Thursday, December 25, 2008
MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Eggnog
Eggnog is just fine-
good source of magnesium.
So are soda cans.
Presents
I always forget...
I know its someone's birthday...
Santa or Rudolph?
ChristmUSA
Do we love Christmas
because it makes us fatter?
or all the presents?
Thanks Santa
Time travel is real!
This year Christmas came early!
Obamanation!!!!
Saturday, December 13, 2008
Saturday, November 29, 2008
Giving Thanks via Haiku
What "They" "Forgot" to "Teach" "You"
History lesson:
We used to love "indians."
They fed us turkey.
Appetite Police
On Thanksgiving day
I just can't control myself.
So I wear tight pants.
Too Hard
If I had to choose
between turkey and stuffing
life would really suck.
Things I'm Thankful For
Jesus, my family,
friends, laughter, the internet,
it's almost Christmas
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Story of My Life
The Haiku is easy and fun and you can do it anywhere. Last year I was really into haikus. It was, like, my totally favorite hobby. Knowing this, a friend of mine informed me of a local haiku-writing competition, sponsored by the Salt Lake Tribune. The theme of this competition was jell-o, and although I was mostly into writing haikus about more traditional themes such as love, nature, war, and pokémon, I decided that entering couldn't hurt, especially since the grand prize was a jell-o cookbook. I got busy writing, and here's what I submitted:
Priorities
I struggle with this:
if my friend turned to jell-o,
I'd have to eat him.
How it's Made
Grind hoof to powder.
Add artificial flavors.
Add water, let chill.
my fav:
Many Uses
Oh! little heffer,
we try not to be wasteful
so we'll eat your feet.
Let's be honest, these haikus are awesome. So you can imagine why I was surprised when the results were published in the paper. To my shock/dismay, I had missed the deadline. It was actually due a day before I had submitted my poetry. Also, the winner was in 2nd grade. 2nd place was in 3rd grade, and 3rd place was in 1st grade.
All in all, I'm a little bit glad that my submissions didn't get chosen. This pretty much sums it up:
I Don't Even Like Jell-o
Had I known the date,
Many children would have cried.
Enjoy your cookbook.
Thursday, October 2, 2008
You, try and flex on Me? Don't be silly.
In real life, every-day situations, I don't get fired-up very often. Today I did. It got to the point that I was at the edge of my seat, chuckling and scoffing and rolling my ojos and biting my tongue and fidgeting.
I have learned though, that when I'm really heated about something, my thoughts all rush to the part of my brain that fills my mouth, and I don't make any sense when I try and argue. Curse? or blessing?
I think it was when he told the class that the students he taught were going to be bossing me and my friends around when we graduate.
On days like these, I listen to uplifting hip-hop. Like this:
(click the picture)
I have learned though, that when I'm really heated about something, my thoughts all rush to the part of my brain that fills my mouth, and I don't make any sense when I try and argue. Curse? or blessing?
I think it was when he told the class that the students he taught were going to be bossing me and my friends around when we graduate.
On days like these, I listen to uplifting hip-hop. Like this:
(click the picture)
Sunday, September 28, 2008
Woo!
I made it!
(And I realize that I am a couple weeks late. School has been so fun. I have many classes with my previously mentioned friends. I couldn't be happier. Life is good.)
(And I realize that I am a couple weeks late. School has been so fun. I have many classes with my previously mentioned friends. I couldn't be happier. Life is good.)
Monday, August 11, 2008
Nail-Biter
Tomorrow's the big day. The potentially best/potentially worst day of my life. Yikes.
Rather than think about how tomorrow could change my life, I want to (need to) divert my attention. One appropriate outlet is watching the olympics. But I can only watch a game that I don't understand for so long. Seriously, swords make that sport sound so much cooler than it is.
Perhaps a more appropriate diversion, no offense, would be to think of how the days that have led up to tomorrow have changed my life. I submit the following:
I doubt it was fate (but maybe karma) that placed me in four classes with Manasseh, two classes with Regan, and one class (and lots of "extra-curricular" activities) with Rory. You get to know each other really well when stripped of all pride and confidence by your teachers, and then forced to stay awake until 2 o'clock. Luckily, they still liked the pride-less, tired me, and friendship ensued. Surviving last winter semester would've been impossible without them. I'll never forget walking through that trailer door and seeing them hard at work... It was beautiful. Talk of pizza parties, New Kids on the Block videos, random Misfits sing-alongs, a real pizza party, the notes we left on the board, bags of candy, dogging on others' "really well-designed" magazines... That time Rory took his shirt off... No matter what happens tomorrow, it wasn't all for nothing! It was worth every minute.
They are all great, and they, equally as anxiously as I, await the news tomorrow. In fact tonight, I got a good-luck email from Rory, a blog post/animation thing from Regan, and a phone call from Manasseh. They are the best.
Tomorrow is the day. But regardless of what happens, I have made some great friends, which might even be more important than a BFA degree... might. So thanks fellas. I couldn't have done it without you (nor would I want to). Besides, didn't we say "all or nothing?"
Rather than think about how tomorrow could change my life, I want to (need to) divert my attention. One appropriate outlet is watching the olympics. But I can only watch a game that I don't understand for so long. Seriously, swords make that sport sound so much cooler than it is.
Perhaps a more appropriate diversion, no offense, would be to think of how the days that have led up to tomorrow have changed my life. I submit the following:
I doubt it was fate (but maybe karma) that placed me in four classes with Manasseh, two classes with Regan, and one class (and lots of "extra-curricular" activities) with Rory. You get to know each other really well when stripped of all pride and confidence by your teachers, and then forced to stay awake until 2 o'clock. Luckily, they still liked the pride-less, tired me, and friendship ensued. Surviving last winter semester would've been impossible without them. I'll never forget walking through that trailer door and seeing them hard at work... It was beautiful. Talk of pizza parties, New Kids on the Block videos, random Misfits sing-alongs, a real pizza party, the notes we left on the board, bags of candy, dogging on others' "really well-designed" magazines... That time Rory took his shirt off... No matter what happens tomorrow, it wasn't all for nothing! It was worth every minute.
They are all great, and they, equally as anxiously as I, await the news tomorrow. In fact tonight, I got a good-luck email from Rory, a blog post/animation thing from Regan, and a phone call from Manasseh. They are the best.
Tomorrow is the day. But regardless of what happens, I have made some great friends, which might even be more important than a BFA degree... might. So thanks fellas. I couldn't have done it without you (nor would I want to). Besides, didn't we say "all or nothing?"
Thursday, July 3, 2008
Awkward Second Post
I haven't touched my "blog" lately. Mainly for 2 reasons:
1. I set myself up for an awkward second post. I'll just say it, I wasn't accepted into design school. My second post was going to be celebratory, where I would announce the beginning of this new chapter. But i was rejected, forced into taking another class in the spring and reapplying in August. I have fixed what was deemed wrong by my potential professors and am hopeful and confident about the August review.
2. My life doesn't deserve to be the subject of a web site. Even if it is just a Blogger, making my life the subject would be pointless. I don't live far away from my friends or family, so a run in at the grocery store is more than enough time for those people to catch up on my life. I will probably mention things that are happening, and you'll probably get a glimpse of where I'm going and what I'm into by the things I post. I think baby pictures are great so I'll probably post pictures of my nephew too. And I will have my own stuff up here for your pleasure and opinion as well. What I'm saying is that this won't be a detailed blog about me, or gossip (unless it's really juicy), or other boring things. So until now, I haven't had a reason to post. But today I found this picture of Robert Downey Jr.
1. I set myself up for an awkward second post. I'll just say it, I wasn't accepted into design school. My second post was going to be celebratory, where I would announce the beginning of this new chapter. But i was rejected, forced into taking another class in the spring and reapplying in August. I have fixed what was deemed wrong by my potential professors and am hopeful and confident about the August review.
2. My life doesn't deserve to be the subject of a web site. Even if it is just a Blogger, making my life the subject would be pointless. I don't live far away from my friends or family, so a run in at the grocery store is more than enough time for those people to catch up on my life. I will probably mention things that are happening, and you'll probably get a glimpse of where I'm going and what I'm into by the things I post. I think baby pictures are great so I'll probably post pictures of my nephew too. And I will have my own stuff up here for your pleasure and opinion as well. What I'm saying is that this won't be a detailed blog about me, or gossip (unless it's really juicy), or other boring things. So until now, I haven't had a reason to post. But today I found this picture of Robert Downey Jr.
Thursday, April 17, 2008
following the crowd, again.
Yesterday morning, I, along with 3 of my closest friends applied to the Graphic Design program here at BYU. Since then i have not been able to function. I still have finals but all I can think about is getting an email from the secretary telling me when i can go pick up my letter of acceptance (or rejection).
All the kids i applied with were like, "i mentioned you on my blog." so i was like, "i'm totally going to start my own."
So here it is.
I can't wait to start posting and gossiping about my friends Rory, Regan, and Manasseh. I'll be sure to write all about the drama that we go through in our newest chapter in life: Design School. Watch for a new reality TV show, probably on MTV.
Love you.
All the kids i applied with were like, "i mentioned you on my blog." so i was like, "i'm totally going to start my own."
So here it is.
I can't wait to start posting and gossiping about my friends Rory, Regan, and Manasseh. I'll be sure to write all about the drama that we go through in our newest chapter in life: Design School. Watch for a new reality TV show, probably on MTV.
Love you.
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