All Dogs Go to Heaven...

Friday Watch: All Dogs Go To Heaven . . .

By Tom Foremski - November 7, 2008 source

(Hat tip to Tara DeMoulin)

Who says debate is dead in America? Take a look at these photos of two churches across the street from each other:

I found this quite interesting... At first, one may look at it like it's real, but then one would take another glance at it to search for any flaws that would make this a false article. Many have noticed that the cars in the background of the Our Lady of Martyrs Catholic Church pictures have the same red and white cars in the background, concluding that this was probably just photoshopped or whatnot. But what if those are just employee cars? But, whatever the case, the statements the two churches state not only make you think twice but they also give you an opportunity for yourself to figure out what your own beliefs are. I don't think it matters all that much that this may appear to some people as a pointless thing to ponder about and to make a decision on, but... all the smallest things add up to be something much larger in the end.

Snow!

The snow has arrived! I like it, but when it gets ridiculously cold, I begin to have a little bit of problem with it... mainly because I don't have the right kind of window clothes... :/ Oops.

I'm not in the great of a mood, so forgive me for not saying much right now. This will be an extremely short blog...

On the brightside, Hello, Dolly! turned out pretty well last night. I have a feeling and I'm hoping that tonight will be even better. ;)

- Jess

Just Chillin'! / Hello, Dolly!

For once I do not have an idea of what to blog about, so I'm just going to make start talking and see what interesting topic I stumble upon in my conscious. Sound good? K...

So tonight's the opening night of the high school play Hello, Dolly! I've been part of the pit orchestra for going on two years now, and the practices are always hectic. For the past week we've been practicing with the actors doing full run-throughs of the play 5 nights a week for three and a half hours. Finally, judgement day has come and we've got to prove ourselves! Haha, alright, well, that's making it dramatic, but I sure hope we impress our audience enough to get the word around to see our spectacular showing. We all worked really hard. Personally, I think that this play is better than last year's (especially length-wise--it's definitely way shorter than last year's), and I highly doubt that you'll get distracted or fidgety, unless you're completely against musicals.

Anyway, the showtimes are the following:

Thursday (Tonight) 7:00PM

Friday, Nov. 7th 7:00PM

Saturday, Nov. 8th 1:30PM & 7:00PM

We've got four showtimes, and even TWO on Saturday, so I'm sure that anyone would be able to find to come! It's at our brand new performing arts center, and the first play to ever perform there! It's extremely exciting, and, without a doubt, worth your while!

Come cheer us on! You won't regret it :)