Wednesday, April 30, 2008
San Francisco!
This past weekend I went to San Francisco along with 90+ other Art History students and some parents. It was extremely fun! We went to all the big museums in the city including the de Young, the Legion of Honor, and the MoMA. The Legion was definitely my favorite because they had more works I recognized and knew more about. The de Young was pretty cool too but not as cool, and the MoMA was just plain odd. I'm not a huge fan of modern art. We also visited various cathedrals as well. We went to Grace Cathedral the first day and St. Mary's the second. Both were very cool but I like Grace better because St. Mary's was too modern/contemporary for me. On Sunday we got up bright and early and went to the Glide Memorial church, it was a Methodist service. It was fun but I didn't really like it because it wasn't religious. All they talked about was donating money for the poor and "being the best you can be." The music was really cool though. I felt like I was at a rock concert or something. Then right after Glide we went to Grace and attended the first part of a Lutheran service. This was also a strange experience for me. They walked in singing and twirling incense around. Very strong smelling incense that kind of made me feel sick. I liked what the guy giving the sermon was saying for the most part, but just the way he approached what he wanted to say kind of weirded me out, not really sure why. Both experiences were totally emotional feeling, with no real spirit involved. It made me really glad to be part of the religion I am. :) Then after the two services we went back to the wharf and walked over to Ghirardelli and had a couple sundaes for mom's birthday (between five of us, we had four sundaes, a huge ice cream cone, and a root beer float, we totally pigged out). After Ghirardelli we went back to the hotel and took a nap then went to dinner with the group. Then we went and walked along the wharf and saw some seals and bought mom some birthday jewelry and had her make a wish and blow out a match, cuz that was all we could get. Then later that night mom wanted to stay at the hotel so me, Vic, Joe, and Jake walked to the beach. Along the way we were offered pot and Joe got scared by some homeless man. And we saw two drug busts. Crazy time. So I think that's all I should say cuz this is getting too long! And that's pretty much it anyway! So it was a really fun trip. I love art history! :)
Sunday, April 13, 2008
Twilight!
So, I am a huge fan of the book Twilight by Stephenie Meyer, as I know many are. I've been checkin' up on the updates about the movie and I just thought I would share my knowledge with you. So here is a link to the movie page. They now have the whole cast listed. Also is a behind the scenes clip of them filming. Check it out! :)
Link for the movie page:http://stepheniemeyer.com/twilight_movie.html
Link for the clip: http://www.etonline.com/video.php?vid=60433&config=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.etonline.com%2Fmedia%2Fvideo%2F2008%2F04%2F60433%2Findex.php

Tuesday, April 1, 2008
So I Think I Can Dance! :)

I never mentioned my Milwaukee trip! I am sad i haven't because it was an amazing trip. I went to Milwaukee with popsy to try out for the Fox reality show So You Think You Can Dance! It was awesome. Nothing happened because they said I look too young for the show... show biz, psh... anyway I did awesome at the dancing part (I got the crowd going) and I met some awesome people. That's all I needed! It was an amazing experience! :)
This is what I wore on the plane, pretty gangster right? :) Those are apple bottom jeans for all you hip-hop listeners. ;) ("Shawty had them Apple Bottome Jeans, boots with the fur!)
This is the "crew" from the auditions! Four of them (Cathryn, Steven, Herb and Natasha) got through to the next round! They are all amazing though! From left to right: Nikki, Summer, Natasha, Herb, Cathryn, Steven, Kylie, and Sara. This is who I hung out with during the whole seven hour wait. It was amazingly cool and fun just being there. :)
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Me and Mom at the lookout point we drove up to
St. Mary's Cathedral and Mrs. Hughes (the amazing teacher) in front of the Ghiberti doors at Grace Cathedral
