The Nerdiest Stalkerazzi Ever!

So, I'm pretty sure you already new I was a real big nerd, but now I have taken my geekiness to a new level, by stalking a world famous violinist. The story goes like this: I was headed to Wal-Mart to look for a new hair straightener because mine broke, and on the way I saw that Andre Rieu's tour buses were parked in the parking lot of Panda Express. So I pulled in and chatted with some of the musicians for a while, and they told me that Andre himself was travelling in the buses with them and that he was somewhere eating. So I ran to the nearest gas station for a coke and sat in the parking lot until Andre came back to the bus, then I stood by my car and waved to him. He waved back! So I got a little closer but I didn't dare try to talk to him for fear of getting tackled by his security staff. So I went back to my car to get my camera. I took these pictures from a distance, then the guy from the orchestra I talked to waved me closer so I could get a picture of him from the front, but he got on the bus right then so I couldn't get a good shot, but it's still a pretty great story because I got within five feet of the world's most lovable orchestra leader! Thank goodness my flat iron broke!
(The top picture is from one of his concerts so you can see what he looks like from the front)

According to Facebook.....

I'm going to get married at age thirty two to a hottie named Ariel who is also very funny and witty. Sweet!
(all information gathered from facebook quizzes)

Proof that Cedar City is completely British

The cockney coffee house.

Okay, I guess the Machiavelli comment was nerdier than the Caddie Woodlawn thing.

Suck on That Macciavelli!

Everybody, stop whatever you're doing and go to Cats that look like Hitler dot com! If you need a good laugh or just like cats you have got to take a gander at this website. (Stalin and Lenin cats not included)

Random Phot Friday (yet again, for the first time in a long time)

It's been a while since I've posted anything, mostly because I haven't had anything to post about that my sister's haven't already posted. But just so you don't give up on me completely, here is a new addition of random photo Friday, which I think needs to be reinstated.

So, this photo was taken last year inside the "Government Caves" or as we know them, The Blast Holes. As many of you may know, these caves were created by a government test to see if this kind of sandstone (I don't know the name, but my dad does) could withstand a Nuclear blast. They drilled holes in the rock and filled them with enough dynamite to simulate and A-bomb, then blew the place up. The rock passed the test! This isn't a very interesting picture, there's nobody in it and it doesn't even show the cave's true dimensions very well, but now it's a rare picture because after years of threatening to do it, the state has finally closed off the caves. No one will ever see the inside of the Gub-ment caves again.