shenny-lee

I hate moving. Do you hate moving? If you don't, you should. Hate my move. It isn't receiving enough hate from just me.

Sigh. I feel all jumbled up and grouchy because everything is in boxes and suitcases and stuff, which irritates my perfectionist tendencies.

I also feel sick to my stomach thanks to my unknown food allergy. I've narrowed it down to gluten or dairy. Lol...the two broadest food allergies known to man, so maybe it's not really narrowed down at all. All I know is that I ate pizza last night and either the crust or the cheese is making me feel ill today. EFF YOU pizza pizza, for making me sick. and EFF ME for ordering something I knew would probably make me sick anyway.

lol.


Anyway. Flight of the Conchords was fantastic. The hotel was superb, I suggest the Pantages Hotel & Spa in Downtown TO to anyone. It was amazing. Richard and I went to the Royal Ontario Museum, and that was really cool too Probably the best museum I've ever been to. I will maybe upload a picture or two on his behalf.

I am in a bragging mood. I don't even care. I just have to tell the world that I am going to see Flight of the Conchords live and I am uber excited!

Go see The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.

It's 2 hours and 47 minutes long, but every minute makes you smile, cry or feel some other emotion. But that's the truth, you certainly will feel.

I don't cry much in movies. But I just couldn't help it. Men in theatre cried too. It's such a beautiful story.

for the record, Breaking Dawn is some effed up shit! I love the series but oh wow stephenie meyer. wow. I won't write any spoilers, if you want them they're all over the internet...but the plot was so...different.

I saw Against Me! in concert last night at a small club downtown. I was so surprised they even did a show in Kingston, but they are doing small shows here and there while also touring with the Foo Fighters. Shows they care about their fans.

Anyhoo. I was with friends that had seen them seven times, because they live near Ottawa and Montreal. I had not yet seen them. It was the most fun I'd ever had at a show in my life. The crowd was so awesome, and it really kept the guys in the band hyped. We fed off of each other's energy. I got kicked in the mouth by a stage diver, and was permanently squished into the edge of the stage, but it didn't matter. My adrenaline high was so intense I didn't really feel pain.

The music was incredible, the crowd was incredible, Tom Gabel's smile was incredible

I always get such greater respect for a band after seeing them live. I need to see these boys again. and soon.

I took some photos...a couple I thought were share-able. Check them out!