Sunday, July 18, 2004
saturday, prrrobably worked that night, because I don't really remember doing anything else. sunday night I worked too. then on monday , i went back to summer arts, and that was cool. I did that all week. on tuesday, wednesday and thursday, I had a retarded streak. they were all days on which I had to work at night, and that both parents were either working or weren't in town, and so i had to take the douchebag transit. that was really hard, because it was just so stressful for me to miss my last class, (catch up the next day) , run to catch the stupid bus , (not to mention waking up at 7 to take it in the morning,) and then of all things having to work at nights. it was ..absolutely shitty. i couldn't believe it. nothing ever felt so un-like summer in my life, it was ridiculous. oh well, that's why i did it ,so that i could be through with it, and here i am. and yea! it eased up on thursday night anyway , i didn't have to work after all! which is cool. so thursday night was fun. and then friday and saturday night, I had to do the big finale shows for summer arts, and now i'm done with that too! so , yeah, hopefully now it'll feel a little bit more like summer, because lately the weather's been ...ridiculously NOT summer-y, a and so honestly it doesn't really feel like summer , just because I haven't been camping or been to the beach (well, ok, a real trip to the beach), so that sucks.
and plus! there've yet to be the big summer parties that everyone loves and always talks about, but that's allright , i'm sure one is bound to come along. and that's that for this week! remember everybody, sun-screen is a good screen, and it's hip to be hat.
"Mr. Voice, what's behind Door #2 for our luuuuucky contestant?"
"Well, Mr. Host, it just happens to be LINKS!"
-Wild Applause-
Links
Well, to start this off on a serious note, last night I saw a documentary, called "Neutral Ground." It was a documentary following the kids involved in the 2003 Belfast Children's Program. The Belfast Children's Program is a program for kids who are caught in the violence of the religious devision between Catholics and Protestants, which rises to a fever pitch in July of every year. My family participated in this event in 2000, and surprisingly, they interviewed the guy who stayed with my family for a month: John Glynn. This documentary originally aired in February, but you can check it out right here. Hope you learn something!
It's the most magical time of the year, friends! That's right... It's Decemberween in July! If you want the full menu of HomeStarRunner.com's Decemberween extravaganza, click here. I can't even begin to tell you how funny this stuff is. There's a mockery of a Decemberween book by StrongBad, a brand new Teen Girl Squad, and even a great new episode of your favorite series and mine, Sweet Cuppin' Cakes. Right.
Also from the genius minds of HomeStarRunner.com, there's a new video by... TMBG... Well, actually, I'm not really sure who it's really by. But it's absolutely cool. Check out "Experimental Film," featuring StrongSad doing some crazy shit.
Think you can draw well? Especially on sidewalks? Well, you won't anymore. Check this mofo out.
Check out the weekly news with Philip Norris!
Anyway, parents are bitching, i'm out. later-joel
