Monday, February 19, 2007

lipstick traces

Lipstick traces, which has been patiently sitting among my other books, finally made its first appearance today. I pulled it off my shelf, wiped the dust off of it, and for the first time since I purchased it, I cracked open the spine and dust swept into my face. After recovering from this disastrous event, i recovered my senses and took a look at the cover. I know never to judge a book by its cover, but i was intrigued by this cover. the man on the front seemed to crazily invite me into his book, and slowly i fell under a trance that caused me to want to read the book. Luckily, steffan saved me and prevented me from reading the book or learning anything...thank you steffan, you are my savior and I wish i was you...you're so cool.

Sunday, February 11, 2007

Weather

I like the weather here in Philadelphia, it is sunny and beautiful outside much more often than at home in Detroit. I feel like it helps with the cold a lot when it is sunny and beautiful. I personally believe that the weather greatly affects mood, and while cold can make someone unhappy, most of the time we are indoors looking out at the weather, and the barometric pressure (which studies have shown can make people feel tired during spells of bad weather) is more affected by cloudiness and precipitation than temperature. Helps with the cold to think about these things.

How I asked a girl to prom

I wanted to share the way that I asked my date to prom senior year. I asked my friend who I was doing my senior speech with, which is an optional speech that seniors can give to the rest of the school to share wisdoms they have learned. Our speech originally involved playing the drums on stage (which later changed), but you need to know that for this to make sense. I told her I had a new idea for the senior speech and told her to read this:





NEW IDEA:

Ok, it begins the same. We are both sitting at our drum sets on stage. I begin playing before you start talking (small difference). Then you say your beginning thing. Then there is a short pause where I do a little drum fill (it lasts like… 4 seconds, just to show that you are done). Then you start playing your drums before I start speaking. Then I do my little speech while you play, and again I do a little fill at the end of mine to show that I am done, then we begin with us both talking, when we get up from our drum sets and walk to the front of the stage. And then I admit that I actually don’t have a new idea, I just needed you to read this so I could ask you… will you go to prom with me?

Sunday, February 4, 2007

you know what feels great?

Laying down when your back hurts and you've had a long day. The fact that we can do that is great.