I bet this picture makes you smile! It sure as heck made me smile and it felt like a hug! This should serve as a gentle reminder that sometimes those of us who look scary and different on the outside are just as nice and sweet as pie on the inside!

I went to Wonderland the other day, and I would like to present those of you that don't know, with Behemoth. 230 ft tall, 5,318 ft long, and it reaches a max speed of 77 mph. It's. Amazing! The first time I went on it, I screamed my friggin head off and vowed to never go near the thing again. When I went the other day, it was the very first thing that I went to. The first drop makes you feel like you're falling completely vertical, and it's horrifying. Horrifying. But it's sooooo good! Either way, if you get the chance, GO!

This is where I wanted to be this weekend.

It's hot down here. Like 115 degree hot. And I work outside all day. So, I can't really think of anything for this week's picture, because it's so gosh darn hot. This clip art sums up my feelings on the weather.

Dear bus:
I waited for you for an hour and a half last night. At an empty stop, all alone. WHERE THE HECK WERE YOU?! PIECE OF HORSE SH...

This past Friday, I spent my evening at a Marianas Trench concert. It was fantastic; they never fail to put on a brilliant show! I myself have been to four. However, at this particular show, something occured that may very well change my concert expectations FOREVER. Marianas Trench had a ninja. I jest you not; there was a NINJA-- ON STAGE. He was just up there, doing kicks and swinging at things with his blades and fists; while Ian (Marianas Trench's drummer) played Hero by Enrique Iglesias through his iPod (I can be your hero, Baby. I can kiss away the pain...). The crowd was cheering him on, almost as much as the band was! Therefore, my picture this week, yes, is of the Marianas Trench Ninja. In the end, the entire concert was as fantastic as could be expected, and I am really glad I got to go.