Sunday, April 6, 2008
Monday, March 31, 2008
Thanks Nikki!
Sunday, March 30, 2008
Where Have they Been?

Back by popular demand is a post on celebrities.
I was listening to the radio and was pleasantly surprised that Mariah Carey and Usher are coming out with new music. Mariah Carey, with her alluring voice that can only be matched by that of the Sirens, blessed the radio airwaves with "Touch my Body." The melody is quite agreeable; I expect this catchy little ditty to be popular with listeners of young and old. Usher's new track "Love in this Club" featuring Young Jeezy doin' some'n real big right now fo sho. KNOWWASAYIN? Dats wassup.
Anyways, Usher's new album comes out in June. His latest album came out in 2004. Since then, he went on broadway and married his stylist Tameka and had a baby, Usher Raymond V. His wife is a lot older than he is. (Scandalous.)He also came out with a new fragrance uSHEr and usHEr.
Mariah Carey's album E=MC^2 comes out in April. It stands for Emancipation of Mariah Cary again. Her last album was The Emancipation of Mimi. I don't know what she is being emancipated from. Maybe herself?
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
Spring Break
This spring break I went to the Dominican Republic with my family. Sadly, I did not see any celebrities (there are lots of good baseball players from this country). Here's what I did:
-Ate a lot because the resort was all-inclusive and we mostly ate a buffet and the food was really good. They had mangos, passion fruit, pancakes, and omlettes.
-Put on sunscreen hastily such that I got a blotchy sunburn on the first day.
-Played beach volleyball. Played against old people, little kids, Canadians, Germans, Uraguayians, Slovenians, people from Pennsylvania..........
-Watched the Badger Men's Basketball team because they get American channels down there.
-Tried windsurfing but it was too hard.
-Went into the towns and met a farming family that produced coffee and cocoa beans.
-Unfortunately it was windy and Holy Week so we couldn't go out on boats and it was hard to swim in the ocean. We also couldn't go scuba diving.
-Studied:(
Highlights:
-Watching my mother make bad attempts at speaking Spanish with the locals.
-Watching the staff at the hotel teaching water arobics to drunk people in the pool.
-Hitting a little kid in the gronads with one of my spikes playing volleyball.
Impressions:
-Dominicans are really nice and funny.
-The beaches were disappointing.
-The Dominican Republic is very differnt from Haiti even though they are on the same island.
-Ate a lot because the resort was all-inclusive and we mostly ate a buffet and the food was really good. They had mangos, passion fruit, pancakes, and omlettes.
-Put on sunscreen hastily such that I got a blotchy sunburn on the first day.
-Played beach volleyball. Played against old people, little kids, Canadians, Germans, Uraguayians, Slovenians, people from Pennsylvania..........
-Watched the Badger Men's Basketball team because they get American channels down there.
-Tried windsurfing but it was too hard.
-Went into the towns and met a farming family that produced coffee and cocoa beans.
-Unfortunately it was windy and Holy Week so we couldn't go out on boats and it was hard to swim in the ocean. We also couldn't go scuba diving.
-Studied:(
Highlights:
-Watching my mother make bad attempts at speaking Spanish with the locals.
-Watching the staff at the hotel teaching water arobics to drunk people in the pool.
-Hitting a little kid in the gronads with one of my spikes playing volleyball.
Impressions:
-Dominicans are really nice and funny.
-The beaches were disappointing.
-The Dominican Republic is very differnt from Haiti even though they are on the same island.
Sunday, March 9, 2008
Question:
I read the article about what's wrong with most people's blogs, and it made wonder how often web pages get deleted. Obviously, people are creating new web pages as we speak, but how often do people delete them? For instance, if I closed down my blogger account, would my blog disappear? It just seems that usually having more information on the internet is a good thing, but having really old websites around that nobody reads anymore clutters up the internet. If I created a web page for a business and my business shut down, I might leave the website up because I am lazy. Then people would still visit the site and be frustrated when they realize it's outdated. Has anyone thought about this before? The internet is getting too big and it's driving me crazy!
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