No one ever creates anything great without a dash of madness. - Aristotle
Monday, June 29, 2009
Zombies! written by Sam
not do horror movies well. I just don't like them, mainly because I'm a man and thus am expected to be tough and unafraid, however, when I watch horror movies I am neither of those things. I once walked a girl home after watching a scary movie with a big group of friends only to find that once she was inside her warm house that I was very very alone. In the dark. In a small town. . . alone. So I ran to catch up with the other guys who were walking girls home blocks away only to NOT find anyone. alone. Then I ran home but only made it to my friends house scaring his mom to death when I leaped though the side door and slammed to door behind me. So yeah, I don't do horror movies well. Maybe part of it is from the time I dressed up in the Scream costume and scared the girls who were watching that movie in the other room. All I got out of it was a few screams and a hooker boot in the crotch and maybe the inability to procreate. The latter is yet to be proven. Now with all that background it would seem odd that today's sweet mystery of life is, in fact, a horror movie, a zombie movie. But I just like it! If you haven't seen 28 Days Later, you must.
I would say it's my guilty pleasure because of the R rating and blood and cuss words but I really don't feel guilty. I am of the opinion that the movie rating system is not divinely inspired and that in this case the R stands for "R-eally R-eally good" and that sometimes PG-13 are worse than R's. I make it a point to research movies before I see them for a little clue of what I'm going to be exposed to. The reason this graphic zombie is awesome is that it is not your ordinary zombie movie. Usually zombies will have their head cocked to one side, slow walking, spasms, and easily avoided as well as killed because they are just slow and dumb. However in 28 days later the zombies don't slowly stumble along chanting "braains, braains", they run at top speeds and are not easily thwarted. The movie starts with a man waking up in london in a hospital only to find the entire city abandoned. Turns out the zombies are just people who have been infected with "Rage" and they are just hiding in the dark and sta
rving because they have run out of fresh meat to eat. And as odd as it seems this zombie movie is very artsy and has deep lessons embedded in it and that is hard to do with a zombie movie. My only hurdle in enjoying this movie is the wife, she watched it once and liked it but doesn't want to see it again, so it will be MY movie from now on and since I just bought it at a pawn shop for $3 I can enjoy it whenever I want, as long as she is not present. Woot! Go Zombies!Saturday, June 27, 2009
Oh The Irony
Monday, June 22, 2009
One Year Down. . . .
P.S. If you hear of any stellar job openings in Cedar City let me know.
Thursday, June 18, 2009
At last I found thee
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
1 YEAR ANNIVERSARY!
That night we went to Teriyaki Grill which is kind of like Panda in the sense that its fast but its Japanese food. SO yummy! Then we went back to the condo and relaxed and watched tv. The next day we got up and drove around Heber. We went to some shops and found a painting that we found on our honeymoon that looks just like me! We had lunch at an authentic Mexican restaurant that was awesome! Went back to Park City that day and Sam took me on a shopping spree as his gift to me! We went bowling in Heber just like we did on our honeymoon and I actually beat Sam!! That's the first time that's ever happened. We were the only people bowling. So fun!
I'm Alive I Swear!
2. I'm in summer school (here's one of my pictures from my photography class)
And . . . that's about it. We love our new place. We moved into the Northfield Apartments when the school granted us a housing scholarship so now they pay our rent. :) We also got permission to plant a little garden in our front yard and we love it. Two tomato plants, one crookneck squash plant, a jalapeno plant (Sam's idea) and 2 corn stalks.
These are our little budlings of plants. SO cute. They make me happy every time I walk by. I am SO looking forward to fresh veggies this fall. MMmmm.
In other news, Sam is working nights at Lyn's as a donut fryer. He likes it, the hours are just weird. We see each other about 3 hours a day. 6 pm - 9 pm since I get off work at 6 and he goes to bed at 9. Its a crazy schedule but we're making due.
We got to St. George quite frequently and go to SLC when we can. We've made some really great friends here in Cedar and are becoming more attached each day. I'm drawing a blank on other things we've done as of late but once I remember I'll be sure to post them.
Also, I just posted a new recipe on my food blog, Good Eatin', that I cohost with my friend Brittney. Check it out everyone! Its in my list of friends under "Good Eatin'" haha.
Loves to all!!
