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Showing posts with label phantom of the opera. Show all posts
Showing posts with label phantom of the opera. Show all posts

Friday, August 13, 2010

Left, Left, Left, Right, Left!


Yes, yes it was just as I suspected. Many boys were there with their girlfriends. About five minutes after I got in the lobby, there were two such guys standing right by me. Poor unfortunate souls.


But you know what surprised me even more? There were dudes there with their mother. Seriously. I applaud them, but wonder how much they were threatened to go by mommy dearest.


The last thing I should mention about the audience was that there was a total hunk that walked in. He had marine outfit on...and I love me a man in a uniform.


Why do you think that is? I know a lot of girls who find men in the armed forces attractive. Maybe it's just so brainwashed into us from years and years of guys going to war to keep their "dolls" back home safe. I dunno, it's just a theory.


Alrighty then, I really ought to go do some summer reading now. Here's a video of our favorite little pop star getting nailed in the head by a projectile:


Thursday, August 12, 2010

Ahhhh, Young Love...

GAHH! I know I haven't posted in a few days! I'm sorry! Would you believe it was because I was busy? 'Cause I really was! Cross my heart!


Well, tonight is the big night, everyone. Tonight is the night I get to see Phantom of the Opera live. I'M SO FREAKING EXCITED!



Anywho, I promised that this blog was going to be a place where I would write down teen issues as I observed them. I don't think I'm doing to well with that. It kinda just feels like on giant continuous rant. BUT, even though I observed this a long time ago, I thought today would be a good time to write about it, seeing as I'm going to a musical tonight.


About two years ago, I went to a Jonas Brothers concert. Yes, yes, I know. I was part of the evil empire. But When I was there, I couldn't believe how many teenage guys were there. It baffled me. I figured there might be a few guys there (maybe because they aren't exactly on the straight path of life...and no, I'm not judging), but there were like hoards of them.



I finally saw one teenage guy that I knew and asked him what he was doing there. He replied that he was there with his girlfriend. That's when it dawned on me...most, if not all of these teenage boys were there for their girlfriend.



Now, every place "girly" I go, I look for guys that are being forced to go with their girlfriends. One of my wise teachers once told me that teenage boys would NEVER set foot in a theater unless it's for a girl that he likes because it would be un-masculine (is that even a word?). I'm tending to agree with him. I'll report back to you tomorrow if I see any of this going on tonight at Phantom.


Thanks for your patience with me! Here's a video to show you how much I love you!

Monday, August 2, 2010

I Do Not Like Green Eggs and Ham...

Sorry I didn't post yesterday. I had family come in from out of town, so I was chilling at the pool with my cousin. We also went to see that new ZEfron movie, Charlie St. Cloud.



They came to visit because my younger sister (I can no longer say little because she's going to be a sophomore in high school...) is in a community theater play: Seussical the Musical. It is probably the most adorable play I've seen. Well, alright, so that was the third production of that play I've seen, but it was still fantastic.




I love theater. I'm probably a bigger theater junkie than I am a Potterhead. No joke. I have a countdown until the day I get to see Phantom of the Opera at Playhouse Square in Cleveland (10 days!). I've seen Cats, Wicked (twice), The Lion King, Fiddler on the Roof, and Hairspray all done professionally.




While professional theater is fantastic, I still really enjoy a good community theater play. It holds a special place in my heart because the people in those plays all have a "day job." If you can, I recommend finding your own local community theater. If you aren't into being in the plays, support the theater by going to a production there every once in a while. More likely than not, it'll be worth the ten dollar ticket!




If you're in the Akron area, Weathervane is awesome! Seussical runs until the 15th, so hopefully you can make it to a performance!




Until next time, here's a video from Raywilliamjohnson. He's pretty BA. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jdAbpLooDgM