Um I really don't know what to say about this one....I mean there are friends I want to meet but I think this question was probably about someone I would most likely NOT get to meet. Hmm... I might have to think harder about this.. I don't really like the idea of meeting an idol because usually they don't turn out how you expect and that can be kind of disappointing.
OOOOOH, that's a hard one. I love all my blogger buddies but there was an internet buddy I met WAY before I started blogging. So I dedicate this post to her. I met Denise on gURL.com almost 6 years ago. We started chatting on aim and eventually started talking on the weekends. She is such a sweetie and I thank her for listening to me rant about college or other things, with out complaint. And she knows I'm there for her too. 
hmm I guess i'll talk about the last guy I dated before Jodi. But I'll use the alias given from a random name generator "Erik". Originally I started talking to Erik because a friend of mine wanted to date him. For about a month I talked to him and finally convinced him to date her...the next day she dumped him. But I had got into the routine of talking to him so we continued. We mostly aimed online after school. Then I asked him out. But it wasn't what I had hoped out of a relationship. During school he barely talked to me, wouldn't hold my hand, or sit with me at lunch. We continued to talk online and that's all we did. I figured we made better friends than couple but after the break up we never talked much after that. I don't blame him either most people don't. 
I've met quiet a few strangers but I guess the one that stuck the most was Leather Jacket Girl. The conversation we shared only lasted about 20 minutes while we waited for the Jazz show to open up. We both happened to be there because of a music class assignment but she went to the neighboring college in my region. She had on a black leather jacket, skirt, and her hair was in a pony tail. I believe her hair was black or a dark brown the lighting at the time sucked. I learned that her mother lived in Memphis while her father actually lived about 10minutes away from me. She lived in an apartment, Her parents were divorced. She hated her music and film class. But I never learned her name. Of all the things she could of told me, she left out her name. Though in her defense I never asked for it. I wonder how she turned out, whether she even liked the jazz show? 
I have simple dreams, I think. Be happy, have my dream home which is a hybrid of a cottage, run my own business, live a long life with Jodi and have a child possibly named any combination of the (Thaniel Rye, Artemis Thatch). I would like to finish my bucket list before I kick the bucket. I think that's it. Tomorrow is "A Stranger"... Now on to tune Tuesday! 
This week is The Dead Weather which is a band that started in Nashville, Tennessee not to far from me! If I have this right Jack White of The White Stripes started this as another musical project. They debuted in 2009 and have played live. Below is their song "I Can't Hear You"! The band is listed as alternative rock but they throw in screamo every now and again. 
My sister and I have a weird relationship but I think it's one that most sisters have. I could be horrible wrong about that though. Anywho we don't like the same things and we can get on the others nerves but even though we don't have anything in common we have this connection and we can just randomly bust out in song or crack a joke. 
My parents divorced when I was ten and have been two completely different driving forces in my life. My Dad loves some of the same things as me, he would watch anime with me and still does, likes most of the same music, and will back me up on anything. He's my dad but he's also my friend. My mom doesn't have the same interests as me with shows, movies, and music but we both enjoy sewing. She has always been there when I needed her and if for some reason I called and said I needed her help I know she would do it. She was strict when I was a child and taught me very young that the world is not always a nice place. I would never change the way I was raised, I wouldn't be the person I am now if it was any different. 
I met Jodi around seven years ago. It was the 8th grade and I had just been inducted into beta club. I was walking down the hall, school was almost out, and I saw Jodi walking down the hall. He only had a wife-beater on since he had been helping the janitor at the time instead of going to the ceremony. He looked at me and did a head-nod. 
Meleonie is doing a 30 things to blog about. I was initally going to wait until August first to begin but I'm sadly still sick and is dreadfully bored being at home all the time. So with nothing else to blog about I'm starting this early. The first one is "Your Best Friend". 
E Nomine was a German band that started around 1999 and stopped in 2008 after a dispute with their publisher. They have an electric-Gregorian chant style. It's not the electro I could see myself dancing too, it's more of an added beat that makes the chanting interesting. My favorite "Vater Unser" came from their first album, Das Testament. You can listen to the song below! 
Last night I had the chance to watch another silent film. They come on late at night after 11:00pm. But I enjoy them greatly, I get a different experience from them than other films. They are two different things in my opinion. The show last night was Notre Dame de Paris (The hunchback of Notre Dame). It was produced during 1911 in France. The version I watched was centered more around Esmeralda instead of Quasimodo. I'll be honest i've never read the original book so it might be centered around her. I tried to look up a little bit more info but all I could find was that it was rated R, which i'm not really so sure about that. But one unique thing was when they were out side during the day or inside a well lit room they used this bright sepia color but if they were outside during the night they used a deep blue coloring. I guess to help set the mood! 
You, Me, and Everyone We Know is a pop-punk rock band from Washington D.C. that started back in 2006. They kind of remind me of these angst-emo bands that a friend used to listen to in high school. Their song "...Because I spit hot fire" is my favorite. It came from the band's first album. You can listen to the video below! 
well I got to mark off number 17 from my 21 before 21 list. Although it wasn't REALLY by choice. I wanted to go a week without eating meat. I've gone 2! And it's not just meat i've gone with out. It's ANY fried foods, ABSOLUTELY NO PASTA, or CHEESE, GAH I LOVE CHEESE.... that means no pizza either...ug. CHINESE MUTHAFUCKER....GAH!! 
I have a slight aggravation that I need to let out. I think some people assume that men don't have body issues. Men have problems just like women. Well minus the breast thing, but I personally know men who worry about their hair (One for sure, spends more money on his hair than most women spend on make-up), teeth, abs (or lack there of), skin (acne), and yeah penis size. But I think some assume that since they don't hear about it constantly that it's not an issue. Most men have been taught, I assume half by their fathers and half society, that they aren't supposed to be emotional about things like that, a taboo if you will. I really believe if it was more of a gender accepted emotion for men we would hear about it more. EVERYBODY has issues with their body!! Women can do the exact same thing that they accuse men of. "Oh they always look at those skinny models, they want someone with a small waist and big boobs". Well women do the same thing "Wow that actor is hot, look at his 6 pack!!" It hurts womens feelings and it hurts men's feelings. 
From the very abnormal mind of Sherman Alexie sprouted "The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian". While reading I kept flipping back to the authors name. Why did it sound so familiar to me? Out of a ferocious curiosity I searched his name and BOOM! He wrote the script "Smoke Signals". It was a movie I had to watch in college. I found a reoccurring theme with him; an Indian with a mental issue or retardation paired with a physically strong Indian. Don't get me wrong the movie and the book are two different stories they just happen to have a similar theme. The book was hilarious, heartbreaking, and charming, but it really bugged me how many times the word "Like" was used in this book. 
Meleonie gave me an award a while back but I was sick (still am) but feeling much better now. Here are the rules 
Exilia is an Italian "nu metal" band from Milan! I'm not really sure about what dictates "nu" metal but I greatly enjoy rock that gives me this "i'm on the edge of my seat" feeling. They started way back in 1998 when the lead singer met their guitarist. Exilia caught my attention because they mix alternative rock with raging hard rock. Masha's voice reminds me of Melissa Etheridge if she did rock. My favorite song is "coincidence" and you can watch it below!! 