Hi listeners! Today’s jam is going to be a popular piano ballad sung by Bruno Mars that was released in 2012. Can you guys guess what it is? That’s right, it’s none other than “When I Was Your Man,” from his second studio album, Unorthodox Jukebox.
Month: November 2014
Fashion Soup for the Sartorial Soul: So Subcultured (Ganguro)
Let me preface this post by saying I fully understand the sheer absurdity of this subculture. While I don’t expect anyone to seek out these trends in their entirety, I believe that exposure to and understanding of even the weirdest of trends outweighs any negative reactions that may come along with them. So without further ado, allow me to present Ganguro!
Achancetodance: ”Move that Dope” by Future Choreography
Hey guys! A few weeks ago, I took a dance class that was choreographed by Dauvan Solvin.
Here’s a video of me learning the choreography of ”Move that Dope”.
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Winners, Losers, and Survivors: A Crime Blog [Reservoir Dogs Review]
Quentin Tarantino’s first film Reservoir Dogs, made in 1992, is a great heist film that never actually shows a heist. The film had a small budget and utilized character drama, a kickass soundtrack, and limited sets to bring forth an intense experience. It follows the assembly of a heist crew to steal some diamonds. All the heistmen have been assigned code names but after the heist goes sour and the cops are closing in, they all have to start getting to know each other, but the deeper they dig, the more likely it is that everything will come crashing down around them. Continue reading
Here’s the Dish: Judahlicious & Trouble Coffee
Although I had initially intended to try out Outerlands, I was on a little bit of a time crunch and was thoroughly disappointed when the waiting time was over hour on a crowded Sunday morning. I’ve heard wonderful reviews about that restaurant, but I will try again another time! Continue reading
What I Didn’t Say: Last year was nicer to me
For my second post I have an old poem I’d like to share. It’s about my great great great “I don’t know how many greats” aunt Alice. I wrote this poem based on an old newspaper clip, and what I hope you find cool is that I included this newspaper clip with the poem.
The Significance Of Unimportance: P.A.I.N.T.I.N.G.: Your Angels, Your Demons
Life after death is a big part of many religions, especially Christianity –– which acts as the inspiration behind many of the world’s most well known works of art –– so it’s no great surprise that there is such a vast array of paintings of Heaven and Hell easily within reach. Continue reading
HeartPlus+ Bonus: Net Neutrality and You.
Hey there everybody. Today I’ll be taking some time off my normal spiel to talk to you about a problem that affects life as you know it — and lots, lots more. And if you couldn’t tell how important the situation is by the italicized lots, this problem is pretty huge. You’ve probably heard it over and over the past few months — even years since the bill that practically blew up the internet — the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA). Now, re-imagine that bill. But instead of censorship, you have to pay for what your internet service providers choose to censor, and then some. Strap in and join me in today’s bonus post, where I walk you through the minefield that is known as truly free, and uncensored interwebs. Continue reading
Silly Songs With SaFong: First Cover!
After a long and grueling two weeks, my cover is finally here! Continue reading