One of those I-wish-I-had-a-dance-company moments

Every so often I'll get hooked on a certain song and try and choreograph something from it (For example, last summer it was "Maison de Lunes" from Beauty and the Beast). Granted, I've tried to figure out a couple things for "Jitterbug" (Wizard of Oz) but recently I found this little wonder on my iPod:



So I have this piece on my head that's fully done, and I think it's pretty good (yet fairly complex, involving ropes and a lot of stage combat).

Since it's like that, I can't exactly find anyone to perform it...very sad, really.

My type of procrastination

Isn't completely useless...I think. Instead of practicing "Sorcerer's Apprentice" like I should be doing, I'm listening to classical and ragtime on YouTube. Is that considered time wasted?

I promised myself to get off at 8:30. That's in three minutes. Time for one more song!

Passing it along

I got two videos today that demanded to be passed along.

Well...I grant them their wishes.





And I finally posted the video of Karen and Alicebelle Show: Episode II.

What I actually did last night

- Watch Tarzan on YouTube

Possibly one of the greatest animated movies ever---with music by "Rockstar Phil Collins", as they would say on Disney Channel back when it came out ten years ago (Was it really that long ago? I remember getting it on VHS in my parent's room back in Hawaii.)

I'm going to make it very clear, like I did to Aubrey, that despite how much I obsess about how amazing Kerchak was, I most certainly do NOT have a crush on an animated gorilla. And I'm like, being serious. My friends and I would know all about animated crushes, and I do not have one. Right now, at least.

Bad news? I stayed up until three watching it, as I found the first part on YouTube at about one and only planned on watching the first sequence. Don't ask why I didn't just search "Two Worlds".

The cake is a lie!

No, I'm not sure what that means. But apparently it has something to do with Portal, which is the game this song is from:



I just found the sheet music for it, and I want to record it sometime.

Helping the little guys

Who don't have major film companies backing them:



This guy wants to go viral!

There Will Be Blood

I just saw it on YouTube (In fifteen 10:44 minute increments) and it's officially on my infamous List of Favorite Movies. Sure, it's about two and a half hours long, and Daniel Day Lewis DID beat Johnny Depp in the 2007 Academy Awards for Best Actor in the year I was all Sweeney Todd...

But it was pretty epic. I'm not sure which part I liked better: the Oil Derrick Fire or the finale ("I drink your milkshake!!!") Probably something that I'd buy sometime if I randomly had the money...and my mom. Apparently it's R and as I learned with Sweeney Todd I can't buy R movies. At least at Wal*Mart. The people at Hot Topic seemed pretty dead-set on selling me a copy last year.