My job is boring.
Saturday, October 30, 2010
Saturday, October 9, 2010
What should we do with a drunken sailor?
You should all check out this link. All I ever got at school assemblies was mediocre cheerleading and a headache.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-11498980
From Wonderwall:
The tykes were given a 10-minute warning before the A-lister rolled up in full Sparrow regalia, complete with dreads, eyeliner and buckle-swashing clothes. The reaction, says one eyewitness, was "incredible screams of joy."
Depp grabbed some face-time and posed with Beatrice, who said she decided to write the letter after visiting the film set last week. "It was the most exciting school day ever," she gushed to the London Evening Standard. "He pulled the letter out of his pocket and said he was going to frame it. Then he ... gave me a hug." Anything else? "He said the pirates were going to take over the school and only eat candy and our teeth would turn black and fall out," added the excited youngster. "But he said we shouldn't mutiny against the teachers because there were police outside and we might get into trouble."
Yeah, it's OK to love him a lot for that.
The best part: The visit had a positive educational impact, with one teacher noting that it "has inspired lots of writing across the school," with the students "delighted to see that such creative writing for a real audience and purpose can lead to great things."
This isn't the first time Johnny has surprised some London tots. He's made two under-the-radar appearances as Capt. Jack at the hospital that treated his daughter, Lily, during a 2007 health crisis. In addition to spending time and taking pictures with the young patients, the appreciative star also donated more than a million bucks to the hospital.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-11498980
From Wonderwall:
The tykes were given a 10-minute warning before the A-lister rolled up in full Sparrow regalia, complete with dreads, eyeliner and buckle-swashing clothes. The reaction, says one eyewitness, was "incredible screams of joy."
Depp grabbed some face-time and posed with Beatrice, who said she decided to write the letter after visiting the film set last week. "It was the most exciting school day ever," she gushed to the London Evening Standard. "He pulled the letter out of his pocket and said he was going to frame it. Then he ... gave me a hug." Anything else? "He said the pirates were going to take over the school and only eat candy and our teeth would turn black and fall out," added the excited youngster. "But he said we shouldn't mutiny against the teachers because there were police outside and we might get into trouble."
Yeah, it's OK to love him a lot for that.
The best part: The visit had a positive educational impact, with one teacher noting that it "has inspired lots of writing across the school," with the students "delighted to see that such creative writing for a real audience and purpose can lead to great things."
This isn't the first time Johnny has surprised some London tots. He's made two under-the-radar appearances as Capt. Jack at the hospital that treated his daughter, Lily, during a 2007 health crisis. In addition to spending time and taking pictures with the young patients, the appreciative star also donated more than a million bucks to the hospital.
Monday, October 4, 2010
Blog layouts
Stress me out. I think I like the new design...and then a couple days down the road I wonder what I was thinking. We'll see how long this lasts.
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