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*drags out the miniature ranting soap box*
Feb. 3rd, 2004 04:02 pmJosh Grobin's Canto Alla Vito always puts me in a good mood. Although I hate to type during it, since the speakers on my laptop convieniently are located right where my wrists are. It sounds rather odd, muffled like that. Oh. Maybe if I roll my sleeves up...I bet that fabric doesn't help. *does* Yes, that's better.
I heard that he sang at the Superbowl pre-game show. I wish I would have known so I could have seen just that bit. It never even occured to me that they'd have someone on that I liked.
What I find rather amusing--and maybe I'm twisted for finding it so--is that our church was practically DISMISSED the Sunday evening service so everyone could get together and watch the game. Technically we were supposed to go to each other's houses and have Bible-study type things and "fellowship", but I can just guess how much that really happened. And all the youth gathered at one house to watch the game: I wonder, did they see the half-time show? And if they did, will they, perhaps, forego this thing next year? I can just imagine the effect Janet Jackson's little stunt had on all that testosterone...if they dismiss church next year, I think I'll SCREAM.
I stayed home. I did not attend a pseudo-Bible study Superbowl party. I did not watch the game, not even for the commercials. Instead I...well, what did I do? I read. A lot. And I ate a lot, too. I did some useful stuff like deleting old emails and typed out a bunch of quotes from A Serrated Edge.
However, I am going to watch the Oscars. They aren't sports, after all. *grin* I might even watch them next year, even though LotR won't be involved, just for the fun of seeing rich people making fools of themselves during acceptance speachs. ("I never believed this could happen!!!" ....yeah right. Que va.)
I will now get down off my Ranting About Things Soap Box and go away. *goes*
I heard that he sang at the Superbowl pre-game show. I wish I would have known so I could have seen just that bit. It never even occured to me that they'd have someone on that I liked.
What I find rather amusing--and maybe I'm twisted for finding it so--is that our church was practically DISMISSED the Sunday evening service so everyone could get together and watch the game. Technically we were supposed to go to each other's houses and have Bible-study type things and "fellowship", but I can just guess how much that really happened. And all the youth gathered at one house to watch the game: I wonder, did they see the half-time show? And if they did, will they, perhaps, forego this thing next year? I can just imagine the effect Janet Jackson's little stunt had on all that testosterone...if they dismiss church next year, I think I'll SCREAM.
I stayed home. I did not attend a pseudo-Bible study Superbowl party. I did not watch the game, not even for the commercials. Instead I...well, what did I do? I read. A lot. And I ate a lot, too. I did some useful stuff like deleting old emails and typed out a bunch of quotes from A Serrated Edge.
However, I am going to watch the Oscars. They aren't sports, after all. *grin* I might even watch them next year, even though LotR won't be involved, just for the fun of seeing rich people making fools of themselves during acceptance speachs. ("I never believed this could happen!!!" ....yeah right. Que va.)
I will now get down off my Ranting About Things Soap Box and go away. *goes*
