Sorry, I was playing an intense game of Tetris.
Wednesday, February 27th, 2008I feel like it has been a while since I posted last. I’m sure that there are a lot of updates to inform you all about my personal life, but I will have to choose the most important. Here it goes:
After two years I finally got my DVD of Mr. NCC the year I was in it. IT was a blast doing that and my talent was awesome. I got three of my friends together and we performed the OK GO dance for A Million Ways. Here is a link of the video of the actual dance. It was awesome and my guys nailed it. Here is a picture of us at one of my favorite parts:
That is the matrix scene. Behind me are Monk and Collin Bourdage. Fighting me is Scotty Bush. That was amazing. If you want to see the video let me know so I can show you sometime.
Also in my life, I am making it through my second to last term of Senior year. My 12 credits are kicking my butt, but I’ll make it and then hopefully be able to coast a little next term. I am definitely excited for next year. I want to continue working at Running Unlimited, an independently owned running store in Palatine, where I am from. It looks as though that will happen! I have tried to stay connected by working select weekends and over breaks. Coming up in the next month I will be able to work the Shamrock Shuffle Expo for the store. That is always so fun. There are so many people, athletes, vendors and other stores. Plus it is in the city and I love the city! It is great experience for networking and for representing the store.
Moving on, I finally made my way to Mongolian Grill in Downtown Naperville. Last week was the experience. It was high energy and busy, just how I like it. The food was delicious! I ended up staying there from 6:30 to about 9:30. The company I was with was amazing and the atmosphere was very inviting. I definitely suggest making a lunch or dinner there sometime. You are able to make your own stir-fry dish. It was awesome!
Thursday night I have an etiquette night to go to. It is run by a few business organizations on campus. We are going to a superb restaurant, called Raffi’s. The meal is priced at about 30 bucks and we will be trained on professional and proper etiquette for dining and interviewing. It will only cost me $10! I am very excited, because of what I might learn and the sweet food we will be getting. Dr. Ernst, one of my business professors said that this should almost be a requirement for all business and management majors. I will try to let you all know how the experience goes.
Well those are the important/cool things that have been going on the last few weeks, but you all know that now is the time for the most important part of my blog, my deep thoughts…
I have this one friend who is obsessed with playing Tetris online. I have another friend who can’t stop playing Snood. Another, plays nothing but bubble shooter. Although I have dabbled in certain games there is not one that I find so entertaining that I need to play it everyday for hours. Why are these games so entertaining and why can’t I find a game that eats away at my life? Those are two questions I constantly ponder. So my challenge is to everyone tell me about an online game that you play all the time. Rate the game (on a scale of 1-10) and then tell me why you like it so much… it may be my life’s next major endeavor… See-you-bye…











