Crud, I meant to update this a long time ago...
Okay, so yeah. I'm not in Virginia anymore. I'm not working as any kind of child care provider, I've got a car and a job in a pizzaria. Let's see, what else is new.... I can't really think of anything.
All I've really been doing lately is watching old t.v. shows and concets on DVD and going to work. Have any of you ever heard of a show that came out in like '93 called "The Adventures of Brisco County Jr."? It's AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It was a western show starring Bruce Campbell(who ain't exactly hard on the eyes ;). But it also had sci-fi elements in it. And it was sharp as a tack and funny and clever and I just about fell in love with Brisco!!! Until I saw a picture of him now that is. He's really put on the weight! Yuck! Sadly, it only lasted one season, and we jus finishd watching it all. I'm almost broken hearted that there are no more left. I feel emotionally invested in the series now. They can't just rip it away from me!!! But apearently they can...
Let's see, a friend of mine(and that means you, Davy!) just lent me the DVDs of this concert in '85 called Live Aid. It was like this huge mega blowout concert(likened to that generation's Woodstock), benifitting the famine in Africa. Why I wanted to see it, is it has like everybody who was anybody on it, Mick Jagger, Tina Turner, Sting, The Beach Boys, Dire Straights, Elton John, Queen, Pete Townsend, The Who, Bob Dylan(actually him, Kieth Richards and Ron Woods were all on stage at one point. Now THERE'S a pretty picture!), Black Sabbath, Joan Beaz, U2, Duran Duran, Phil Conners, Madonna, The Temptations and I don't know who all else. Oh! and Judas Priest! This was the first time I'd ever really heard them do anything, 'cept for Breaking the Law, and when the leather clad lead singer started singing "Living After Midnight" or whatever it's called, I was sold!!!! <3 Plus you get to see all the rad fashions from the eighties. Take Bono for instance, he was sporting a mullet, a bolo tie, tight leather pants, and like pirate boots or something. They had like a two inch heel. He started with this gay looking hat on, but mercifully removed it. There are some things I just don't need to see, and somewhere right near the top of that list is Mick Jagger and Tina Turner(who's wearing this tight leather minidress) groping each other, and right below that is the lead singer for Queen wearing painfully tight jeans and prancing about the stage. So, I guess, if you don't have a very strong stomache for those things, Live Aid is not for you.
So, I want to go watch some 21 Jump St, so I'm going to go ahead on sign off.
All I've really been doing lately is watching old t.v. shows and concets on DVD and going to work. Have any of you ever heard of a show that came out in like '93 called "The Adventures of Brisco County Jr."? It's AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It was a western show starring Bruce Campbell(who ain't exactly hard on the eyes ;). But it also had sci-fi elements in it. And it was sharp as a tack and funny and clever and I just about fell in love with Brisco!!! Until I saw a picture of him now that is. He's really put on the weight! Yuck! Sadly, it only lasted one season, and we jus finishd watching it all. I'm almost broken hearted that there are no more left. I feel emotionally invested in the series now. They can't just rip it away from me!!! But apearently they can...
Let's see, a friend of mine(and that means you, Davy!) just lent me the DVDs of this concert in '85 called Live Aid. It was like this huge mega blowout concert(likened to that generation's Woodstock), benifitting the famine in Africa. Why I wanted to see it, is it has like everybody who was anybody on it, Mick Jagger, Tina Turner, Sting, The Beach Boys, Dire Straights, Elton John, Queen, Pete Townsend, The Who, Bob Dylan(actually him, Kieth Richards and Ron Woods were all on stage at one point. Now THERE'S a pretty picture!), Black Sabbath, Joan Beaz, U2, Duran Duran, Phil Conners, Madonna, The Temptations and I don't know who all else. Oh! and Judas Priest! This was the first time I'd ever really heard them do anything, 'cept for Breaking the Law, and when the leather clad lead singer started singing "Living After Midnight" or whatever it's called, I was sold!!!! <3 Plus you get to see all the rad fashions from the eighties. Take Bono for instance, he was sporting a mullet, a bolo tie, tight leather pants, and like pirate boots or something. They had like a two inch heel. He started with this gay looking hat on, but mercifully removed it. There are some things I just don't need to see, and somewhere right near the top of that list is Mick Jagger and Tina Turner(who's wearing this tight leather minidress) groping each other, and right below that is the lead singer for Queen wearing painfully tight jeans and prancing about the stage. So, I guess, if you don't have a very strong stomache for those things, Live Aid is not for you.
So, I want to go watch some 21 Jump St, so I'm going to go ahead on sign off.