Normally, I don't adhere to horoscopes, but they're fun to look at. As of late, mine have been saying some really key things. Today, I felt a need to post this one:
People more powerful than any you've known will enter your life over the next decade, forcing you to reassess your priorities. This may take a while to notice, but it can begin as you get involved with new social groups or organizations. Not surprisingly, as your friends change, so will your world. Even if you cannot yet fathom what's ahead, just remember to voluntarily let go of the past when it's time. Struggling to hold on to the wrong things can exhaust you when you need your energy for something more important.
I'm excited for the future.
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Friday, November 14, 2008
So i am sick at the moment, but just wanted to stop in and write something.
I am excited for thanksgiving, going on a road trip and seeing my family.
Good times indeed.
I just wanted to say I have the greatest two best friends in the world. :-)
ok, i'll write a real post next time.
Saturday, November 1, 2008
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
So going to skip a few weeks and talk about the Cheifs game I went to that I was invited to by my friend James.
So we went in the infamous RV - "Gary" as he likes to be called. Loaded up with a bunch of great friends. Some good food, and a lot of alcohol. Despite everything that had been going on at that point, I managed to have a great time. I invited my good friend Brian that I used to work with, when I was a project manager for a short time. It's always good to have him around :-)
Thursday, October 16, 2008
Ok,
so I've been procrastinating for a while writing about this Boston blog. But mainly it's because I've been so preoccupied with freaking EVERYTHING. Gosh..i got some good pictures and videos to post though so stay with me.
Well I got a chance to tour the east coast with the band I was in and one of the places we stayed in was in Cambridge, MA. - home to Harvard and MIT. I have to say I was a little overwhelmed by the campus itself, it was beautiful. At the same time, it did have this sort of...pretentiousness to it. Regardless, i was able to spend a little time by myself and take in some of the sights, so here are some pictures of Cambridge Square, and the college itself:
Yah...normally I'd have these pictures surrounding the text and looking all pretty and stuff, but I feel like I want to move on from these and get to posting the current stuff. Although Boston was an amazing city and I could see myself fitting in there great, it is way too expensive. But everyone was really friendly, I liked performing there.
In the shopping area around Harvard I happened upon the greatest store I've seen in a long time.
Ladies and gentlemen...prepare to be geeeeeked out.
I visited Tokyo Kid...which had to have almost every pocky flavor I could imagine. I can't even begin to tell you - I spent 3 hours in this place, talking with this girl who was hating on my anime choices, she was really about to get a dragon kick to her head...but i withheld myself. Instead I just cast a level 10 spell on her.
Yah, when i start casting spells...it's pretty much time for you to cash in your retirement. Because that's how I roll.
I will let the pictures speak for themselves- the glory that is... Tokyo Kid.
At some later dates I'll touch on more from my east coast trips...New York was amazing, and I'm already making plans to go back and visit.
I have to tell you though...there is nothing that compares to the feeling of returning home. Kansas city is the first place that I've called home. It seems as if I just keep meeting incredible people. I've also met a lot of great people on my travels in the past few weeks...and more on that later as well.
Everything is quite unstructured at this point because my head is swimming with all the new developments that are going on. It is sooo exciting though.
Until next time....more videos, more pictures...more geekiness. You were warned. You brought this on yourself.
-Lonnie
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
It is in administering grace and forgiveness to others that we find grace for ourselves. Even when they don't deserve it, even when they don't ask for it, we forgive them, because in doing so, we learn about the free gift of grace, which God applies so generously to our own failures and weaknesses.Be merciful. Do not judge or condemn. Forgive others. Give generously. And be filled.
Friday, September 26, 2008
Oh yah...it was that kind of fun. hahah man, seriously when someone thinks of things to do on a whim...those can be the best kind of times. So next stop was the royals game. It was pretty awesome as well considering the Royals beat freaking Seattle, or should i say pwned them. Two homeruns in the game...great times indeed.
hah, there's Tanner...great guy.
I seem to have cut off James in that picture. I'm not a master photographer, but when I get a decent camera and take a class in it, im sure they'll be ten times better.
Sunday, September 21, 2008
The past weekend was great. I had been staying with my friend Jeremy and I had to get up a bit early because he was showing his condo to some potential buyers. - Well anyway, I called my friend Amos and went over to his house and ate a leftover breakfast skillet that he had cooked the night before. - yah, sometimes you gotta have breakfast at 11pm.
Anyways, the start to a great day, we got coffee at broadway cafe, and just had good conversation. i cannot remember the last time that I have felt so carefree. I just sat in a coffeehouse full of eclectic people, talking about life on a beautiful cloudy day.
After that went to this old skool' music store down the street. Was just good to take some time off and relax for a bit. How many of you have had a day where you feel totally unrestrained? It's the moments where I can be around people who truly enjoy my company where I feel as if nothing can go wrong in this world.
The one the way back, stopped at Blanc Burger in Westport - met up with Aaron and Chim. I need to make a point of how cool this place looks inside. I mean any place that serves french friends and onion rings in a tiny shpping car HAS to be cool.
Chim and Amos
Ok...so iono if anyone has heard of this show...but omg, it is so freaking hilarious.
haha i think imma go out on a limb and say that I will probaby be obsessed with this show. i spent a good two hours laughing my arse off. Michael Ian Black....hilarious. Actually they're all hilarious...but I had never sat down to actually watch the show. It's up there with Flight of the Conchords though.
I don't get a chance to watch much tv, but I am uber excited for one of my favorite shows starting bcak up on Monday - Heroes. Whoooooooooooo!. Despite how the last season ended due to the writer strike I'm anxiously awaiting to see where they're going to take this series. Hopefully it won't end up like the ill-fated "The 4400" series that used to show on the USA network. *sigh* - That show had show much potential, then the plot was just driven into the ground.
So ok, time to talk about something geeky/nerdy. Chim brought over this game called Munchkin. I had never heard of it actually, and to be honest i was kind of scared to get into something like it because I didn't think i'd be able to handle something with a whole lot of rules, but once I got into it it became really fun. I'd never played anything like it, but after a few rounds I was anxious to backstab someone. I was a dwarf, thief. ( the best combo imho)
sorry the pictures are kinda blurry.
It was a great time though. Can't wait to play again. The rest of the evening consisted of doing a show- nothing new about that, except that it was made evident to me at the show of how loved I am, and how many people really appreciate me for me. That's all I'm gonna say about that. I think that I am one blessed individual. I still don't regret ever coming to KC.
Next time: My adventure to Fritz, and the royal's game.
To paraphrase someone else's blog i read the other day. I am broke, but I am happy. I am rich in people. And my life is wonderful.