Dr. Horrible’s Sing-a-Long Blog.

We watched it as a sing-a-long.  And now I’m blogging about it.  Inception!

That evening the seniors pulled their annual prank.  Every year the juniors vow they’re going to do a better job, and every year the seniors just kind-of trash the place.

They were a fun bunch.

Oh, okay, this was a really random grouping of photos.  Here’s the refreshment set-up for the church activity where I hosted a trivia night:

I took this in part to demonstrate my lack of party-hosting cares.  While I would have satisfied with having food, a few of the ladies on the committee (one of whom is a professional party planner) always insist on going all out.  Table cloths for all occasions!  Food-specific containers!  Galvanized buckets!  Themed food labels!  If it’s not a new font, it’s worthless!

It’s cute, I’ll admit, but definitely more work than I’d put into an event we have to host every month.

Speaking of food, Fara, Lisa, and I went to an antiques street market downtown and then grabbed lunch at Atomic Cowboy.  They’re an off-shoot of DenBisCo (Denver Biscuit Company).  We split their sweet potato fries, and I enjoyed a chicken ‘n’ biscuit sandwich.  Yum!

Last random photo:

That’s the bag Lisa and I both got for our summer travels (huh.  It’s also gone up $10 on Amazon since I bought it.  Score!). It’s uber-theft-proof:  Non-slashable straps, RFID protection, locking zipper pulls, the whole nine yards.  I used it in New York, and it seems pretty doable.  It’s not too hideous for a protected travel bag, and I like the waterbottle pockets on the sides.

Speaking of travel, I’m getting pretty darn close to my big trip this summer.  I think I’m about there.  I’ll do some laundry and start packing tomorrow, but no rush.  Weirdly.

The weather’s looking good (high 70’s-low80’s in both Seoul and Japan), and I just sent off my last reservation inquiry this afternoon.  If it works out, I’ll be staying at a Buddhist temple and participating in some meditation rites while Jason’s off climbing a mountain. It’ll be interested to compare that experience to the one in Thailand, and I’m curious to see their giant graveyard.  Plus, I apparently have to take a funicular to get there.  What’s more fun than a funicular?