I was listening to AWO's review of Peepo Choo to see what they have to say about that mange. I am not gonna lie, I do enjoy the manga, and their review make me want to know more about the author. I my search I found this little video with Felipe Smith in Argentina doing an interview to his old boss, in a store where he used to work. It was pretty fun and I think that was his Boo Yah.
Daybloom, my band, now has a drummer, a banjo player, and a violinist (and this violinist is reliable and not smelly, unlike the previous guy). The line up is thus: Kate - Vocals Mike - Guitar Frank - Bass Dan - Drums Lori - Banjo Ali - Violin
Now we just have to get everyone up to speed on the material and then we can finally record. I has a happy.
Canisius's goalie almost cried at the end of today's hockey game versus RIT (4-1 RIT). I'm sure it was because RIT scored 4 goals against him in one period, but I'd like to think it was our constant berating that did it. Loser. Also: RIT Hockey is first in the conference!
Jeremy and I had a blast and geeked out over all the awesome props, costumes, and various items from all the Harry Potter movies.
We ended up buying a few things from the gift store: Harry Potter Film Wizardry book, HP: The Exhibition Guide book, and a coffee mug that changes when heat is applied.
The books are pretty cool. The film wizardry book has many interesting facts about the movie and has items from the movie like The Marauder's Map, Ministry of Magic ID card, Yule Ball invitation, Harry's invitation to Hogwarts, etc...
There were a lot of really expensive but amazing things in the gift store. I was almost tempted to get a resin replica wand of Dumbledore's Elder wand, but it's just a silly luxury that I wouldn't need.
Had a blast. For those in Washington who are into HP, I recommend it. If it comes to your town, go see it.
I always love going to Pacsi. I really should get a membership there for its discounts.
You know, people have always told me that the first part is the business, and it gets lame after that, but I think they're being a bit harsh. From season 3 onwards, it's still a very solid show, it's just that the beginning truly is THE BUSINESS.
You know, people have always told me that the first part is the business, and it gets lame after that, but I think they're being a bit harsh. From season 3 onwards, it's still a very solid show, it's just that the beginning truly is THE BUSINESS.
Yeah. Also, there are more scenes where Adama goes "SO SAY WE ALL" later in the series.
Plans for meeting up this afternoon with a couple friends to get ice cream turned into hanging out with a lot more friends pretty much all day. I love it when life works out like that.
Lunar eclipse today, got up in time (1:00 AM here) clearest sky ever, the bulb on the lamp post behind my house burned up yesterday, so it was nice and dark, no "milky way visible" dark, but most of the big constellations were visible, got me some Saturn action as well and a awesome crimson moon.
I just checked my grades and I got an A in Music Theory this semester. I had like an 88% or 89% going into the end of the semester and the final was an analysis on a modulating Bach piece that I was sure that I had totally screwed up on. Apparently not =^_^=
I just introduced a Spanish cousin to Steam and told him that, since he's in the US right now and games in the EU have jacked up prices, he can make a US account AND a Spain account when he gets to his PC and take advantage of all of our mad sales.
I've been working my ass off the last two weeks on everything from data entry to being a fill-in bike messenger, And at end of work today - 56 minutes ago - I was free and easy again, having worked my balls off to get some nice christmas presents for people when they were expecting none from me, Ranging from Pandora Bracelet charms to sets of very good knives and nice wine.
I'm tired, I'm sore, I stink, but my wallet is full, and I'm feeling good. Now, to go blow it all in one single frenzy of consumerism, and then sit up till three in the morning wrapping things.
I've been working my ass off the last two weeks on everything from data entry to being a fill-in bike messenger, And at end of work today - 56 minutes ago - I was free and easy again, having worked my balls off to get some nice christmas presents for people when they were expecting none from me
You're a good man. Hells of better than me. I have been working as per usual, having no available money, and getting people half-assed presents while I try and fail to find ways to bring in some extra cash.
You're a good man. Hells of better than me. I have been working as per usual, having no available money, and getting people half-assed presents while I try and fail to find ways to bring in some extra cash.
Nah, I'm a bit shit, really, I just got sick of disappointing everyone every year.
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I my search I found this little video with Felipe Smith in Argentina doing an interview to his old boss, in a store where he used to work. It was pretty fun and I think that was his Boo Yah.
The line up is thus:
Kate - Vocals
Mike - Guitar
Frank - Bass
Dan - Drums
Lori - Banjo
Ali - Violin
Now we just have to get everyone up to speed on the material and then we can finally record. I has a happy.
Jeremy and I had a blast and geeked out over all the awesome props, costumes, and various items from all the Harry Potter movies.
We ended up buying a few things from the gift store: Harry Potter Film Wizardry book, HP: The Exhibition Guide book, and a coffee mug that changes when heat is applied.
The books are pretty cool. The film wizardry book has many interesting facts about the movie and has items from the movie like The Marauder's Map, Ministry of Magic ID card, Yule Ball invitation, Harry's invitation to Hogwarts, etc...
There were a lot of really expensive but amazing things in the gift store. I was almost tempted to get a resin replica wand of Dumbledore's Elder wand, but it's just a silly luxury that I wouldn't need.
Had a blast. For those in Washington who are into HP, I recommend it. If it comes to your town, go see it.
I always love going to Pacsi. I really should get a membership there for its discounts.
Also something to look forward to in March where they will present Star Wars Exhibition: Where Science Meets Imagination.
Also the EMP/SciFi Museum has a BSG Exhibit that Jeremy and I will have to check out, as soon as we're done with the series.
I'm tired, I'm sore, I stink, but my wallet is full, and I'm feeling good. Now, to go blow it all in one single frenzy of consumerism, and then sit up till three in the morning wrapping things.