Wednesday, November 30, 2011

I am going to live in this house one day.

First off,

I skipped school today.

I had a good reason!

Okay maybe not so good.

Alright not good at all.

I woke up at 11:45 am. That's like almost 4 hours late. And I didn't want to be the tardy-party-goer. I hate being that person. I am terribly disappointed in myself. But who likes being disappointed in themselves? I thought it was only natural that I cheer myself up by reading hilarious pages. They made my day a little brighter.

Here's my fave!!

*HEARS GLASS BREAK DOWNSTAIRS IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT*

gf: "babe what if its a burglar!? go see who it is!"

bf: "ok!"

*bf grabs the toilet brush*

gf: "what are you gonna do with that? scrub him to death?"

bf: "would you wanna be touched with this thing?"

Ah yes. These kinds of things make my life.

So to clear things up, yes I decided not to go to school today because I'm a stubborn little punk. And yes I'm going to school tomorrow :)

And now on to the real reason you opened this post.






It's wonderful isn't it?

Here comes the rain.

It goes for $57,000,000+

Located on Grand Cayman island, Caribean.

It has a tennis and basketball court, many swimming pools, jaccuzzis, and an underground storage/bath/jaccuzzi as you can see in that last pic.

Being a teenager that's still in high school and has no job, this house is a tad bit out of my price range for a house.

But I can have hopes and dreams still!!

P.S.

I couldn't help it :)


Sunday, November 27, 2011

Halloween Experience(s)

You may be asking yourself, how was Josh's halloween in Anchorage? And how was the concert?

My fellow reader/friend, prepare to get your mind guts disemboweled, Let me tell you.

My halloween was spent in Anchorage. It was quite laid back. I painted my face a little, had fun, went to a Holiday (gas station in Alaska only I think..) as the Joker from Batman, and wore an Angry Birds mask in a Fred Meyers. I have pics, I may post some, I may not. But it was a legit halloween.

That so called introduction, you can think of that as the cracking of your skull. Here comes the frantic disembowelment.

The concert is definitely the highlight of this trip. As you may have read in one of my previous blog posts, I mentioned of going to Anchorage for halloween for this concert. And I did.

The morning of the concert was quite a haze. As in I couldn't figure out what I needed or what I needed to do that day before the concert. Anyways, after all that was established, me, my mom, (yeah my mom went to a 36 CF concert. She is cool.) her boyfriend Jamie, and my Uncle Jeremy took a cab to the Egan Center in Anchorage. This was where the epic concert took place. After we all got to the Egan Center, my cousin Teddy called me and said that the cab driver ditched him and the cab company wouldn't pick him back up. He was at a Carrs store across town. He was not very happy but in the end, after I told my mom and Jamie to go inside while I wait for Teddy outside, he made it to the Egan Center. I then gave him his ticket so he can get in, and we entered the Egan Center. I was put on a list for free entry into the concert...

And a backstage pass.

The backstage pass was a total surprise. They put a yellow band on my wrist and said "Have fun."

I didn't find out I could go backstage with it until I asked the security guard standing in front of the door leading backstage. He was like "Yup." then stepped out of my way.

Me being a noob (Noob: [noun] Rookie that doesn't know anything.) about this backstage business I started walking towards the entrance backstage and expected to be tackled by some crazy security guard that just got done praying to another god in an angry fashion and hates his job. I have an irregular mind that makes me fear silly things. I was saying things like "yeah ok. here i go. walking backstage. im going in now."

I made it.

There was a bunch of things I did backstage I'm only naming a few. I hung out with one of the opening bands of Zombiefist. Their band name is Noise Brigade. They are pretty cool. I shook hands with all of them and bought an awesome Angry Birds mask from one of the band members. It was already signed by them. Another thing I did was meet 36 crazyfists. That was nothing short of AWESOME! I think I can cross that out on the bucket list. Along with another thing maybe.

But there was this one person that pretty much ruined the concert for me. Her name was "Annoying drunk or retarded 4 foot tall chick with nothing but a beach bikini on." She was convinced that the spot I was in was the best seat in the house and would not quit punching and biting my back. Or pulling my hair. And right when I had enough, I turned around and she was over some other guys shoulders and was tossed in the mosh pit. Her punishment was due but my revenge was not accomplished. I was mad.

And this is my second favorite moment of the concert. The first being me meeting 36, of course. But this moment felt like one of those "what in the world just happened" moments.

Here it goes.

I was in the mosh pit doing what everyone else was doing. Having fun and moshing obviously but in the middle of this awesomeness I noticed a little tiny looking figure. This thing looked like one of the members of the lollipop guild if one of the members took a time machine to the future. That thing couldn't have been more than 2 years old! And it was in a mosh pit of all places it should have been!! What the heck was it doing at a 36 Crazyfists concert you may ask? I don't know either. It truly amazed me to my core. I assumed it was a small child trying to be cute by dressing as a character from the Wizard of Oz. As I was creepin on this little elf looking fellow, someone finally took initiative and picked him up to escort him to a more appropriate place. I'm guessing. But as the "baby" got picked up by the dude, the thing yelled "PUT ME DOWN ***HOLE!" 

It was a midgit dressed up as a baby.

O EM Goodness my friends, that was the best moment of my life aside from meeting 36. That is one for the books.

So that's how the concert was. Crazy 4 foot tall chicks in bikini's and little imposter midgets.

The rest of my trip was nice. I went to the movies with some friends, loitered at the malls, pretty basic stuff for a teenager like my self.

Overall I had fun. I never did get to go on a smashing pumpkin streak though... Mainly because where I stayed was in the ghetto part of town. Hearing gunshots was mandatory. It was so mandatory that my friend timed all the gunshots so when the gunshot at 3 PM goes off, it's time to go to work at the Holiday mini mart down the street. That's gangsta right there.

You can pick up the remains of your brain now.

Tuesday, November 22, 2011

Something Awesome Is Happening in Japan Right Now...


....See?

I'm back from the dead.

The reason I haven't posted in like a million years is because I have two google accounts linked to the same email address, and one google account is for school and the other is for this blog. And I think when I sign
into my school account, it'll recognize that there is another google account with the same email address linked to it and sign me out of my blog.

And I forgot my password for my blogger account.

Until a miracle happened!!!!!!

I remembered it.

Ya know, it feels like I'm writing my first blog post all over again. Except I only wish I was living in the time when I wrote my first blog post. I have undisclosed reasons for this silly thought.

Look at us. We've been through a life time together.

We talked about crazy rock concerts, spending Christmas (33 days til Christmas!!) in another country, my broken ankle, my newly found admiration for Justin Bieber, some epiphany's, my Alaska State Fair trip, sayings from a 6 year old me, and bucket lists. Perhaps more.

I found out yesterday that I'm going to a Nelly concert. It should be interesting, I've never been to a rap concert before.

Saturday, October 22, 2011

My #92's

Here are the things that seem to me are serious and legitimate suggestions for my #92 on my bucket list.

Possible #92: Participate in a street corner battle or something (Madison)

Possible #92: Enter and win a hotdog eating contest with over 200 hotdogs. (Rylee)

Possible #92: Meet Hugh Hefner (Cody)

Possible #92: Go to a Chelsea Grin concert (Collin)

Possible #92: Swim with dolphins (Danielle)

Possible #92: Hitchhike to California. (Madison)

I like that last one.

Anonymous sent these next ones. Yeah your new name is anonymous for not being serious and being dumb. I'm helping you if anything.

The graveyard list

1. Kiss a dude

2. Go into a gay bar

3. Throw something out of my window when it's closed shut

4. Hit Barack Obama in the face of his throat

5. Grab a girls butt out of nowhere

6. Sneak out of the house without permission (hehehehe :D)

7. Rob a jewelry store

8. Go to jail

I don't see how any of these would satisfy me.

I'll choose which one I like the most from the more appropriate list at the top and put it on the actual list.

Thursday, October 13, 2011

Oh the Awkwardness...

*BLING*

(facebook chat noise)

anonymous
-
Heyy JOSH!! whats up?

Me
-
hii nothing listening to music and talking to people
what are u doing?

anonymous
-
uhm nothing being bored

Me
-
thats nice

anonymous
-
u know who i like!?

This, my friends, is weird. I love fun conversations, but I draw a thick line on where you shouldn't go with a conversation. It saves the awkwardness for me and ultimately yourself. Sure, it would be nice (on some level) to know who you like, but going straight for it right from the start is a little tense! You can't just jump outta the box like that. That's, in some way, like if a mother gave birth to a child and the kid comes out like "awww yeah! fresh air hey doc cut this.. cut this.. ALRIGHT i'm ready for school." YOU WOULD NOT LIKE THAT WOULD YOU!? You gotta ease the question into the conversation. You gotta slyly INFUSE it into the text. Just like raising a kid. You don't want him to act the age of a teenager at birth! You want to accept the journey that is parenting and enjoy going through that journey! But this doesn't mean that you should make me run laps around the anxiety pool trying to figure out who you like. Just throw it out there when we've explored into that subject and you're comfortable enough to tell me, if I want to know. Most of the time I will if we spent an endless hour talking about it. Sometimes, all you need is someone to talk to. It'll lift some weight off of your shoulders.

Life's a lot like facebook conversations. You have to be careful.

Yeah I thought of that. Don't quote me (yet) though because I don't know if it makes sense yet either :)

P.S.
anonymous didn't tell me who this person likes. I guessed it. One shot. 10 points to Josh.

Tuesday, October 11, 2011

Monday Madness


This was posted by me this morning at 8:15 am on facebook. I think my wish has been granted.

Reasons why this Monday rocked:

I finished my science test. (I know. How dare I incorporate school in this awesome Monday-related post. I need to get the nerdy stuff out of the way.)

I snuck into a classroom and was unknowingly involved in a student government meeting even though I am not in the S.G. and I mentioned one thing and it got put into consideration almost immediately. All while I was supposed to be doing my science test.

Dish network (TV service) gave us 2 passes so we can watch any 2 movies for free on pay-per-view.

I found an awesome telescope (Now i have to bribe mom into letting me order it right now and not have to wait for Christmas to get it. 76 DAYS TIL CHRISTMAS!)

Weezer came back into my life.

I held down a very loud and whiny dog while Morgan pulled porkypine (check spelling) quills out of its face... wait...

This girl said she loves me.

I reached 99 notifications on facebook...

Thanks to Rylee and Madison. For that last one.

So this all rocked, but the last one was the best. Only because I love getting notifications from those two, and I got 99 of them. It was amazing. And I didn't even finish reading them all.

The "Liking and commenting everything i posted" fest consisted of.. You guessed it. Liking and commenting all of my pictures and posts. But it was legit. Definitely. Well worth waking up to a phone that has been set up to make the same lousy noise TWICE for every time someone gives me a single notification on facebook. I got to hear my phone go crazy for about 20 minutes straight. Even the feeling of having everyone in my grams (grandmas) house stare at me in jealousy as I clumsily got my things together because they never recieved so many text messages so rapidly in their entire lifetime. (Note: I was clumsy because I just woke up from a nap and thought somebody hacked my facebook and made someone mad while they were disguised as my virtual self, while I was sleeping. I was on edge.) I could just read their faces.

"I wish I was that popular...."

But nope. Madison and Rylee decided to help me cross out another thing from my bucket list. They are, what you normal people would call, the Best Girls Ever. Besides my mom. And my grandma. And my other grandma.

My Monday was awesome.

I hope I passed on my science test :)

Monday, October 10, 2011

Telescope

For the longest time, maybe since June, I've wanted to buy one thing and one thing only with my fishing pay. But my fishing pay was abnormally quickly spent, so I've been waiting for my PFD (Permanent Fund Dividend. Free money for Alaskans. Kindof) to get it. And I've been waiting a long time.

A telescope.

One moonlit night on the boat when I was fishing with my uncle John in Pilot Point overseas, I woke up and went outside to the deck to grab something to drink. Then I noticed when I was on the flying bridge (top of the boat.) that the moon was literally the only thing in the sky. No clouds. No stars. (at least i didn't think so.. I was tired. Fishing is not for the weak :D) And it lit up the whole world it seemed like. I thought one thing. I want a telescope. I remember trying one out at one point in my life, but that memory is a little to vague for me to explain. And I didn't have one on the boat that night. And using binoculars just wasn't the same. I don't even think it was good for my eyes...

But yes. A telescope. I want to look at the moon which seems like its been teasing me with its awesomeness at night. I swear its never shown itself like it has during the past week in so long. In Port Heiden anyways. And when I look up at the moon, I think of the movie Apollo 18. Mainly because (IF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN THE MOVIE AND WANT TO, DON'T READ THE REST OF THIS PARAGRAPH FOR THIS IS ABOUT TO BECOME A SPOILER MARATHON! READ AT YOUR OWN RISK!) In Apollo 18, which is supposed to be actual footage from when Lance Armstrong or some other Armstrong went to the moon, they all are left for dead on the moon. And the bodies are still there, if the aliens (the rocks on the moon are aliens...) never dragged the bodies into the craters. I don't want to stare at dead bodies. Gross. I want to see if I can spot a moving rock or something. And to do this, I'd need a freakin' awesome telescope.

I also want to look at the stars and stuff. Peter says he'll stare at the sun...... (sigh)

And my journey in searching for the perfect telescope begins...

Tonight.