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Hello Greek and Roman demigods, hunters, legacies, satyrs, nymphs and fans of whatever is here. Welcome to the LEO VALDEZ TALK SHOW. A fun talk show hosted by Hephaestus' son Leo Valdez and his co-host/director/girlfriend/writer of this madness Lari Gomes, daughter of Poseidon. Together, Leo and Lari will interview several characters and personalities from various sagas, movies, books and series suggested by you, dear reader! That's right! you will be able to have a special participation in this program, sending questions and suggestions of characters through the field of comments.
Hazel Grace had no choice. She will be forced to participate in the dreaded Cancer Games, an annual sporting event where twenty-four cancer children aged twelve to eighteen will have to fight to the death for the fun of well-heeled sadists. Hazel, even with her lazy lungs that refuse to work properly, will fight valiantly for the short life she will have even if she manages to emerge victorious from the Games. After all, the Capital does not forgive. Much less cancer. LET THE CANCER GAMES BEGIN!
EEEEEE this time, they gathered at Camp Half-Blood to celebrate Christmas. Was it cool?
Welcome to Interviewing, a very normal program, with even more normal people! Nina: Who picked that damn name? —----------------------------- Leo: WHERE'S MY SHOE? Nico: I DON'T KNOW Nina: YOU ARE ON EACH OTHER'S SIDE, WHY ARE YOU SCREAMING? Leo: YOU'RE SCREAMING. Nina: BECAUSE I CAN, I OWN THIS BAG. —------------------ Nico: I want to see me get off the ground so now he and I are one. —______________ Nina: Will, try not to break the car window. Will: Too late, —_______________ Marina: My secret friend... Nico: Friend or friend? Marina: Neither because it's you! —------------------------- Nico: What is that thing on my back? Leo: It's my hand, sorry. Nico: There's still something on my back. —--------------------- Okay, maybe not so normal.
You must think I'm crazy to believe that all of this could be real, and I say you're a mortal Muggle who doesn't believe in magic.
I tend to believe in three things: risks, dreams and expectations 1st risks: you'll never know if you don't try 2nd dreams: believe and fight for it, they will come true 3rd expectations: the expectation you have about something, whether before or after, indicates the greatness of that thing in your life. My name is Gabee R, I'm 18 years old and this is the story of how I left my country (Brazil) to go on a crazy adventure in the USA.