Wow I can't believe I haven't written in here in almost a month.
Let see what have you missed....
Trip to Ireland was fantastic!!! I even got a new Diabolo.... like I needed a new one.
Its an orange and green millennium.
I have to start taking juggling classes again, I need to master the Diabolo its like one of those life goals.
While in Ireland I went to the The Jameson Dublin International Film Festival.
That was lovely, I saw a movie with Chris O'Dowd in it called Frequently Asked Questions About Time Travel
He is like one of my favorite Irish actors, He plays Roy in an English television show called the I.T. Crowd.
Here's a little about Chris O'Dowd and his character Roy that I found online:
"The smiling face of the I.T. Department, Roy's spiky personality ensures he'll always be kept away from normal people as long as possible.
He's king of the basement, indulging his love of comic books, fast food, computer games and random arguments with his best friend, Moss.
Chris O'Dowd's biggest claim to fame is his collection of Yorkie wrappers - over 1000 at the last count. Outside of his passion for hearty chocolate bars, Chris has appeared in Mike Leigh's Vera Drake, Red Cap and the award-winning docu-drama, The Year London Blew Up.
Back home in Ireland, Chris also starred in two series of the RTE-produced drama The Clinic, as well as in the drama Showbands alongside Kerry Katona"
He's king of the basement, indulging his love of comic books, fast food, computer games and random arguments with his best friend, Moss.
Chris O'Dowd's biggest claim to fame is his collection of Yorkie wrappers - over 1000 at the last count. Outside of his passion for hearty chocolate bars, Chris has appeared in Mike Leigh's Vera Drake, Red Cap and the award-winning docu-drama, The Year London Blew Up.
Back home in Ireland, Chris also starred in two series of the RTE-produced drama The Clinic, as well as in the drama Showbands alongside Kerry Katona"
It's a really funny show but you would probably only get some of the jokes if your not on the nerdy side. A great show none the less.
I saw another movie at JDIFF, I was called Synecdoche, New York.
I can easily say this was the worst movie I have ever seen in my existence on this planet, and I have seen a lot of movies.
Their are people out there saying that this movie was genius, to you I say these people must be out of their minds!
I'm done talking about this movie and I am now moving on with my life.
Ok, so I get home after my week away, there was a lot of love flowing about my house.
What can I say I'm miss able. The week end rolls around and I wake up like it was any other Saturday morning.
I was on the couch watching T.V and our dog Luna starts barking like crazy, So I wander over to the window and I see a dog wandering onto our driveway.
Being the animal lover that I am, I went to the door to see if the dog had any tags or anything.
As I open the door and put it so it was slightly open but closed enough so that Luna wouldn't get out.
Luna jumps on the door and closes it behind me. I was locked outside of the house with a strange dog for like 20Min's till I gave up trying to get into the house, and went to our crazy neighbors next door and I asked to use their phone to call my mothers cell.
My mother told me that she was at the gym and couldn't come home to get me, so she sent my father.
End of story goes dog had no tag, I called the ASPCA and they came to pick her up.
so at least now she is being well taken care of now. YAY happy ending.
*Side note: I think I'm going to talk about Rob Dyrdek in my next blog...