Archive for October, 2006

October 13, 2006

So this morning, I brushed my teeth twice as long and finished it off with a shot of Listerene just to be sure… Last night I had a dream. I was at some sort of red carpet event when all of a sudden, this beautiful woman walks up to me. It was Kristin Cavallari. She [...]

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So this morning, I brushed my teeth twice as long and finished it off with a shot of Listerene just to be sure…

Last night I had a dream. I was at some sort of red carpet event when all of a sudden, this beautiful woman walks up to me.

It was Kristin Cavallari.

She saunters up in probably one of the hottest dresses I have ever seen and basically inches her way closer to me. Obviously, she has no issues with personal space, but I’m freaking out. The first thought wasn’t “Is she going to kiss me?” or even “Wow, she looks good!”

No.

My first thought was, “I probably shouldn’t have had that Animal-Style Double-Double for lunch, you know, in the off chance Kristin Cavallari would be inches away from my face.”

Strangely enough, she didn’t kiss me. But I happened to randomly have a necklace in my pocket for her…you know, in the off chance she would be inches away from my face. So I put it around her neck, closed the clasp…and woke up.

Then I brushed my teeth for 20 minutes…you know, in the off chance Kristin Cavallari would be inches away from my face when I got to work.

October 12, 2006

“Society teaches us that having feelings and crying is bad and wrong. Well, that’s baloney…because grief isn’t wrong. There is such a thing as good grief. Just ask Charlie Brown.” -Michael Scott

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“Society teaches us that having feelings and crying is bad and wrong. Well, that’s baloney…because grief isn’t wrong. There is such a thing as good grief. Just ask Charlie Brown.”

-Michael Scott

October 12, 2006

Sometimes, I just wish there was someone to tell me what to do.

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Sometimes, I just wish there was someone to tell me what to do.

October 8, 2006

The beauty of MySpace…connecting people one person at a time. I met a really cool model a while back and we finally got around to setting up a photo shoot for today. We only shot for a couple hours, but we got some great shots and had a blast. Feel free to check out my [...]

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The beauty of MySpace…connecting people one person at a time. I met a really cool model a while back and we finally got around to setting up a photo shoot for today. We only shot for a couple hours, but we got some great shots and had a blast.

Feel free to check out my Picasa album as I upload the updates. There were over 600 pictures taken, after all. :)

The rest of the afternoon was spent watching sports (Padres :( and Chargers :) ) All in all, a great Sunday. And tomorrow is a day off too. Woo hoo.

October 7, 2006

Even though I’m not a huge fan of the Cingular Wireless “fewer dropped calls” commercials, I saw this one the other day and it literally made me laugh out loud.

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Even though I’m not a huge fan of the Cingular Wireless “fewer dropped calls” commercials, I saw this one the other day and it literally made me laugh out loud.

October 7, 2006

Once again, the notorious cute smile has done it to me once again. If I could pick the one single thing that attracts me, it would have to be the smile. Hands down. I recently checked out a book called A Brief History of the Smile by Angus Trumble. Interesting book. Well, the 5 pages [...]

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Allison HolkerOnce again, the notorious cute smile has done it to me once again. If I could pick the one single thing that attracts me, it would have to be the smile. Hands down.

I recently checked out a book called A Brief History of the Smile by Angus Trumble. Interesting book. Well, the 5 pages of the book I read were interesting. Needless to say, I didn’t have time to really delve into it and now I have to run to the library during lunch to pay my overdue book fine.

And you probably didn’t need to know that.

Anyway, this summer, my roommate got me watching a show on Fox called So You Think You Can Dance. From the creator of American Idol, this show features people from all over the country who, well, think they can dance…and in true AI form, eliminate each dancer one by one until one is left standing. You of course have your complete morons, who think they can dance but really can’t…and you have your share of totally talented dancers who definitely make the cut. All in all, a very entertaining show. The show explores all kinds of dance, from Broadway to hip hop to ballroom each one unique, fun, and beautiful. I’m not a big dancing fan. Actually, I’m probably one of the worst dancers ever. But there is something about a girl rhythmically moving to music that is captivating.

A few stuck out at us during the course of the show, but one that really stood out was Allison Holker. She is an exceptionally talented dancer from Orem, UT and almost made it to the very end, but was cut a few weeks early. She nailed every dance routine that was thrown at her; one of my favorites was a slowed-down hip hop routine she danced with Ivan (another dude dancer) which was masterfully created by choreographer, Shane Sparks. It was beautiful and romantic, but with a little bit of edge. And it was performed brilliantly.

Not only that, but Allison is as talented as she is beautiful. Her smile could light the darkest corners of the world. And that’s all I have to say.

Well that and maybe, “Shake it, baby, shake it.”

October 3, 2006

Most of you know my fondness of commercials. I could watch them all day. This is one that really makes me smile. It mixes my love for commercials with my love for office products.

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Most of you know my fondness of commercials. I could watch them all day.

This is one that really makes me smile. It mixes my love for commercials with my love for office products.