Friday, 27 February 2009

The Kill

What does your music library say about you?

*Put Your iTunes, winamp, mp3 player or whatever on SHUFFLE*
For each question, press the next button to get your answer (no cheating!!)
*You must write down song/artist even if it doesn't make sense
*Include any comments in parenthesis
*Post into a NOTE with #25 as your Title

1. What do your friends say about you? Surrender (Work in Progress) - Billy Talent (haha a work in progress? Wants to be punk rock)

2. How would your co-workers describe you? My Apocalypse- Metallica (well that's not good is it?)

3. How would you describe yourself? Nobody does it better - Carly Simons (polite intro, sentimental, exploratory, makes you smile)

4. What do you like in a romantic partner? You are so last summer - Taking Back Sunday (whining white boy? And all I need to know is that I'm something you'll be missin')

5. How do you feel today? Under Pressure - Davie Bowie & Queen (peppy beat but still under pressure and feel like screaming 'get me out!')

6. What is your life’s purpose? Knights of Cydonia - Muse (oh goodness... awesome intro, No-one's going to take me alive!)

7. What is your motto? I'm the one that wants to be with you - Mr Big (That's a bit tragic... my motto is waiting until everyone else has used the crayon I want?)

8. What do you think about the most? If I were a boy - Beyonce (I don't think about this at all)

9. What are you going to do on your next vacation? Love Seat - Red Jumpsuit Apparatus (I don't one, There's no rest for a luxury)

10. What do you think of your first love/date? Before He Cheats - Carrie Underwood (Tempted to LIE about this one and skip, feel like I know better now)

11. What is your life story? Another Way to Die - Alicia Keys & Jack White (Life of international mystery and espionage, with unexpected but smooth pairings)

12. What did you do yesterday? Better Days - Pete Murray (went shopping, those were better days)

13. What do you think of when you see the person you like/love? Radar - Britney Spears (in an apparent monotone I plan my attack, that's what I want)

14. What describes your wedding? Nobody Sees - Powderfinger (eloping!! but only locally)

15. What will they play at your funeral? Friday on my Mind - David Bowie (Could have been worse?! Gonna have fun in the city, well not this weekend)

16. What is your obsession? What's This? - Fall Out Boy - Nightmare before Christmas (Ghouls reverting to their happy place!)

17. What is your biggest fear? The Greatest Man who ever lived - Weezer (becoming self obsessive, nobody wanted my action dead or alive)

18. What is your biggest secret? Have a nice day - Bon Jovi (I love daggy hair rock!!)

19. What is your biggest turn-on? Thunderstruck - ACDC (being totally blown away, being well, Thunder struck)

20. How do you describe your friends? Transcending - Red Hot Chili Peppers (Good looking, funky, with sympathetic intellect )

21. What would you do with a million dollars? The Lighthouse Song - Josh Pyke (Moving to a lighthouse, you and I... easy as)

22. What is your opinion of sex? Monty Pythons Flying Circus Theme (HILARIOUS.... obviously they are all lunatics and its all a giant british joke)

23. What is your biggest regret? Fly Away - Chris Bangs (Not being able to delete the sample songs that came on my phone is LITERALLY my biggest regret)

24. What would you rather be doing right now?! Dear Jamie - Hellogoodbye (sending a letter declaring my deep feelings to Jamie - ehhhh)

25. What will you post this list as?The Kill - 30 Seconds to Mars (H heart Jared Leto)

Wednesday, 18 February 2009

Why won't you open your tender little heart?

I got a strange gift for my birthday from a supplier *scandal*

I open the GIANT box, thinking it would be chocolate, only to find a perspex box. With a strange stuffed creature (for want of a better word) named 'Chuck' holding a Chupa Chup inside.

After some conjecture, I finally find out what 'Chuck' is. And I am amused.


Wednesday, 11 February 2009

Interesting

I find cemetaries, particularly old ones very fascinating. Nothing ghouhish, just the artistry of the headstones and some of the epitaphs.

I got to visit one of the oldest cemetaries in Sydney on Australia Day, a site where some of the first settlers were buried after they settled out in Castlereagh, Old Castlereagh cemetery apprently dates back to 1814.

One of them has this written on it;

Now she's gone, we'd not recall her
From a paradise of bliss
Where no evil can befall her
To a changing world like this


Monday, 9 February 2009

How far is too far

Surely a theme is always nice for an event?
A cool non compulsary theme, that people can immerse themselves in as much or as little as they like.

For instance, my birthday coming up is at a Chinese Karaoke restaurant. I started to think about what I was going to wear, and thought... 'Wouldn't it be cute to maybe dress with an Asian feel'
This has since mophed into me looking at buying a China Doll wig & and Obi Belt (because the Japanese do karaoke too ok?!)
But how far is too far? I ask you?!?




Thursday, 5 February 2009

It's movie, it's movie time!

Shockingly enough there are a few movies, I wouldn't mind seeing at the moment.

'He sees dead people... and they annoy him. '

I cannot wait to see Ghost Town - I love Ricky Gervais, I cannot control my laughter in anything he's in Extra's, The Office. Love it. Greg Kinnear I can take or leave, he's probably fairly under rated as an actor but he looks really good in this film.
I am slightly concenred, because it was writen and directed by David Koepp, who did the most recent Indiana Jones also of War of the Worlds, Spiderman, Panic Room fame. Bit of a mixed bag but fingers crossed! Pre released this weekend, so if I get the chance I might take myself off to see it.


Shamelessly I am also looking forward to seeing He's Just Not That Into You.
Writen from the book, which shot to fame after it's mention in Sex and the City. The cast is the definition of star studded.
Ginnifer Goodwin, Scarlett Johansson, Ben Affleck, Jennifer Aniston, Jennifer Connelly, Drew Barrymore and even a camero by writer Marc Silverstein.I know it's probably not destined for greatness, no Oscars in the offing but I am hoping that it will be entertaining enough to not be a waste of $16.50.

Tuesday, 3 February 2009

Self Indulgence

For my 25th birthday, (I warn people now, I do not want to hear the phrase 'quarter century)I've been thinking about gifting myself some 'silly self indulgent' photos.

Not the regular run of the mill, slap on some paint, point and shoot ones through. Lovely but boring.

I want something I could frame, and almost have people not know it was me. Artwork even, but not in the traditional Leo painting Kate kinda way.

Much to my joy, and then dismay, Vaig have a whole section of body art (some of which are not my cup of tea) but some are almost exactly what I want.

My dismay enters, where I swore off Vaig for being horrid rip off artists who conned my cousin into something she couldn't afford.
But pretty cool eh?


Monday, 2 February 2009

Life as a Dreamer

The Dream, Henri Rousseau, 1910

I had a strange and vivid, almost reoccuring dream early this morning. I woke up at 5am and went back to sleep heavily, and dreamed.

A version of the same dream before I am sure, I had a definate sense of deva ju when I woke.
A friend and I were running down through Sydney Harbour, and down all these docks. Eventually we start running over all these little wooden wharves floating on the water. The docks started getting further and further apart, and eventually they get so far apart we can't jump onto them and fall into the water.
We start swimming, and in this case (increase strangeness factor) we end up in Goulburn??? ODD. Dad assures me you probably could swim to Goulburn, via rivers etc, so that makes me feel less silly!
Wonder what it all means?