Dear Beetchie,
Happy Graduation and congratulations!
We are proud of you.
Love,
The HOchieS.
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Showing posts with label Happy. Show all posts
Sunday, June 17, 2012
Thursday, January 12, 2012
Yeaauuhhhhh!!!!
Congratulations to Beetchie on passing her boards!
Woo!
We're very excited for you because we knew you could do it and you put in so many years of hard work!
It's super awesome.
We're also very excited for ourselves because guess who's one step closer to becoming a Suga' Momma?
Beetchie, that's who.
Woo!
We're very excited for you because we knew you could do it and you put in so many years of hard work!
It's super awesome.
We're also very excited for ourselves because guess who's one step closer to becoming a Suga' Momma?
Beetchie, that's who.
Monday, June 06, 2011
Excitement
And this one is even better...
http://kotaku.com/5809238/how-long-can-nathan-drake-hold-his-breath
I know I got scolded for wishing for November but I can't help it!
Also, a PS Vita for Christmas would be awesome, H1.
And thanks.
Tuesday, April 06, 2010
Bwahaha.
The house is smug free, as the smug was promptly taken back to the store today for its suckage.
Sunday, September 20, 2009
Crazy
It has been cold lately - a reminder that Fall is just around the corner (or is today the official start?!) but you know what else is coming?
October.
I love October!
I love Halloween.
H1 should not take me out to the stores during this time because I go a little bit crazy.
It's much the same situation when Alex takes me outside during the work day. She has come to the conclusion that the reason I never go out is that my brain stops functioning after that. It's true.
H1 says the sun addles my brain.
I am already planning my Halloween projects and there are so many cool things out in the stores, just reminding me I should start preppin' a crappily put together costume, and that the ghouls will be out in full force very soon.
Even the pumpkins are beginning to be possessed some!
Boo to you too, little Ghost Pumpkin!
October.
I love October!
I love Halloween.
H1 should not take me out to the stores during this time because I go a little bit crazy.
It's much the same situation when Alex takes me outside during the work day. She has come to the conclusion that the reason I never go out is that my brain stops functioning after that. It's true.
H1 says the sun addles my brain.
I am already planning my Halloween projects and there are so many cool things out in the stores, just reminding me I should start preppin' a crappily put together costume, and that the ghouls will be out in full force very soon.
Even the pumpkins are beginning to be possessed some!
Boo to you too, little Ghost Pumpkin!
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
So Far
So Good.
Of course, I've only really listened to one song so things can change.
But damn it, is it a great song!
And now I'm listening to another and it's different...Origin of Symmetry Different?
OoS is my favourite.
I think I'm going to be just fine with this album...
And if nothing else, the LE boxset is beautiful.
Currently listening to: The Resistance by MUSE.
Count so far:
"Unnatural Selection" - great. Love it lots!!!!!!
"MK Ultra" - Better than okay but not greater than that on first listen.
"The Resistance" - This albums KoC. I hate that song. I might be inclined to say I hate this one too. Or maybe just the beginning and the chorus. The verses are fantastic. Chorus...ignore, ignore, ignore the line about "love".
"Guiding Light" - Can't get any more 80's-put-up-your-lighters than this. Fail! Oh, H1. This is number 5 too. Epic Fail.
"I Belong to You (+Mon Coeur S'Ouvre A Ta Voix)" - hilarious and kind of a wtf moment. Then followed by more hilarious. Ahahahahaha. They plugged their own band name in there. That's classic right there. Followed by...French? Actual French? And not cool like "Psycho Killer"? Meh, in Matt's defense, no French will ever be as cool as "Psycho Killer" but way to butcher the language there, Bells. Way to butcher. Matt? Stop going to the opera.
"USoE" - Queen all the way and they know it. I like it because they made it a joke. But will my face be red at the concert when they play it? Yes. Embarrassment awaits.
"Undisclosed Desires" - Guilty pleasure song of the year. It's so bad! Muse does R&B. That alone is greatness but they have no business doing things they have no clue about. Awww, I like this stupid ass song. And stupid ass it is. With a touch of Depeche Mode.
"Uprising" - has really grown on me. I'll sing it proudly next Wednesday and salute bears and all.
"Exogenesis" - ...I have to really listen to the three part symphony that my boy composed on his own. I'm not ready to take in a symphony, so I'll rant about it when I do. I'm expecting pure greatness though. Um, minus...the slap bass I keep reading about?
Of course, I've only really listened to one song so things can change.
But damn it, is it a great song!
And now I'm listening to another and it's different...Origin of Symmetry Different?
OoS is my favourite.
I think I'm going to be just fine with this album...
And if nothing else, the LE boxset is beautiful.
Currently listening to: The Resistance by MUSE.
Count so far:
"Unnatural Selection" - great. Love it lots!!!!!!
"MK Ultra" - Better than okay but not greater than that on first listen.
"The Resistance" - This albums KoC. I hate that song. I might be inclined to say I hate this one too. Or maybe just the beginning and the chorus. The verses are fantastic. Chorus...ignore, ignore, ignore the line about "love".
"Guiding Light" - Can't get any more 80's-put-up-your-lighters than this. Fail! Oh, H1. This is number 5 too. Epic Fail.
"I Belong to You (+Mon Coeur S'Ouvre A Ta Voix)" - hilarious and kind of a wtf moment. Then followed by more hilarious. Ahahahahaha. They plugged their own band name in there. That's classic right there. Followed by...French? Actual French? And not cool like "Psycho Killer"? Meh, in Matt's defense, no French will ever be as cool as "Psycho Killer" but way to butcher the language there, Bells. Way to butcher. Matt? Stop going to the opera.
"USoE" - Queen all the way and they know it. I like it because they made it a joke. But will my face be red at the concert when they play it? Yes. Embarrassment awaits.
"Undisclosed Desires" - Guilty pleasure song of the year. It's so bad! Muse does R&B. That alone is greatness but they have no business doing things they have no clue about. Awww, I like this stupid ass song. And stupid ass it is. With a touch of Depeche Mode.
"Uprising" - has really grown on me. I'll sing it proudly next Wednesday and salute bears and all.
"Exogenesis" - ...I have to really listen to the three part symphony that my boy composed on his own. I'm not ready to take in a symphony, so I'll rant about it when I do. I'm expecting pure greatness though. Um, minus...the slap bass I keep reading about?
Saturday, March 21, 2009
"Just Like Old Times"
Bunji has been living with us for some weeks now and we've been bonding.
The first week, we watched various movies together. It's more that he would watch a movie and I'd feel sorry that he was watching by himself, so I'd join him and stay up way too late.
I saw bits and pieces of Die Hard 4, Room 201, and Hero. Oh, sorry H1, JET LI's Hero.
I also got him into Flight of the Conchords and Burn Notice.
It's been fun bonding with him (H1, you bond too so no need for shart!) as it's been some time since we've spent this much time together.
It's also been some time since we've played the gore-filled, scary Zombie fest known as Resident Evil together.
Back in 1997, along with the purchase of our first console (yeah, we had a Commodore 64 and were damned proud and still are) the glorious Sony Playstation, we bought only two games.
Soul Calibur and Final Fantasy VII, were soon followed by the purchase of Tekken and Resident Evil (in 1999 or so?).
There's a special place in my heart for all those games... I got my ass beat as Li Long by Mitsu(bunji)rugi in Soul Calibur. Then I switched to Hwang and kicked a little ass but it wasn't long before Taki the Bunji came along and amped it up and destroyed me some more.
In Tekken, I got Kazuya Poor Me Mishima's ass handed to me by Heihachi Bunji Mishima.
Final Fantasy VII was played by just me, so no memories of Bunji to share there (but oh are there memories to share of Papa HOchie laughing his ass off while I got my ass falling off the top of the runaway train. Thanks for the support Papa Hochie).
And then there was Resident Evil.
The voice acting was nothing short of classic with such lines as "Don't Oh-pEn ThAT doOR!" and the "You are Dead" was amazingly to the point and shamed you.
But the best part about Resident Evil and the RE games to come after it from 1 through 3 (Thanks for buying me the best and only Valentine's gift ever, Papa HOchie. I'll never get rid of my bloody Valentine RE2!) was the time invested in those games, spent with Bunji.
We would always play late at night. All the lights would be off and we would be terrified.
The zombies were slow-moving and particularly funny was that one who lived near the stairs.
And particularly funny was the fact that we jumped in fright at the same dog jumping out of the interrogation room double window, not once but twice. Though now I'm not too clear, was it a dog or a licker? Because those things scared the beejeebus out of us too in RE2! There definitely was a dog jumping out of some window though that also scared us.
A Note on Lickers: I love their ugly selves, especially my Pet Licker!
I would be Bunji's guide. Back in the day when we bought the Brady games Strategy Guides (who buys those things now? If you get stuck, it's called the Internet...not only great for porn), I'd lead Bunji through the dark corridors of the mansion, tell him to run from the zombie crows and whine with fear when he would throw the controller at me to get him back to his last save point after getting destroyed during game play and assholishly telling me to "don't waste my ammo".
You know, as if I could run past a turtle moving zombie without getting killed. It was impossible back then!
And then when he told me to get past Nemesis in RE3... Well, I almost peed my certainly plaid pants I was wearing.
Things have changed these past few days.
But not really.
I bought him Resident Evil 5.
There's a co-op mode.
Why, oh why.
The first two nights he played, everything was as it used to be.
We played late at night, it was quiet and dark and I watched as he tried to familiarize himself with the new control settings of the PS3.
He managed to botch two missions - first getting the shotgun (yeah, we totally missed that rubbish hanging on the wall) and took the hard route blowing up the second boss. Instead of letting him hang on to the canisters while IN the furnace, we used them as firepower and not just as a stunner. Heh, let us just say that was amusing.
We told H1 this story the morning after and she made fun of us, but made even more fun when Bunji said he'd like me to play.
"Don't let her play! She couldn't even see the Elephant in that game she played with Beetchie!" H1 told Bunji.
Shut up, Beetchie.
Because it was funny, here's what happened while Beetchie and I were playing Dynasty Warriors 3:
Beetchie: Elephant, Beetchie!
Or 2: Elephant? What elephant? I don't see any Elepha...::RAMPAGE::
And thus my character went flying off his horse and off the screen as a rather large elephant (some may argue that all elephants are large) plowed through me and I just didn't see it.
Anyway, in spite of the laughing and despite the warning, we gave Co-Op mode in RE5 a go last night.
I failed him just like he already knew.
I think though, that I can get used to this and although I'm still terrified of zombies, especially these that are infected with some virus that gives them a Rage type reaction ie makes them ultra-fast and ultra-difficult to waste, Bunji and I had fun.
Man, I sure miss that T-Virus. Things were simple back then and zombies crawled slowly.
What I don't miss is how damned scary RE1 was. Resident Evil 5 plays more as an action/survival game but is not as scary as the gloomy, darkly lit halls of the mansion in Resident Evil 1.
The noises of RE5 are mostly angry voices in the distance and no longer the sounds of squelching of zombie flesh feasting and the music used to get so much more intense and eerie sounding in RE1. Let us not forget that I can never listen to the "Moonlight Sonata" again thanks to that effin' game.
I'm gearing up for Saturday night's game play.
Currently listening to: "Wake Up Hate" by Korn.
The first week, we watched various movies together. It's more that he would watch a movie and I'd feel sorry that he was watching by himself, so I'd join him and stay up way too late.
I saw bits and pieces of Die Hard 4, Room 201, and Hero. Oh, sorry H1, JET LI's Hero.
I also got him into Flight of the Conchords and Burn Notice.
It's been fun bonding with him (H1, you bond too so no need for shart!) as it's been some time since we've spent this much time together.
It's also been some time since we've played the gore-filled, scary Zombie fest known as Resident Evil together.
Back in 1997, along with the purchase of our first console (yeah, we had a Commodore 64 and were damned proud and still are) the glorious Sony Playstation, we bought only two games.
Soul Calibur and Final Fantasy VII, were soon followed by the purchase of Tekken and Resident Evil (in 1999 or so?).
There's a special place in my heart for all those games... I got my ass beat as Li Long by Mitsu(bunji)rugi in Soul Calibur. Then I switched to Hwang and kicked a little ass but it wasn't long before Taki the Bunji came along and amped it up and destroyed me some more.
In Tekken, I got Kazuya Poor Me Mishima's ass handed to me by Heihachi Bunji Mishima.
Final Fantasy VII was played by just me, so no memories of Bunji to share there (but oh are there memories to share of Papa HOchie laughing his ass off while I got my ass falling off the top of the runaway train. Thanks for the support Papa Hochie).
And then there was Resident Evil.
The voice acting was nothing short of classic with such lines as "Don't Oh-pEn ThAT doOR!" and the "You are Dead" was amazingly to the point and shamed you.
But the best part about Resident Evil and the RE games to come after it from 1 through 3 (Thanks for buying me the best and only Valentine's gift ever, Papa HOchie. I'll never get rid of my bloody Valentine RE2!) was the time invested in those games, spent with Bunji.
We would always play late at night. All the lights would be off and we would be terrified.
The zombies were slow-moving and particularly funny was that one who lived near the stairs.
And particularly funny was the fact that we jumped in fright at the same dog jumping out of the interrogation room double window, not once but twice. Though now I'm not too clear, was it a dog or a licker? Because those things scared the beejeebus out of us too in RE2! There definitely was a dog jumping out of some window though that also scared us.
A Note on Lickers: I love their ugly selves, especially my Pet Licker!
I would be Bunji's guide. Back in the day when we bought the Brady games Strategy Guides (who buys those things now? If you get stuck, it's called the Internet...not only great for porn), I'd lead Bunji through the dark corridors of the mansion, tell him to run from the zombie crows and whine with fear when he would throw the controller at me to get him back to his last save point after getting destroyed during game play and assholishly telling me to "don't waste my ammo".
You know, as if I could run past a turtle moving zombie without getting killed. It was impossible back then!
And then when he told me to get past Nemesis in RE3... Well, I almost peed my certainly plaid pants I was wearing.
Things have changed these past few days.
But not really.
I bought him Resident Evil 5.
There's a co-op mode.
Why, oh why.
The first two nights he played, everything was as it used to be.
We played late at night, it was quiet and dark and I watched as he tried to familiarize himself with the new control settings of the PS3.
He managed to botch two missions - first getting the shotgun (yeah, we totally missed that rubbish hanging on the wall) and took the hard route blowing up the second boss. Instead of letting him hang on to the canisters while IN the furnace, we used them as firepower and not just as a stunner. Heh, let us just say that was amusing.
We told H1 this story the morning after and she made fun of us, but made even more fun when Bunji said he'd like me to play.
"Don't let her play! She couldn't even see the Elephant in that game she played with Beetchie!" H1 told Bunji.
Shut up, Beetchie.
Because it was funny, here's what happened while Beetchie and I were playing Dynasty Warriors 3:
Beetchie: Elephant, Beetchie!
Or 2: Elephant? What elephant? I don't see any Elepha...::RAMPAGE::
And thus my character went flying off his horse and off the screen as a rather large elephant (some may argue that all elephants are large) plowed through me and I just didn't see it.
Anyway, in spite of the laughing and despite the warning, we gave Co-Op mode in RE5 a go last night.
I failed him just like he already knew.
I think though, that I can get used to this and although I'm still terrified of zombies, especially these that are infected with some virus that gives them a Rage type reaction ie makes them ultra-fast and ultra-difficult to waste, Bunji and I had fun.
Man, I sure miss that T-Virus. Things were simple back then and zombies crawled slowly.
What I don't miss is how damned scary RE1 was. Resident Evil 5 plays more as an action/survival game but is not as scary as the gloomy, darkly lit halls of the mansion in Resident Evil 1.
The noises of RE5 are mostly angry voices in the distance and no longer the sounds of squelching of zombie flesh feasting and the music used to get so much more intense and eerie sounding in RE1. Let us not forget that I can never listen to the "Moonlight Sonata" again thanks to that effin' game.
I'm gearing up for Saturday night's game play.
Currently listening to: "Wake Up Hate" by Korn.
Tuesday, December 02, 2008
Awww, Cute
I'm really happy to see that Kon will be in the upcoming Bleach movie. I really miss him.
Tuesday, November 04, 2008
YAY!
I can go to sleep now and go to work tomorrow without doom and gloom looming over my head.
President Obama sounds pretty good to me.
President Obama sounds pretty good to me.
Wednesday, October 10, 2007
1:33 AM
Again with this 1:33 AM.
That's the time my exciting e-mail came in on October 1st and that's the time I got the follow up.
I just woke up to find it.
I am so overwhelmed right now...
First I was in bliss, and now I'm wondering if forty pounds was too much.
Maybe I should go ahead and download the one I bought for free? Maybe it'll sound better?
Ahhh...
It's too early to be tossing all these new noises at me.
I just need to calm down and let this simmer in 5 hours when I'm on the train and properly awake.
Currently listening to: "Jiggsaw Falling Into Place" and the rest of In Rainbows by Radiohead
That's the time my exciting e-mail came in on October 1st and that's the time I got the follow up.
I just woke up to find it.
I am so overwhelmed right now...
First I was in bliss, and now I'm wondering if forty pounds was too much.
Maybe I should go ahead and download the one I bought for free? Maybe it'll sound better?
Ahhh...
It's too early to be tossing all these new noises at me.
I just need to calm down and let this simmer in 5 hours when I'm on the train and properly awake.
Currently listening to: "Jiggsaw Falling Into Place" and the rest of In Rainbows by Radiohead
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