Tuesdays don't like Megan.

& the movie Boys don't cry is incredibly distrubing.

I have this week off from school. How fantastic!! I'm going to read a book that has nothing to do with computers, programming, code, or designing a web site.
There's a whole list of books I want to read, I just need to get around to them. Ha.
I'm also in the mood to scrapbook. I haven't done that in forever! Darn it, I'm doing it! a;lkjfds

Then Kate & I will be going to Brit's soccer game. booyah.

My family is having the worst luck with cars lately.
Today both Katie & Jon's are being retarded. Kate's needs to be towed, it won't even start. And Jon's won't run now either. Except he was able to get his to a shop somehow. Argh.

2 cars left to be shared with 5 adults who each have crazy schedules. Awesome.

Bumblebees are outrageous because they shouldn't be able to fly, but they do anyway. Their bodies are too heavy and their wingspan is too shallow, but because God is in charge of both bumblebees and aeronautical sciences, he has enabled bees to defy the laws of aerodynamics. That's what hope is all about: having the confidence that despite your personal limitations and circumstances, God has fulfilled you with his Spirit so you can defy the odds and accomplish his perfect will for your life!

“The only difference between the saint and the sinner is that every saint has a past, and every sinner has a future.”

- Oscar Wilde, A Woman of No Importance

This is a show in NYC. Below is the official trailor for it. I haven't seen the production... The creators of the show state that even though it is art, it is reality.
Very abstract. Reading the concepts in the Fuerzabruta website, it says that there's not a story, it's whatever the viewer wants to perceive. I recommend reading about it. It's so profound. Watching this video, I'm intrigued, I think I want to see this show, but at the same time reviewing the website and learning more about it, the production seems intense and emotional. I don't know, even if emotional... There's beauty in the artistic. They may not say they're trying to get a point across to us, but I think regardless of what the point is, the audience is affected and takes something to be learned out of it. Maybe not even "learn" but to bring more understanding, or appreciation to life and different ways to express what goes on in human living.

I have to get my wisdom teeth taken out. LAME.
I'm not getting it done until December though. I'm finishing school first.

Matt and I stopped at Best Buy yesterday. I'm surprised we didn't get kicked out. We were playing like little kids, running around the store up and down the aisles, tickling and beating each other up. It was so much fun.
He came across rollercoaster tycoon and bought it for $10. So last night we played it for like 5 hours while everyone else was watching Dark Knight.

Did I mention that we have a copy of Dark Knight? Yes, indeed we do.

Pretty awesome club. I'll definitely go back. Good location too.
All-in-all the whole night was a good experience minus the dead cat.

I love the city!

I visited Kim in the city yesterday, it was a ballin' time. I met some of her friends, and we got some pizza and chilled in Rittenhouse Square. It was a beautiful day.

Then I rushed back to my truck in hopes that I wouldn't find a ticket waiting for me.
&& There wasn't one. (Thank goodness!) Hence, I'm not freaking out. How horrible would that have been? Two tickets in one week? Ugh. No thank you.