wouldn't buy more books until I'm done with the one they last bought, which I won't start reading until I'm done with my Harry Potter re-read.

Because I am doing so, I just found something that has me thinking. Do you remember in which book, before HBP, a vanishing cabinet is mentioned?

If so, is that the same one as in six, and so is it in this moment when it ¨breaks¨?

If you know the answers to the ones above, say it in the comments.