Julia's Adventures!

Sunday, June 3, 2018

Hydra Part 1

The second island I visited in Greece.
Will post part 2 tomorrow.
Dates: March 26, 2018

A lot of houses, but not as much as Athens.

A plain tree.

Hydra Entrance

The flags

A dedicated statue indeed.

Again, supposed to be a panorama.

A house with red accents!

A lemon tree.

Hydra got its own flag!

A lonely cat.

This was also where James Bond's "Octopussy" with Roger Moore was filmed!

Saturday, June 2, 2018

Poros

The first island I went to at Greece.
Dates: March 26, 2018

Got my make up all ready!

Heading for the islands!

Poros. Apologize if it's blurry.

This one's better.

The cruise is called "COSMOS".

This was originally a panorama, but Instagram always uses squares!

Nice view though!

This one is even better...

And this one is the best.

Poros is one out of 3 islands I visited in Greece. Unfortunately, Santorini isn't one of them.

Me sitting on the steps. Looking fantastic.

Look! It's the Greek flag.

They still use phone booths. The ones in my city have been gone for close to 5 years.

The buildings look a little old but nice.

The water here is beautiful.

Click "Save As" for an HD photo! I swear most of my pictures I take are high def!

Friday, June 1, 2018

Heading to Greece

Taken from Instagram. May not be in the best order.
Dates: March 23-25, 2018.

5 Million People live in the city of Athens.

Me flying from Germany to Greece.

Got a Kinder Egg. A big one. Banned in the USA!

Germany from a plane. The pic isn't really good.

Did my nails before the trip!

I'm getting some Rome vibes!

Recreating my picture I took at Italy last year.

Remember this? The only difference I can point out was that I was much straighter back then.

Click "Save As" because the drag and drop thing doesn't work for me anymore.

Thursday, May 31, 2018

I have made a change to my way for posting pictures on my blog posts.
Why?
Because I have a lot of Instagram posts with multiple pictures from Greece.
So from now on, I will put only the pictures based from my Instagram post.
The post will be titled after the place I went to and I will make a post with pictures from my trip to Greece every day until I've shared all the photos.
STARTING TOMORROW!

Note: Since the last time I posted here, which was in January, things have changed. First off, on March 6, 2018 at 8:45 PM EST, my YouTube account was suddenly terminated for "Severe violations of the Community Guidelines". I was basically terminated unfairly. I only got one copyright takedown during the 5 years of my career and it usually takes 3 strikes to terminate a channel. They still haven't responded to my appeals, and they probably never will. At this point, I've migrated to Dailymotion. Their copyright laws aren't as strict as YouTube's because they're not such a huge company.

Saturday, January 6, 2018

Scenes in Spongebob that scared me as a kid.

I love Spongebob, but I think their glory days were in the first 4 seasons.
Since I've been watching Spongebob since I was 2, I was traumatized by a couple of scenes when I was a kid. I'm not scared of those scenes anymore though. In fact, I grew up to love most of them.
NOTE: Spongebob Squarepants is owned by Viacom.

To start off with, the close up in "Wormy".

Nosferatu. Bascially all of "Graveyard Shift"

Squidward choking in "Naughty Nautical Neighbors". Many of my earliest memories involve watching Season 1 of Spongebob.

When Spongebob's house burnt in "Procrastination". I love that episode now.

The ending of "Scaredy Pants". "Don't worry, it grows back!"

The hot sauce scene from "Karate Choppers". I never wanted to try hot sauce as a kid because of that scene.

The "Subliminal Messages" girl featured in "Gary Takes a Bath"

Nearly all of "I was a Teenage Gary".

The scene in "Nature Pants" where the music box plays.

The gorilla from "I had an Accident" which is actually one of my favorite episodes now.

The surreal atmosphere of "Rock Bottom". However, by the time I was 7, I started to appreciate surrealism like this.

This nasty scene from "House Fancy".

This part of "Tea At The Treedome". (Fun Fact: One of my friends mentioned that he was scared of the "I don't need it!" scene when he was a little kid, so I'm luckily not the only one!)