Theme songs... in movies... :)

INDIANA JONES!!!
He was my hero... and still is... :) Come to me Dr. Jones!!
gotta love the music!!



Another favorite of mine.. The music.. ohh man..



Another intense movie with an even more intense song... one that will haunt me for years to come..


Star Wars!! This song always reminds me of waiting in the line at DisneyLand...


Back to the Future... Once again.. in floods memories of standing in lines waiting...


JURASSIC PARK!! I only waited in line for this ride once.. but wow.. what a ride.. :) Gotta love the movie too..


Pink Panther! I remember playing this back in Jazz Band.. in 7th grade i think..!wow so long...


From Friday Night Lights.. its EXPLOSIONS IN THE SKY!!!
pretty music.. :) I never would have known about Explosions in the sky if it wasn't for Kyle.. i miss you kyle..

Recycled Fun

Recycle your old pens! Create a chandelier!



Have you got leftover old cds? Create a chair!! Strange sensation i imagine..



turn your bathtub into a couch!! :)



Its a chair made out of pop cans! Recycled furniture at its best@! ..though i cant imagine that they are very comfortable.. and they probably would rust,.. wouldn't they?



How fun!! A Shopping Cart Chair!!


Thanks to WebUrbanist.com

Life as I know it

This is a shirt that I saw a friend of mine wear.. i kinda super like it..


what What What??
Life is kicking in full gear.. 5 1/2 weeks? so much to do.. so much to see..
where will i be after the summer?
I don't know if i want to think about that right now.. Live for the moment.. keep the dream alive..
things are being stirred inside of me that I didn't know existed...
Remember that happiness is a way of travel — not a destination...
:)

Reno 911...

Reno 911!!
Mannnnnnn I LOVE this show! :)
Its soo ridiculously silly...

Trudy Wiegel and her song...


"Be A Cop" on Craig Ferguson... Lieutenant Dangle and Officer Junior



TERRY!! MY favorite person EVER!!! "Tug Jobs in the Bathroom"




Terry!! :)


More Terry!!

King Henry VII?

... In light of watching "The Other Boelyn Girl" .. and reading the book.. I came across this interesting little bit of random facts about King Henry VIII..
take a look or a read if you would like...

**Straight From my FAVORITE Magazine/blog/website.. Mental Floss**

1. Henry was never supposed to be King.

It was always intended that Henry’s older brother Arthur would take over from their father as the King of England. While Henry was merely the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and the Earl Marshal of England, Arthur held the Prince of Wales title. Arthur died rather unexpectedly at the age of 15, not long after getting married to Catherine of Aragon from Spain. Thus began Henry’s rein – he pretty much just stepped in and picked up where Arthur left off, including Catherine. Prior to his brother’s death, it was assumed that Henry would have a prosperous career with the Church. Pretty funny, considering how cavalierly he played with the Church’s rules to suit his marriages and divorces later in life.

2. He apparently compared his fourth wife to a horse.

Fast forward through Henry’s annulment with Catherine, the beheading of Anne Boleyn, and the death of Jane Seymour and we have wife #4, Anne of Cleves. His motives for marrying her were purely political – she was the sister of the Duke of Cleves, who was Protestant. The Duke was an important friend to have in case the Roman Catholics decided to invade England, and so the marriage was arranged. The problem? The picture that Henry based a large part of his decision on was apparently more than a little flattering. When he met her in person just prior to their marriage, he apparently compared her to a horse. They got married anyway, and by all accounts it was pretty miserable. The marriage was annulled and she received the title of “The King’s Sister,” which totally baffles me. If anyone can explain this to me, please do.

3. He had an affair with Anne Boleyn’s sister.

One of the plots in The Other Boleyn Girl is about Henry having an affair with Anne Boleyn’s sister, Mary. This really happened when Mary served as Catherine of Aragon’s lady-in-waiting for ten years. Her first two children are rumored to be Henry’s, but this was never proven. After her first husband died, Mary wed a commoner with no social status and was thus disowned by Anne. She is the ancestor of Winston Churchill, Princess Diana and Sarah, Duchess of York (among others).

4. He was a sickly fellow.

Henry’s health problems were vast. Although he was athletic in his youth, a jousting mishap left him unable to exercise. As a result, his waistline climbed to 54 inches. He had severe migraines and suffered from terrible insomnia. It’s speculated that he also suffered from gout, and eventually the jousting wound in his thigh became ulcerated (which may have actually helped to cause his death). Modern doctors suggest that Henry probably had type II diabetes.

5. Supposedly his last words were “Monks, monks, monks!”

6. He was buried with his third wife.

Henry was buried at St. George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle with third wife Jane Seymour. He considered her his only “true” wife, since she was the only one of the six to bear him a son.

7. He could be haunting Hampton Court Palace.

In October 2003, security at the Palace checked their surveillance tapes to see why one of the fire doors kept opening. As they watched, a strange figure appeared in the doorway and closed the doors. The figure appears to be wearing period dress. If Hampton Court is haunted, it’s with good reason: Jane Seymour died there after giving birth and fifth wife Catherine Howard was arrested there in 1542 for cheating on King Henry (which was treason at the time). When she found out she was being arrested, she fled down the long Gallery screaming for the King to save her.

8. He left his mark.

Despite his many marriages and his rage issues, Henry left quite a legacy. He, Alfred the Great and Charles II are traditionally referred to as the founders of the Royal Navy. He invested quite heavily in shipmaking, including the Mary Rose, which he named after his sister (although some speculate he was trying to impress Mary Boleyn).

By the way, one of the ways to keep track of Henry’s six wives and how they came to be separated from him is to use this little rhyme: Divorced, beheaded, died; divorced, beheaded, survived (even though they were technically annulments and not divorces).