Panorama - From the Ground Up
Yes, I watch that show. From the Ground Up w/ Debbie Travis. Global TV Sundays 7pm-8pm.
(The following programming contains coarse language. Viewer discretion is advised.)
LOL. Ok, basically Debbie Travis is a famous interior designer (also featured in the lastest line of Canadian Tire ads) and says that our generation lacks a work ethic. They want everything but aren't prepared to work for it. 12 proteges (random people in their 20s) try to dispute this. Basically Debbie bought a house, tore it down, built a brand new millionaire's mansion...well just the frame work/skeleton. These 12 individuals have to work with experts of the trades and contractors to bascially finish the house.
So funny. In one of the earlier episodes, Debbie had the 12 split into 3 groups and assigned each to building/working on a certain area of the house. During clean up, this one guy Sheldon, gets pissed and you could hear him talking to the contractor going: "I wanna coffee break." ROFLMAO.
So how does this relate to me other than the LoLs? University is all about coffee. Every morning/between class breaks, long lines from the Tim Hortons. LONG lines. Yesterday in math class, I was getting driven to the point of insanity. Already an hour into a two hour lecture, my brain was locked up, my hand throbbing with pain. Gonna get arthritis when I get to my 20s I'm serious! 5 min break and I was gone. LoL. Ran across campus for a cup of soothing French Vinalla cappuccino.
*Wonders at the long term adverse effects on my health that may occur from the regular consumption of caffienated beverages.
Sometimes I always find my myself talking like participants do on game shows like The Apprentice or w/e. You know how they have the main coverage of events and throughout it and the ending, they'll frequently cut to interviews of participants expressing their views. Like: "Omg I can't believe Trump fired me when it should have been John and Jane, they screwed up on their tasks and failed to tell me what happened. Then the supervisors came and our presentation just fell apart!". (*Camera pans away from the taxi and pulls back revealing a Casino Rama ad on the roof...wth?..LoL.)
(The following programming contains coarse language. Viewer discretion is advised.)
LOL. Ok, basically Debbie Travis is a famous interior designer (also featured in the lastest line of Canadian Tire ads) and says that our generation lacks a work ethic. They want everything but aren't prepared to work for it. 12 proteges (random people in their 20s) try to dispute this. Basically Debbie bought a house, tore it down, built a brand new millionaire's mansion...well just the frame work/skeleton. These 12 individuals have to work with experts of the trades and contractors to bascially finish the house.
So funny. In one of the earlier episodes, Debbie had the 12 split into 3 groups and assigned each to building/working on a certain area of the house. During clean up, this one guy Sheldon, gets pissed and you could hear him talking to the contractor going: "I wanna coffee break." ROFLMAO.
So how does this relate to me other than the LoLs? University is all about coffee. Every morning/between class breaks, long lines from the Tim Hortons. LONG lines. Yesterday in math class, I was getting driven to the point of insanity. Already an hour into a two hour lecture, my brain was locked up, my hand throbbing with pain. Gonna get arthritis when I get to my 20s I'm serious! 5 min break and I was gone. LoL. Ran across campus for a cup of soothing French Vinalla cappuccino.
*Wonders at the long term adverse effects on my health that may occur from the regular consumption of caffienated beverages.
Sometimes I always find my myself talking like participants do on game shows like The Apprentice or w/e. You know how they have the main coverage of events and throughout it and the ending, they'll frequently cut to interviews of participants expressing their views. Like: "Omg I can't believe Trump fired me when it should have been John and Jane, they screwed up on their tasks and failed to tell me what happened. Then the supervisors came and our presentation just fell apart!". (*Camera pans away from the taxi and pulls back revealing a Casino Rama ad on the roof...wth?..LoL.)