Mar 18, 2009 21:11
I've introduced one of my friends to QI and subsequently Alan Davies. We share the same opinion of him -- we both think he's adorably gorgeously, sort of strangely hot and very, very funny. I sent her loads of links over Facebook, and she watched a few of them. She loved them! Yay! I also showed her a clip of when Alan was on Room 101 and tried to eat a tomato sexily...both of us got a good laugh out of it. That and the line he said afterwards made us very giggly. It was something to the effect of "I got all the insides out, that probably says something." Both of us were like, "Oh yes, yes it does." I also showed her a clip where he told a joke about someone he went to school with named Glascock...she went red as the tomato Alan ate XD and I got a very good laugh out of it...hooray for dirty jokes! Some of my favorite things to tell are those very corny jokes he told. I love attempting to imitate the way Alan said "naughty strawberry." That, and when I see a stick or a strawberry, I have to giggle on the inside. Sometimes I giggle out loud...but only with friends.
^^ No, I'm not insane. I promise.
I should make some QI icons. There are absolutely adorable shots of Alan and Stephen I could use...it's just a matter of me going and getting screencaps. But I'm lazy, so I'm not sure if that'll happen, sigh. That, and my creativity is at a standstill. I blame it on school stress. Stupid week after spring break.
I performed today, and it was ... well, I'll say that it could be better. I messed up the cadenza at the beginning of one movement, and in that same movement I skipped part of a phrase but managed to find my way back. I guess I sort of got lost in the music too much. Before I started one movement, my stomach got painfully tight. It felt like I was about to either pass out or...something much worse. I honestly thought I wasn't going to be able to make it through the rest of the piece, but I forced myself to. It was terribly hard to breathe, though. I made it through, and afterwards I was about to cry because I thought I did horribly. Lots of people told me otherwise, so I guess I'll go with their opinion.
This is quite possibly my favorite song. I love how mellow it is, and I love the lyrics. I actually wrote a little piece where the main character can sort of relate to it with her situation...I need to refine it. I want to write a book someday. Not sure what it'll be about, but I want to do it. I love a good challenge. :)
I've rambled enough...I'm going to go now.
music = life,
school,
alan davies,
friends