Thursday, January 13, 2011

I have something to say

On the first day of blogging my true love gave to me... Or was true love day 2? I forgot... The point is, it doesn't matter, because I already know you! So why do you have to write thirty posts about things you've already repeated multiple times previously in your blog? You're blog is all about you already, so I already know you. It's like we have an inner bloggers connection. You don't need to remind me of all of your strengths and all of your foibles.(Word taken from seminary)

Sure maybe I don't know all of the little things, but please, spare me the details. I feel like I'm on a sinking ship where I'm the only one that's trying to escape! Whoever conceived of the iceberg of this thirty days thing is sinking the titanic. The titanic of blogging that is.

I don't know why it is that we as humans want to be trapped so much. You may think of freedom, read quotes of freedom, and even wish for freedom, but you will most always return to captivity. Imagine the daily routine you go through every day. When your schedule falls out of place, your day can be ruined, and you do all you can to not make the same mistake the next day. Once you get out of school for the summer, you're happy. Even then however, once summer is drawing to a close you'd be hard pressed to find someone who wasn't excited to go back. For some reason everyone loves everything planned out for them. And all you mindless bloggers are proving me right by catering to this so called "30 days of blogging". More like 30 days of SUCKing! You're being chained down by the very blogs with which you had wished to become free!

Prove your freedom, and deny the 30 days of blogging. There is still hope. I still like you all. I just don't want you to fall to the Least Common Denominator of blogging because someone told you to, instead of blogging because you want to. A very wise person told me today "I want to blog about what I want to blog about." Such simple words, yet so piercing. Please heed them. That is all.
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Is this a joke?

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Friday, January 7, 2011

Zach Runs This

Well hello everyone, this is Zach. Not Danny. We're in class right now, so yeah we're pretty bad. But i wanted to post something on his blog because i have something to say that i believe the general public would benefit from.

So here's the thing. This book


Is the devil. First of all, no teacher should ever force any student to read this piece of garbage. No offense to those that love this book, but all of you must be devil worshippers because that's what this book is promoting. You're all probably leading members of the fraternity. The evil fraternity that is. I hope those of you that are forced to read this book will realize that you really need to either repent, or read the BOM for multiple hours immediately following. you're welcome

from your sincerely concerned friend- zachary george harris

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Thursday, January 6, 2011

This is real

I saw this on a car. Like a real car!




This is pretty funny too.










One last thing, I don't really like 'The Haunting of Alaizabel Cray'.

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Tuesday, January 4, 2011

FOR THOSE OF YOU WITH A MAC.

You should be excited. In two days, The Mac App Store is coming out. That's right. On January 6th, the very same app store that you have come to love on your ipod and iphone will be available on your mac. With all the same lovable features. If you can't tell, I'm pretty excited. Just two more days and you can download it! Oh by the way, I wrote this whole blog on my ipod. And Jessie you said you could only write a title on an ipad/ipod. Well get the app called BlogPress, and you can do anything basically. The Mac App Store. Coming to a Mac near you!



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Location:N 180 W,Pleasant Grove,United States

Monday, January 3, 2011

Grandma's house




So for Christmas, I went to Oregon! It was actually very nice there. There's even more trees there than here in PG, "the city of trees". (go figure) Anyways, I was at Grandma Harding's house for the first few days, and I realized her house is actually very nice. It's always clean and tidy and looked great with christmas decorations.


This door could open either the top half, or the bottom half.
Whichever you prefer.

Some deer came to visit every single day!


Look at that window! What a view.
More Christmas Decorations

This Clock is wind up
Overall, Grandma and Grandpa Harding's house is really cool. Staying there was way fun!

Sunday, December 19, 2010

Funny Christmas

Wow. If you read all of those posts that I just did I bet you're pretty bored. Anyways, this is the last one for the night. Just some funny pictures!




MERRY CHRISTMAS!!