Hello everyone! This is a completely out of schedule post just to show you more photos of Comic Con Portugal, now focusing on Star Wars, the big thing this year. Seriously, last year there was just a small parade with Darth Vader and a couple of Stormtroopers, but this year the parade was huge and there were small events (like the group picture in front of the Death Star model) and Stormtroopers walking around the convention to take pictures with everyone. There were also figurines scattered everywhere, including my favorite two: BB8 and R2D2. Aren't they the cutest? Hope you enjoy this simple post, but it wouldn't be my blog if I didn't do a celebration post of the new Starwars movie!

Hello everyone! To whoever follows me on instagram this is probably not a surprise, but to who still doesn't: from the 4th to the 6th of December me and my boyfriend went to Porto for the 2nd edition of Comic Con Portugal. As always, it was crowded, and when I say crowded I mean claustrophobical-crowded! This year there were some awesome changes, and some irritating news as well. Let's start with the good parts: there was a lot more space, with a lot more merchandising stores represented, and mostly, a lot more places to go and play instead of having to wait for half an hour to play a console game like last year. Now what really "grinded my gears": for starters, the paid autographs. Last year, like it should always be in my opinion, the price of the daily ticket included most of the events (except the meet and greet with the celebrities, which is understandable), but this year, if you wanted to get a piece of paper signed, you had to pay. And no...it wasn't just a couple of euros. It was, at least, 20€... But, if you bought the permission to get an autograph and suddenly the organization decided that it was free, you had the chance to have the "meet and greet"... You can probably tell how furious I am about this...but oh well, no need to cry a river about it anyway. The main point here is that I had fun. A LOT of fun, and that's all that matters in the end of the day, right?