...COMING SOON!!!
Ally
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Sunday, December 12, 2010
"All you people can't you see? Can't you see? NKOTBSB!"
Earlier this year, I was excited to see a YouTube video of a New Kids on the Block concert where the Backstreet Boys made a guest appearance and sang with them. I was so excited and I thought: wouldn't it be awesome if they went on tour? Well, ladies and gentlemen:
About a month or two ago, it was confirmed that NKOTB and BSB would tour together. I immediately contacted my cousins to form a coalition of the willing to ambush Mommy with requests to go see them. I may now confirm that yesterday at 10:00 cst, I got on Ticketmaster.com and purchased 4 tickets to see them LIVE in Houston!!! This is going to be the best Summer ever. Mommy said that these tickets were my birthday present... in short:
How could I resist? :)
Well, back to Immunology. Ch.11, here I come. Watch out.
And a big 'Thank You' to Mommy and Daddy for my tickets :)
Ally
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| A dream come true... and Daddy's worst nightmare. |
21, I'm really glad I'm you, and I'mma let you finish in about 14 days,
but 22 will be the best birthday of all time.
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| OF ALL TIME! |
Well, back to Immunology. Ch.11, here I come. Watch out.
And a big 'Thank You' to Mommy and Daddy for my tickets :)
Ally
"I drink a boost for breakfast, and ensure for dizzert..."
"...Somebody order pancakes, I just sip the sizzurp."
This is my post bitching about things because I'm grumpy. I'm just stressed with finals. I have both Environmental Science and Immunology tomorrow, and Gen Bio 1 on Wednesday. Last night we went to the Town Center for dinner and Christmas festivities and my friend Claire ordered a focaccia and it was delicious, except that my teeth hurt badly when I tried to bite into the crust. Needless to say, I had to give up eating that last piece. It was sad. In case you're unaware, I am currently undergoing Invisalign treatments. Right now, I've got set 11 in. 11 out of 16. I'm pretty happy to be almost there... almost done!
That being said, time to get back to studying. But for now, how's about some music to express how I feel sometimes with these damn braces:
That one's for you, Beeksies. She just loves her some Kanye :)
Chorus sound familiar? See the post below!
Ally
This is my post bitching about things because I'm grumpy. I'm just stressed with finals. I have both Environmental Science and Immunology tomorrow, and Gen Bio 1 on Wednesday. Last night we went to the Town Center for dinner and Christmas festivities and my friend Claire ordered a focaccia and it was delicious, except that my teeth hurt badly when I tried to bite into the crust. Needless to say, I had to give up eating that last piece. It was sad. In case you're unaware, I am currently undergoing Invisalign treatments. Right now, I've got set 11 in. 11 out of 16. I'm pretty happy to be almost there... almost done!
That being said, time to get back to studying. But for now, how's about some music to express how I feel sometimes with these damn braces:
That one's for you, Beeksies. She just loves her some Kanye :)
Chorus sound familiar? See the post below!
Ally
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
"Through the fire, to the limit, to the wall. For a chance to be with you, I'd gladly risk it all..."
Tomorrow I've got a Chemistry exam and I'm working problems out of my Chemistry For Dummies book. Great stuff in there. As I go along, I feel more confident, but there is still room for improvement. As my Uncle Robert says: "If you think you've mastered a topic, convince yourself you haven't. Then study it more." A little depressing, but it's sound advice. I've still got a long night ahead of me, so I'm listening to motivational music. Now, one might hear motivational music and think along the lines of "Eye of the Tiger" or something else like that. As for me, I am getting my Chemistry on to the sounds of Chaka Kahn's "Through The Fire". I think it sums up how I'll feel this coming week: FINALS WEEK. I pretty much have 3 tests to get through then I can go home! I'm excited...
Now we can all be motivated. We can do it!
Ally
Now we can all be motivated. We can do it!
Ally
Saturday, December 4, 2010
"Step Into Christmas! Let's Join Together! We Can Watch The Snow Fall Forever and Ever..."
Good day today. Plenty of fun and work. A good balance, I should say. The best part of today was going to Barnes and Noble to buy the new Christmas album by The Puppini Sisters:
It's amazing. You probably wouldn't guess their musical genre by just looking at them, but they're actually a big-band-style group. Think music you'd hear at the USO Dance before sending your high school sweetheart overseas. This album is a must-have for those who plan on busting a move on Christmas. The first time I heard them was when their music was featured as a free download on iTunes. It was a big-band version of the song "Walk Like An Egyptian" by The Bangles. I fell in love. Good times.
Speaking of Barnes and Noble...
One day, as we drove into Dallas, Daddy asked to be dropped off at the bookstore while Mommy and I went shopping for things for my dorm room. It was a pretty amazing moment:
Daddy: Just drop me off at Bárnes y Nóble.
Me: Barnes and Noble?
Daddy: Isn't that what I said?
Me: Nooooo. Far from it.
It was a pretty funny moment.
Bet 'cha didn't know I liked big-band music? There are a few things people would be surprised to see on my iTunes. I've got every genre: Classical, Metal, Emo, Rock, Rap, Pop, etc. I'd like to thank my cousins and my parents for my musical tastes. My cousins are responsible for the hours upon hours of Backtreet Boys and Britney Spears on my iTunes. My parents are responsible for the Beatles, Dean Martin, Janis Joplin, and Louis Armstrong. Do you ever think about your parents as teenagers? I'd like to think Mommy was desperately infected with Beatlemania. I credit them for helping me learn English as a child. Mommy was quite influential in my love of the Beatles. Every time we see any stock footage from the 1960s of concerts, I like to point out Mommy in the audience, despite her obvious absence.
Yeah, I think that's where I get the freak-out-at-Backstreet-Boys-concerts gene from. Hilarious...
Daddy is another story. I can't really imagine him as a teenager. I think he just skipped that time. Like Jesus. 12 to 30 in the turn of a page. Was that blasphemous? Are comparisons blasphemous or are only straight up assertions blasphemous? Meh, it's late. Actually, it's 10:05 on a Saturday and I'm in bed. Not at the dance, not at the party across the street, not with friends, just here. Oh, don't get me wrong, I'm not complaining. I like it, actually. I need alone time every now and then. Doesn't everyone? I hope so. I was starting to think it was just only-child syndrome. I'm having writer's block tonight. Nothing too important to write about. If I think of other things, I'll get back to y'all. If not, goodnight :)
Ally
It's amazing. You probably wouldn't guess their musical genre by just looking at them, but they're actually a big-band-style group. Think music you'd hear at the USO Dance before sending your high school sweetheart overseas. This album is a must-have for those who plan on busting a move on Christmas. The first time I heard them was when their music was featured as a free download on iTunes. It was a big-band version of the song "Walk Like An Egyptian" by The Bangles. I fell in love. Good times.
Speaking of Barnes and Noble...
One day, as we drove into Dallas, Daddy asked to be dropped off at the bookstore while Mommy and I went shopping for things for my dorm room. It was a pretty amazing moment:
Daddy: Just drop me off at Bárnes y Nóble.
Me: Barnes and Noble?
Daddy: Isn't that what I said?
Me: Nooooo. Far from it.
It was a pretty funny moment.
Bet 'cha didn't know I liked big-band music? There are a few things people would be surprised to see on my iTunes. I've got every genre: Classical, Metal, Emo, Rock, Rap, Pop, etc. I'd like to thank my cousins and my parents for my musical tastes. My cousins are responsible for the hours upon hours of Backtreet Boys and Britney Spears on my iTunes. My parents are responsible for the Beatles, Dean Martin, Janis Joplin, and Louis Armstrong. Do you ever think about your parents as teenagers? I'd like to think Mommy was desperately infected with Beatlemania. I credit them for helping me learn English as a child. Mommy was quite influential in my love of the Beatles. Every time we see any stock footage from the 1960s of concerts, I like to point out Mommy in the audience, despite her obvious absence.
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| Jeez, Mommy. Cool it, will you? You're making the other fans nervous. |
Daddy is another story. I can't really imagine him as a teenager. I think he just skipped that time. Like Jesus. 12 to 30 in the turn of a page. Was that blasphemous? Are comparisons blasphemous or are only straight up assertions blasphemous? Meh, it's late. Actually, it's 10:05 on a Saturday and I'm in bed. Not at the dance, not at the party across the street, not with friends, just here. Oh, don't get me wrong, I'm not complaining. I like it, actually. I need alone time every now and then. Doesn't everyone? I hope so. I was starting to think it was just only-child syndrome. I'm having writer's block tonight. Nothing too important to write about. If I think of other things, I'll get back to y'all. If not, goodnight :)
Ally
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