Um, wow. Rock Band, Fog Machine, strobe light, automated
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Sunday, November 23, 2008
A Friend you can eat
I guess advertisements work, because I bought some Swedish Fish when I was at the grocery store. Today, I was sharing them with my roommates and their friends or signifcant others, and if anyone refused, I'd go, "It's a friend you can eat!".
Also Today, I watched basically what's deemed the CA state finals HS marching band competition. And wow it brought back a ton of memories. My roommate was in a marching band too, so it was a lot of fun. One of the bands, had like 300+ 100 colorguard, it was insane. We can actually hear the bands from our house, so we just drove 3 blocks to DVC and watched. Their stadium isn't really optimal for field shows though, t's really low, and pretty small, but oh well.
This had me wondering how CHS is doing, especially with all the director changes and whatever drama going on. Looks like they're doing pretty well.
Also Today, I watched basically what's deemed the CA state finals HS marching band competition. And wow it brought back a ton of memories. My roommate was in a marching band too, so it was a lot of fun. One of the bands, had like 300+ 100 colorguard, it was insane. We can actually hear the bands from our house, so we just drove 3 blocks to DVC and watched. Their stadium isn't really optimal for field shows though, t's really low, and pretty small, but oh well.
This had me wondering how CHS is doing, especially with all the director changes and whatever drama going on. Looks like they're doing pretty well.
Saturday, November 22, 2008
Everything's Duckie Edition
Thursday, November 20, 2008
UbiFun
Thursday, November 13, 2008
Toilet Seat
I was eating at Mcdonald's for lunch today, and this McDonald's is fairly small, where everyone can see the bathroom, and the bathrooms are single occupancy. Even though they're 'private', in that you lock the door when you enter, they're still separated into male and female ones.
In the middle of lunch, I was randomly looking at the bathroom direction, and there's a woman waiting for the bathroom. One second later, a man walks out of the women's bathroom, and the lady gives a huge glare at him. The instant she enters the bathroom, she walks back out, and yells out towards the guy (and everyone in the restaraunt can hear), "You left the toilet seat up!" "In the WOMEN'S bathroom!" (with very high emphasis on the word women)
What made this moment funny, is that the guy responded. He shrugged his shoulders as if he didn't know what happened, and said, "I only... only washed my hands."
He may or may not have been lieing (as perhaps another male occupant went in before him), but since I'm a guy, I don't know if women always leave the toilet seat down in women's bathrooms or not. I would think it would be weird to use a toilet seat, and then lift it up afterwards.
So what do you think, did this guy leave the toilet seat up, or just wash his hands?
In the middle of lunch, I was randomly looking at the bathroom direction, and there's a woman waiting for the bathroom. One second later, a man walks out of the women's bathroom, and the lady gives a huge glare at him. The instant she enters the bathroom, she walks back out, and yells out towards the guy (and everyone in the restaraunt can hear), "You left the toilet seat up!" "In the WOMEN'S bathroom!" (with very high emphasis on the word women)
What made this moment funny, is that the guy responded. He shrugged his shoulders as if he didn't know what happened, and said, "I only... only washed my hands."
He may or may not have been lieing (as perhaps another male occupant went in before him), but since I'm a guy, I don't know if women always leave the toilet seat down in women's bathrooms or not. I would think it would be weird to use a toilet seat, and then lift it up afterwards.
So what do you think, did this guy leave the toilet seat up, or just wash his hands?
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Kitten Sandwich
Out of all magazines, an espn one (I think) is probably the least likely one you'd ever see me reading. I don't normally read sports magazine, as I'm not into sports, but there was one on the kitchen table, and I was bored at lunch, so decided to scan through it. I'm glad I did, because I love this ad. I wonder how comfy being snuggled by two pieces of bread would feel like.

I'm also not so certain that I'm someone on the lookout for friends to eat.

I'm also not so certain that I'm someone on the lookout for friends to eat.
Thursday, November 6, 2008
Ill-prepared
If you didn't know already, I'm the choir director for my ward. And If you knew me really well, you'd know that I'm totally the person you don't want as choir director. I can't sing, never been in choir, don't know how to warmup, don't know how much each word, nor each portion of a word should be enunciated while it's sung. I just know very little when it comes to choir-ing. Add in the fact that it's hard to get a pianist, I get stuck with figuring out how to direct the choir, and lead them while playing the piano (and I don't even have a piano or keyboard at home, so I'm sightreading the piano music, leading the choir, while all at the same time trying to figure out what the choir needs help with...)
Well, we get to add another layer upon this fun little equation. Our christmas number, we're doing jointly with the spanish branch, and (well i don't have the music yet, but I've been told that) half the song is in Spanish. So now, I can't even pronounce the lyrics, oh boy.
Well, we get to add another layer upon this fun little equation. Our christmas number, we're doing jointly with the spanish branch, and (well i don't have the music yet, but I've been told that) half the song is in Spanish. So now, I can't even pronounce the lyrics, oh boy.
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