PROVO. 500 Days of Summer has finally arrived at the dollar theatre so please for your sake go see it. Boy meets girl, boy falls in love with girl, and well if I told you what happened you wouldn't want to go see it. You may think it's a love story but I warn you beforehand it's not. I promise all you single people out there that it will leave you with a little bit of hope. The soundtrack to the film is amazing. It features The Temper Trap, The Smiths and Regina Spektor. The DVD comes out in Decemeber 22 so if you are not willing to spend the $1.25 it costs to go see it at the dollar theatre you can always wait and rent it :]
500 days of summer.
PROVO. 500 Days of Summer has finally arrived at the dollar theatre so please for your sake go see it. Boy meets girl, boy falls in love with girl, and well if I told you what happened you wouldn't want to go see it. You may think it's a love story but I warn you beforehand it's not. I promise all you single people out there that it will leave you with a little bit of hope. The soundtrack to the film is amazing. It features The Temper Trap, The Smiths and Regina Spektor. The DVD comes out in Decemeber 22 so if you are not willing to spend the $1.25 it costs to go see it at the dollar theatre you can always wait and rent it :]
Another Awesome BYU blog
What do BYU people like? General Conference? Playing the Piano? Texting in church? Yes. All of them.
Fellow blogsite stuffbyupeoplelike.blogspot.com covers all these topics and more. The blog could be described as an insightful, sometimes stinging, and extremely funny editorial on BYU student life. Here's a short segment from the latest post about the plethora of students who seem to pretend to be able to play the piano:
"EVERY student at BYU plays the piano.
Not all BYU students play the piano well.
Every BYU student THINKS they play the piano well enough to show off once in a while.
Get used to a whole lot of choppy John Schmidt and Fur Elise.
While there is merit in mastering the timeless instrument, BYU kids only dabble in piano enough so that when they are feeling awkward at a church social or house party they can sit down at a piano bench and whip out a solo to impress the previously-uninterested member of the opposite sex. If you are ever the target of this ploy, do not ask the faux piano player to play more than two songs. They do not know more than two, and you will have shunned their advances by requesting such a thing from them."
...and the post goes on, it's great.
For me personally though, there was a little bit of a back fire when I realized I am one of those that can only play a few songs on the piano, and usually just pretend to... well, nevermind.
Check it out.
stuffbyupeoplelike.blogspot.com
Fellow blogsite stuffbyupeoplelike.blogspot.com covers all these topics and more. The blog could be described as an insightful, sometimes stinging, and extremely funny editorial on BYU student life. Here's a short segment from the latest post about the plethora of students who seem to pretend to be able to play the piano:
"EVERY student at BYU plays the piano.
Not all BYU students play the piano well.
Every BYU student THINKS they play the piano well enough to show off once in a while.
Get used to a whole lot of choppy John Schmidt and Fur Elise.
While there is merit in mastering the timeless instrument, BYU kids only dabble in piano enough so that when they are feeling awkward at a church social or house party they can sit down at a piano bench and whip out a solo to impress the previously-uninterested member of the opposite sex. If you are ever the target of this ploy, do not ask the faux piano player to play more than two songs. They do not know more than two, and you will have shunned their advances by requesting such a thing from them."
...and the post goes on, it's great.
For me personally though, there was a little bit of a back fire when I realized I am one of those that can only play a few songs on the piano, and usually just pretend to... well, nevermind.
Check it out.
stuffbyupeoplelike.blogspot.com
