i made a minnesota video too.
Wednesday, July 7th, 2010
Minnesota 2010 from sinned on Vimeo.
Minnesota 2010 from sinned on Vimeo.
Minnesota, July 2010 from yizzle on Vimeo.
So this weekend, my friend Carla came up from LA and we went up to Tahoe for the weekend.
Andy and Mer came too.
We went to snowfest and snowshoeing and hung out at the house.
And then Andy made this AWESOME VIDEO.
I’ve watched this thing like 173 times. It makes me happy.
To celebrate Sam’s big 3-0, Andy and the besigners all headed up to the tahoe house for the weekend. I tagged along. It was fun.
Sam’s 30th Birthday in Tahoe from yizzle on Vimeo.
Taken with Andy’s DOF adapter thing… Can’t wait for the new Canon T1i to come out… That said, videos taken with Andy’s DOF adapter look kind of cooler than the demo videos I’ve seen from the T1i.
Happy Birthday Sam!
for memorial day, we went on a little road trip to big sur. it was fun. and then james made this movie.
big sur 2008 from james lee on Vimeo.
Tonight, Steph and I went to check out the screening of Fully Flared, put on by the San Francisco Film Society at Mezzanine..
It was one and a half hours of some pretty sweet kick flips and other skate tricks with kickass cinematography and a really, really good soundtrack.
For me, it was a little long.. I mean, I have a short attention span and all, but maybe it’s cuz I don’t skate, but after about an hour, I got a little antsy. I mean, I don’t remember how long M.A.S.H. was, but that film left me wanting more, but I suppose that’s cuz I can’t really get enough of watching bikes.
That said, the opening of Fully Flared was truly awesome. M83, explosions, and jumping off stuff. Good.
meredith and steph drove up north to look for cows.
cow hunting from stephawu on Vimeo.
this is my first music supervision “credit,” woohoo! the track is “Big Sky Lullaby” by Wylie & The Wild West Show — yay music.
mer & steph frogger from sinned on Vimeo.
We had dinner at Great China on Saturday before Hersh’s housewarming. Great China is hands-down my favorite Chinese restaurant in the bay area, and basically every time we go, we order pretty much the same thing.. Double skin salad, Peking duck, and Crab with egg… Mmmmmm.
Here’s a video of what it felt like to be the lazy susan at our table:
great china dinner from merpeck on Vimeo.
Why is it called a lazy susan? I mean, are Susans statistically inclined to be more lazy than other individuals? I mean, Shel Silverstein had a fantastic poem called “Lazy Jane” that went like this…
Lazy
lazy
lazy
lazy
lazy
lazy
Jane,
she
wants
a
drink
of
water
so
she
waits
and
waits
and
waits
and
waits
and
waits
for
it
to
rain.
Why’d susan get singled out?
Hmm.. “Lazy Jane” seems like a good band name…. I’ve added it to my list.