Monday, June 7, 2010

Whats Your Problem?

I just loathe when people see someone with a crutch and doubt that they're hurt. Just because they're not hurt as much as another person does not mean that they are faking it. I do not like to show pain. I am currently injured with a sprung ankle. My mother, being a nurse for 20 somthin years, rapped my foot and gave me a crutch. I do not want to use the crutch, but I have to. So I put a sock over the rap. You're really not supposed to put a shoe on but I did as I am not comfortable with one shoe on. So, I'm cruthing around school with jeans and a shoe on, shoes are a no no, and no one can see that my foot is rapped. So now kids are coming up to me criticizing. They claim that I am not hurt. My ankle is the size of a baseball. I don't want people to see. If I wanted you to know that I was I would have been more public about it. I would have worn my sock only half way up my foot and put a sandle on. That is how everyone else does it. I do not like people to know when I'm hurt because people will criticize and sympathize.

TV Production

This course, TV Production, has helped me become a better writer. This is so because I have learned to use spell check. With the help of word, publisher, and power point my writing has increased tenfold. I have also learned how to create slide shows using power point. With the power of animation at my finger tips, there is no end to the plethora of possibilities. With word I can write short stories. Short stories to which I can make happen with power point.

In TV Production, I have learned how to use a camera. I now see the difficulty in becoming a camera man. Not only have I experienced the technical behind the scenes part of movies and TV shows, I have also been an actor in many of our projects. It is not always difficult, but its not the easiest thing in the world to do. Although I found it easier to adlib then it is to memorize even half a script. It does take imagination though. In the world of acting it takes imagination and determination to get things done.

Thursday, June 3, 2010

Show Off

I have just recently learned how to wall flip. Its not complecated to figure out either, all you do is run up the wall and back flip off. I told my friends what I had learned. Some of them wanted to see it. So, I showed them. The problem, is that they told their friends who told their friends. So I actually ended up doing the trick a lot. That was fine until one girl decided to say," You're such a show off." The words "Show Off'" hit me. I said to her, "I'm not showing off. First of all, I'm can be some what of a perfectionist, so this is good practice. Second, they asked me to do it. I would rather do it til they get tired of it than have people asking me everyday to do it." So calling me a show off ened there. She has never called me it again. I am the type of person who can become irate when accused of doing things I did not do. Thats just the way I am. Now, I have learned to control my temper, but still, it makes me pretty upset. Remember, words can hurt.

Tuesday, June 1, 2010

Parkour

I free-run and parkour. I'm not that good, but I really do it for the fun. I love when people stop to watch you near kill yourself because its fun. Then some people become scared and keep an eye on you. This guy obviously knows what hes doing. http://www.wimp.com/epicstunts/ Sorry i can't put the video in the post. The computer won't let me save the video.

Ninja

I know people think that ninjas are pretty cool and some what scary, but this bear takes it to the next level.

Crazy Guy

Ok, so there is a band covering a ZZ Top song and the drumer is just like rockin out. He looks like he is playing a heavy metal song, but if you listen to the music it is not heavy at all. http://www.wimp.com/wronggig/

Funny

I found this site that has all types of jokes and what not! Here is the link, http://thmbsavrs.chacha.com/?gclid=CLfxhqf-_qECFQqysgodczt6EA, you should check it out it has everything. From pick up lines to Chuck Norris jokes. The site is just flat out hilarious. Enjoi!