Got Me, She & Him

This is going to be a Tyra classic aka Tyssic! File it under reason # 433 "Why I like Tyra."

I promise the whole thing is worth it!

I Can't Read You, Daniel Bedingfield

You have either made a comment, tried to purchase tickets, or logging in required an additional security measure. We all have had to enter in those lame codes to post or view information.

A while back I purchased tickets for a concert and came across this little gem of hilarity...

Japanned Shipbuilding?

We Walk, Ting Tings

Now that Finals are almost over, I decided to catch up with some blogposts:

California: Probably the best trip I have ever taken. We shook hands with Jay Leno on his show, laughed with Ellen, drove next to Nick Hogan, Ran into Will Smith, drove through Inglewood (Tyra Banks hometown), visited the beach, Hit up Disneyland, Danced with Flo Rida, Sang Pokerface a bajillion times....

Here are some highlights:

Stoic Picture of our Eternal Family at the Los Angeles Temple

I have taken up the ministry and become a preacher!

No arms and stuck in plaster....

Job really had it tough didn't he?

What happens after you eat at 10:00 and laugh way too much!
Knotts Berry Restaraunt... ultra good tasty!

No trip is complete without an ANTM photo shoot...
"they are still in the running for America's Next Top Model"

My guilty scripted pleasure is The Hills. This is LC's place featured on the show.
I don't think she really lived there the entire time...

Kyle gave a great lesson on family parenting for F.H.E.
(Baby Shelley is not a pillow....)

This Video was when was the first hard core laugh we had.... I promise it will be worth the 2 min!
Let's just say it involves two flip cams, and me feeling very mischievous...

The Great Escape, Boys Like Girls

Let's face it... Teen Dramas can be somewhat ridiculous, but this is insane and made me laugh!

The Die, Lupe Fiasco

I read an article today and just about died of laughter. I happen to dislike "Temperature" by Sean Paul. If I had seizures it would be from listening to Nickelback!

For four years, Gayle, 25, who has epilepsy had unpredictable epileptic seizures despite taking a regimen of medications. Then in 2006, she figured out that music, and specifically Sean Paul's chart topper "Temperature," could set off the attacks.
"I don't know why Sean Paul was giving me seizures," she said Thursday at Long Island Jewish Medical Center in New Hyde Park, where she underwent the operation. "But as soon as the beat came on, it just triggered a seizure. I'd go somewhere and I'd be like, 'Don't play that song!'"

"I don't know why Sean Paul was giving me seizures," she said Thursday at Long Island Jewish Medical Center in New Hyde Park, where she underwent the operation. "But as soon as the beat came on, it just triggered a seizure. I'd go somewhere and I'd be like, 'Don't play that song!'"
Tired of living in fear, she sought out Dr. Ashesh Mehta, a neurosurgeon and director of epilepsy surgery at the medical center.

Mehta said at first he was skeptical of Gayle's claims.
"It's extremely rare," Mehta said of "musicogenic" epilepsy. "There are only 50 to 100 cases ever reported of this disorder."
But he was convinced after Gayle gave herself a seizure by listening to Paul's song.

On Oct. 3, doctors removed a 3-inch portion of her right front temporal lobe, the same area that processes music.

The operation worked. Gayle said she has returned to singing in her church choir and attending York College, where she is studying to become a teacher. She said she waited a month after her surgery before she worked up the courage to listen to "Temperature."
"I think his music is awesome," she said. "Now I can see why everyone liked this song."

http://www.nydailynews.com/lifestyle/health/2008/01/18/2008-01-18_sean_paul_song_gave_her_seizures-1.html
Source NY Daily News

Young At Heart, William Tell

Tonight I went and saw The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. I loved every minute of it, and highly e-n-d-o-r-s-e it. It is not your typical musical, but is an improv/musical/hysteria/laugh/audience participation musical. It reminded me a lot of being a kid, and what goes on in your mind at that age. Also I experience what is not commonly seen, as a friend and I sat on the front row amongst the theater frumps (although they make shows like this come to Utah through donations). Actors have great facial expressions, and making direct eye contact with them is incredibly awkward.