First off, we'd like to thank Dgao who was so kind to give us this opportunity to make a guest apperance on his fabulous blog. Frankly, we are honored to be here, and thought this would be a golden chance to release some of the lyrics we are working on for our next album.
I'm just trying to get by, trying to get far
but someone whispered that
You had a babysitter
who looked like a fastball sitter
that i saw in the September before last
I've got heart, but I'm not a heartbreaker
I've got heart, but I'm not a heartbreaker
Because I'm leaving the stage
and i'm jumping too well
Now he's calling my name
and it's really a shame
it was only a hug
it was only a hug
how did it end up a pug
Well he doesn't swing a thing like Albert
But he skips like a president
like you thought of when you were five
(skips like a president)
(like you thought of when)
you were bold
when you... were bold
Can't you just walk with me
Can't you just hold my hand
It's what's expected
Can't you just trim my hair
Can't you just clip my nails
It's what's expected
Are we aliens or are we prancers?
Are we aliens or are we prancers?
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Sunday, April 19, 2009
High School U
I have a chinese quiz at 8 AM tomorrow, history assignment due at 10 AM, and management midterm I feel kind of lost about on thursday, but I just felt the overwhelming urge to get something up on here. It's going to be a speedy blog because of the aforementioned commitments and watching Amazing Race earlier, so I am afraid I will have to skimp on any signs of good writing. This includes grammar, eloquency, and any form of flow or organization.
Schoolwork wise, I feel like high school all over again. Every morning struggling like crazy to wake up at 7 something, staggering to school in a disheveled state, and turning in homework for every single class.
But whereas freshmen year was much different from high school academically, in all other facets of life I was pretty much stuck in high school and my SD life. Now, I feel like I'm headed in this new and right direction. My goal since winter break and this blog's birth has been forward motion, moving to become better as a person, and a more positive college experience. Not to say that I've abandoned my high school life or memories, but I feel like there have been more steps in the right direction in the areas of my life that needed change.
I haven't gone back home to SD yet this quarter, and I feel like I'm getting more and more connected with UCI. I mean it's a slow process, but I am ecstatic over the new friendships and activities that have occupied my life.
- This weekend, I got to go to Skid Row in downtown LA for a streetcorner message in the midst of the homeless. We passed out food and clothes and it was just an unbelievable experience. Not only was the message one of the best I've heard, but to just be thrust in such a radically different place with the LA skyline in the background.... something I'm really glad I got to experience.
- I had the honor of playing keyboard/synth for Singy at his home church. It was my first time playing with a modern worship band, and even though I didn't do that well, it was sweet just being up there on stage with the guys, praising God with a setlist that I was quite fond of.
- I have been challenged to lead a small group for next year. It's something I really have to pray about, among other things. Basically pray for me that I have a more effective and steady prayer life.
- If you were to ask me at the end of freshmen year if I had met any best friends in Irvine, I would have had to say no. I mean the whole concept of "best friends" is a label I don't like to dish out much, to avoid complications, but as this year progresses, I have pretty high hopes that I've developed some really strong bonds with people here. Friends I will be "inviting to the wedding," like Singy put it. People that no matter how often you hang out with and see on a day-to-day basis, you never get sick or tired of hanging out with them. People you can have deeper conversations with, but at the same time always have a good laugh with.
Its muy bueno. Don't even have to incur any two hour penalties along the way.
Schoolwork wise, I feel like high school all over again. Every morning struggling like crazy to wake up at 7 something, staggering to school in a disheveled state, and turning in homework for every single class.
But whereas freshmen year was much different from high school academically, in all other facets of life I was pretty much stuck in high school and my SD life. Now, I feel like I'm headed in this new and right direction. My goal since winter break and this blog's birth has been forward motion, moving to become better as a person, and a more positive college experience. Not to say that I've abandoned my high school life or memories, but I feel like there have been more steps in the right direction in the areas of my life that needed change.
I haven't gone back home to SD yet this quarter, and I feel like I'm getting more and more connected with UCI. I mean it's a slow process, but I am ecstatic over the new friendships and activities that have occupied my life.
- This weekend, I got to go to Skid Row in downtown LA for a streetcorner message in the midst of the homeless. We passed out food and clothes and it was just an unbelievable experience. Not only was the message one of the best I've heard, but to just be thrust in such a radically different place with the LA skyline in the background.... something I'm really glad I got to experience.
- I had the honor of playing keyboard/synth for Singy at his home church. It was my first time playing with a modern worship band, and even though I didn't do that well, it was sweet just being up there on stage with the guys, praising God with a setlist that I was quite fond of.
- I have been challenged to lead a small group for next year. It's something I really have to pray about, among other things. Basically pray for me that I have a more effective and steady prayer life.
- If you were to ask me at the end of freshmen year if I had met any best friends in Irvine, I would have had to say no. I mean the whole concept of "best friends" is a label I don't like to dish out much, to avoid complications, but as this year progresses, I have pretty high hopes that I've developed some really strong bonds with people here. Friends I will be "inviting to the wedding," like Singy put it. People that no matter how often you hang out with and see on a day-to-day basis, you never get sick or tired of hanging out with them. People you can have deeper conversations with, but at the same time always have a good laugh with.
Its muy bueno. Don't even have to incur any two hour penalties along the way.
Sunday, April 5, 2009
but it's my bday...
Ok so the obnoxiousness ends with the title, but some mild sappiness lies ahead. Be forewarned.
Two hours into my 20th bday, the fire alarm goes off and Michael frantically runs into our room saying it's a real fire we need to evacuate. We end up staying outside while fire fighters casually check out the area and determine that all the smoke was just caused by two fire extinguishers being discharged all over the place. However apparently these chemicals are poisonous or something so we have to stand outside for an hour while they do whatever they do, and then we sneak back early because Yi, as usual, disregards personal safety advice for the comfort of his own bed.
So we finally get back to bed at 3:30 and wake up at 7:30 for a chinese quiz at 8.
Good thing the rest of the day and entire weekend was most excellent.
I am a lucky guy in many regards, and for this I am most appreciative.
Two hours into my 20th bday, the fire alarm goes off and Michael frantically runs into our room saying it's a real fire we need to evacuate. We end up staying outside while fire fighters casually check out the area and determine that all the smoke was just caused by two fire extinguishers being discharged all over the place. However apparently these chemicals are poisonous or something so we have to stand outside for an hour while they do whatever they do, and then we sneak back early because Yi, as usual, disregards personal safety advice for the comfort of his own bed.
So we finally get back to bed at 3:30 and wake up at 7:30 for a chinese quiz at 8.
Good thing the rest of the day and entire weekend was most excellent.
I am a lucky guy in many regards, and for this I am most appreciative.
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