1. "if i wasn't a celebrity, would you be so nice to me?" name that song!
2. glad to see that critical mass has gone secular. when they started doing it a few years ago (and by "they" i mean my indie friends who are all inactive now) were doing it on sundays. i went a couple times but i hadn't started wearing skinny jeans yet and i wasn't accepted into the group.
3. byu won't sponsor the clothesline project because when wsr did it a few years ago the president of byu was going through it with some donors and someone had drawn a picture of the temple and then an equal sign and then "lies." so i guess that didn't go over too well.
I'm glad you cleared that up for me. The woman in charge of the Clothesline Project at UVU said BYU wasn't doing it anymore but she was being all cryptic like "I've heard some things but...I don't know" (all disgusted). I don't think she liked me that much. Maybe it's because the guy who was taking the pictures of me asked her to move out of the shot a couple of times.
i think the actual count has to be 4 times in 2 days to count as a celeb, but hey, you're a britney in my book. My first reaction to this post was, "i want a bike!" (in a whiny, selfish, completely immature tone)
I did not know that I was living with one of provo's very own celebrities. I should probably get a bike, with my amazing income right now, then we can be bike buddies!
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1. "if i wasn't a celebrity, would you be so nice to me?" name that song!
ReplyDelete2. glad to see that critical mass has gone secular. when they started doing it a few years ago (and by "they" i mean my indie friends who are all inactive now) were doing it on sundays. i went a couple times but i hadn't started wearing skinny jeans yet and i wasn't accepted into the group.
3. byu won't sponsor the clothesline project because when wsr did it a few years ago the president of byu was going through it with some donors and someone had drawn a picture of the temple and then an equal sign and then "lies." so i guess that didn't go over too well.
4. sorry for the long comment!
I'm glad you cleared that up for me. The woman in charge of the Clothesline Project at UVU said BYU wasn't doing it anymore but she was being all cryptic like "I've heard some things but...I don't know" (all disgusted). I don't think she liked me that much. Maybe it's because the guy who was taking the pictures of me asked her to move out of the shot a couple of times.
ReplyDeletei think the actual count has to be 4 times in 2 days to count as a celeb, but hey, you're a britney in my book. My first reaction to this post was, "i want a bike!" (in a whiny, selfish, completely immature tone)
ReplyDeleteI'll give you a brand new, fully loaded Ford Taurus for the signed picture.
ReplyDeleteI did not know that I was living with one of provo's very own celebrities. I should probably get a bike, with my amazing income right now, then we can be bike buddies!
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