Some YouTube to make you (me?) happy…
July 16, 2008 Peter, YouTube 3 CommentsFirst up, a baby who can breakdance…
Next, some fantastic auditions for a Kung Fu film:
First up, a baby who can breakdance…
Next, some fantastic auditions for a Kung Fu film:
Tell me this guy isn’t scary?
Also, I think he’s wearing Dorothy’s shoes, which means he’s probably related to one of the wicked witches and finally took revenge.
Just in case anyone’s interested, I was interviewed for a podcast recently.
See here for details.
OK, so after watching tonight’s (repeat episode) Top Gear African special, I’ve been inspired… instead of spending a YY weekend in a house somewhere drinking beer and solving the problems of the world, why don’t we do some form of road trip?
Choose a vehicle and off we go… Great Ocean Road? Somewhere North? Somewhere West? (East isn’t really too much of an option)
We could camp in the evenings if it’s nice weather, or go to a motel, or…?
Watch out for your vehicles, there’s a big car thief about…
I missed us…
Thanks for sorting the whole interwebby out for us Chris.
On another note, I’ve pretty much lost my voice. It’s nice having a deep voice for once in my life though… I’m telling myself that I sound ‘husky’ and ‘alluring’… I think it’s probably just ‘croaky’.
I’ve been away for a weekend retreat with a bunch of other people from Vineyard churches around Australia, to work on developing new songs and so forth. I’ll try to find something interesting to write about that at some stage, but for now I’ll leave you with this:
From a fantastically bad film called Mac and Me:
I’m trying to study today, but really not having much success.
I’m not even procrastinating by doing something useful - the washing up from last night’s dinner is still on the sink.
I think I’m going to watch The Bill on ABC in a few minutes while I have some lunch.
Then I’ll clean up.
Then I’ll think about doing some study.
If nothing else comes to mind…
You know I fear change…
…and this morning when I turned on the computer, the site has changed!
I’m not saying it’s all bad, but I always get afraid when things start to change and I’m not aware of it…
OK. Take a deep breath. Phew.
Rant over.