Drama, who needs it?

Ok so I have been here for almost three weeks now and finally the drama's are begining to un fold right before my very eyes...

In the last two days I have had conversations with two girls, who are both friends of mine, who have had a bit of a falling out. It's sad to see them go through this but because I wasn't here when the fall out began, I am impartial.

So on tuesday night, my friend who I will call Jane came over to my house and began to vent out her fustrations that she was going through with a girl who I will refer to as Jill. Basically Jane feels that Jill, who she saw as a good friend had abandened her when she needed her the most.

Then today, Jill texts me and says she needs to talk. Naturally, I had nothing else to do so I said ok. So she picked me up and we drove out to Seatoun beach. I sat there listening to Jill who had a different view on the fall out from Jill and I couldn't help but think...this is exhausting!!

The solution here would be to have Jane and Jill sit down and tell each other how they feel because it seems to me that all this unnecessary drama is the result of the lack of communication. I told this to Jill, who agreed. I advised her that Jane has a different view of this whole situation and that it would probably benefit them both if they just get together and talk.

I hate drama. It is so pointless and so high-school. I am trying to be a good friend though, and listening is all these gals want so of course I will be there for them. After hearing both sides of the story and seeing that there are some inconsistancies I came to a conclusion that not only do these two need to talk, they need to talk soon before more people get involved and it gets so bad they can't recover.

I really didn't want to get involved and I told them both that flat out. I am happy being oblivious to the NUMEROUS DRAMA's that happen here in Wellingotn (and believe me, there are MANY) and I really don't want to be sucked into this anymore. I offered my solution to them both and if they want to work things out they will. I only wish them the best...fingers crossed!!

Drama is so not needed, People need to start living their own lives rather than being concerned about others...that's just nosey ...

and I can't stand nosey people either!!

If I was a superhero ...

Ok, before you say anything YES I do watch a lot of TV but in my defence, there is hardly anything else to do in this town so why not spend my evenings curled up in front of my TV.

Ok, now that I've gotten that out of the way i'll get to the point ... the picture here is of the "main characters" of the new US hit series "HEROES".

Basically it is a programe about people who possess different kind of Super Human abilities. You can't help but watch it and wonder..."If I was a superhero, what power would I posses?"

I keep changing mine. At first I thought it would be cool to fly. But then all that means is that I can get from one place to another quickly which is not really anything special if you think about it that way. Then I thought it would be cool to be able to "re-generate" like woverine does, that way I could never get physically hurt. But then even that would get kinda boring. Then I thought of the perfect power. The power to mimic other peoples powers. That way you get every power for just a limited time so you can fly, regenerate, bend space & time whenever you please so you could do something different everyday!

Come on now, I mean, how wicked would that be?

If the rain must fall ...

I hate when it rains here in Wellington because it's not just rain, its fat rain. The fat dripping wet rain that everyone loathes. It's so depressing!

It's Sunday night and already I am dreading the week ahead. It's the first time I will be working a full 5 days. You see, my first week I only did 3 days and then last week we had Wellington anniversary on monday so that means I only worked 4 days and this week, no extra holidays so I will working the full 5 days which only means one thing...the year is in full force now.

So I was thinking about what I wanted to achieve this year and came up with nothing. I have been so concerned with moving down here and trying to find my feet again that I haven't had any time to think about what to do when I get here and now that I'm here, well, I'm stuck?

So this week I think I will be focusing on trying to figure out my next goal in life. I've done the move to a different city thing and I think I have become a better person because of it and the flatting thing is now a bit redundant seeing as I was doing that before I left. I want to find a new project, something fabulous to work towards and put all my energy into accomplishing. Something spectacular, it should be fun :)

Well if I'm gonna be funtional tomorrow I must get some rest so I think It's off to bed time now. It's still pissing down outside madly, it's so loud that it'll probably keep me up ha;f the night because if anything, when the rain falls in Wellington, it falls with a passion!!

Nye nye :)

Ugly Betty ...

There is a new drama/comedy that has come to NZ television called "Ugly Betty". The backstory behind it is that the owner of a publishing company hires his son to be the new editor and chief of a high fashion magazine. Apparently this son is a bit of a "ladies man" and has a habit of sleeping with his assistants, so in order to stop this from happeing, the father hires Betty, a normal looking cuban gal from Queens.

Now if you've seen "The Devil Wears Prada" it's pretty much the same kinda deal but unlike Anne Hathaways character in "Prada" Betty doesn't go and get a make-over. Well now straight away that is, I mean we are only on the first couple of episodes so far so that could change.

Change. That's what everyone expects when someone doesn't fit in. The question is, who is the one that should change? Should Betty be expected to change to fit in with the thin models with their expensive clothes? Or is this "Ugly Duckling" suppose to send out a message that beauty is indeed skindeep?

Already Betty has tried to quit twicw because of the mean things the "fashion" girls have been doing to her and we've only seen two episodes!!! I'd be interested to know how this first series plays out because there is only so much they can do before they admit defeat and finally accept her for the way she is!

Beauty lies within ... I truely believe that. If only society was as accepting then maybe people wouldn't be so cruel to each other all the time. Maybe this new show is a way of saying enough is enough, it's time to fight back because there is more to a person that just how they look, it's about what's inside!

Two thumbs up from me, fine holiday fun ... can't wait to see who it turns out!

Guys & Relationships ...

My friend emailed me yesterday to tell me that she has given up on guys.

All I could think was ... "it's about bloody time!!"

I know that sounds kinda like I'm man-hating but there is more behind this than that. You see, I find it easier to categorise guys into certain groups so I can filter the good ones from the bad ones. There are catagories

1) THE "FRIEND WITH BENEFITS" GUY - Basically the guy who just likes to hang with you as a friend and get some sweetness on the side. This is the guy that has committment issues and is basically just using you to get his. You have to stay away from this type of guy of your looking for something exclusive because chances are, your not his only "friend" that's offering "benefits".

2) THE "MOMMA'S BOY" GUY - The guy who has never set foot in the kitchen and expects his girlfriend to wait on him hand and foot! Earliest warning sign would be if he doesn't know how to make toast. If this sign is flashed before your eyes - RUN!

3) THE "MONEY" GUY - Simple. The guy who is all about money. Where it comes from and where it goes. The type of guy that wouldn't dream of splashing out on spontenious gifts for you because it's not economical. They a sub-catagory of this type of guy would he be "THE CAREER GUY" - driven by money and power hungry. No woman would survive this guy, unless she was braindead.

4) THE "FUN FRIEND" GUY - The guy most girls have encountered at least once in their lives. The guy that is a close friend who you can share secrets with and knows all about you and your drama's but is not emotionally connected.

5) THE "SOULMATE" GUY - Some people are lucky in life to find this type of guy. When they do, it's an awesome thing. Everyone deserves to be happy in love and if you are lucky enough to find him...then hold on!

Now for me, I find #4 is the best kind of guy to have. Of course #5 is ideal, but not everyone is that lucky! Majority of the guys I know fit into one of these catagories. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to know which ones are the top selections, but I guess it depends on what your looking for.

Some girls give in and lose themselves when they are in a relationship. Suddenly 'I' becuase 'we" ... "Oh we don't do that," or "we never go there" and they no longer identify themselves as an individual It saddens me when that happens because a relationship should be about compromise, give and take where both parties have time to enjoy things seperately.

I watched "The Devil wears Prada" again last night and there was a part where Anne Hathaways charater "Andie" is talking to Stanly Tucci's character "Nigel" about her relationship and how it is falling apart, Nigel then relpies, "That's what happens when you become good at your job. Tell me when everything starts to go up in smoke, then you know you're ready for a promotion," (of course it's not verbaitum but you get the idea)

It's true what they say, you can't have a successful career and a successful relationship. My cousin thinks it's only true if you believe it, but what does she know, she's in a relationship...haha no that's sad. I'm sure someone out there will prove me wrong, but I can't help wondering ...if having a good relationship means communicating all the time and give and take, where does that leave your "successful" career?

I'm rambling now...I better stop before I start to get too carried away. Oh, before I forget, my advice to my friend was for her to do what she feels will make her happy (as long as no one gets hurt) it's the only way to beat that lull. Happiness...it's different for everyone but it makes us all feel the same inside.

Warm fuzzies ...

The W.G.M

Ok so I have been back just over a week now and the Wellington Gossip Mill, which I will refer to as the W.G.M, is working overtime. Since being here I have learnt that 2, possibly 3, girls here are pregnant, 1 to her boyfriend, which is fine. One to a married man, which is not fine - and one, well I'm not entirely sure who she is pregnant to and I'm not 100% sure she does either. That is how it rolls down here in good old Wellington!!!

Other news of interest is some of the younger gals I remember have now become eligable to hit the "party scene" meaning they have turned 18 and are already talking about "drunken nights out" that they have had. It is so weird because these gals were just babies when I left and coming back and seeing them act in this "adult" manner was very strange to me.

So the W.G.M is working overtime trying to fill me in on certain things. I get different information from different anchorpeople. It's just as I had suspected, nothing changes around here ... everyone knows everyone elses business and no matter how much you want to keep something quiet, if you tell ONE person, just ONE, it's all over ... in a few days, everyone will know!

So, I will be keeping my thoughts to myself, except the ones I write on here, of course the people in Wellington are so behind it will take them forever to figure out that I'm blogging my life away on here...luckily for me, I am not revieling any names...that could get me into a whole heap of trouble!

This is Sally, reporting live from Wellington ...

Puzzles ...

Say it over and over in your head ... funny word huh?

Confused? I am. That is the point of a puzzle isn't it? To confuse people. When someone seems puzzled, they seem confused - right? Sometimes they can be so fustrating that it makes you want to pull your hair out!

THEN ... there is a flip side because sometimes puzzles teach you patience. Like those 1000 piece puzzles that some people do at home. It takes them days, sometimes weeks to complete, but once it's done there is a sense of fullfillment and peace.

I was thinking about this today and how closely it relates to life. Sometimes life can be confusing and no matter how hard you try the pieces don't fit where you want them to. You become so fustrated you feel like you just want to give up.

But then I thought ... If we could only apply the same stratergy to life as those people who are determined to complete the 1000 piece puzzles, then eventually (it won't happen over night) we will end up with a life that is fullfilled and peaceful.

Puzzles are facinating things ... whoever invented them was definitly onto something...

First Impressions Last ...

Well today was my first day back at work. Now I say "back" like I had taken annual leave and then returned to the same job but what I really mean is that I am back in the same company, but in a different department - and of course in a different city!

It was strange because the department I am working in now does a lot of work for the department I use to work in so I knew most of them by name. Seeing them was different, strange but good at the same time. Some of them looked how I had thought they did, but others were totally a shock.

So I met my boss - (who is HOT by the way) and he took me around and introduced me to everyone and then basically I got into it. It was pretty full on and because I knew the systems already it was all pretty straight forward. I was glad Mary was there with me, it's made the transistion a lot easier having a familiar face there!

So all in all my first day was highly productive. I wasn't expecting to do so much work but it felt good having to complete stuff on my first day. It was really busy which was good because nothing is as boring as having to sit through eight hours of listening to someone talk to you about stuff you already know!

So there I was, sitting at my new desk when suddenly it dawned on me - I was in a new department with new people who have no idea who I am. This was interesting to me because it meant that I could be whoever I wanted and that would be the person they would think I am. For instance I could have spoken in a funny accent or invented some crazy twitch and they wouldn't have had any idea that I was making it up. How funny would that be? I was thinking of doing a trial run with some random eye twitching but decided against it. It really isn't the kind of impression I wanted to make ... but it was a funny thought!

I guess it's true what they say, first impressions last and if I wanted to fit in at my new job, twitching or talking strangly was not going to go down well. So instead, I chose to just be myself and it wasn't so bad after all!

Stay tuned ...

Welcome back ...

I know it has been a while since I last posted but I felt so overwhelmed with all the changes that were happeing that I didn't know where to start! I have been home for 3 days now and it still hasn't kicked in that I am not in Auckland anymore.

I got home around 2:30am on saturday morning after our farewell drinks and began packing my car for the long trip home. Before you start posting hate comments about drink driving you probably should know that I was not the one who was going to be driving. I think I am a little bit more responsible then that! No, my uncle was driving. I was just going to be a passenger, so I thought what the hell - a couple of drinks wouldn't be too bad!

So when the time came for us to leave (which was around 5am)I was over emotional from the alcohol and the fact that I was leaving. I tried very hard to not cry but I did anyway and it was very sad. I hate that I had to leave, I really did enjoy my life there!

So off we went. It was pretty sweet for me to just relax in the backseat of my car as my uncle drove us (me and my cousin) down the line back home. We stopped in Taihape for a short break then again in Taupo for some breakfast. It is such a LONG trip, I hated having to drive down but only did so because I needed my car!! Everywhere I looked there was sheep, sheep and more sheep! There were some other farm animals but it was so boring I was counting the hours as they slowly went by ...

Finally at around 2:30pm we made it back home to Wellington safely. My legs were so cramped the first thing I wanted to do was have another drink! LOL so we unpacked the car and had some food, then dropped my uncle off at my other uncles place in ptown and got some more alcohol.

Had a few drinks with the cousins, watched some DVD's but I was so tired from not having enough sleep for the last couple of days that I nodded off early! Sunday was not any better as my mother woke me up early to re-arrange the house. We had to move beds from one room to another and then all over again so I could get my old room back. My cousin who is also staying with us had to have her room done as well. It took almost the whole morning! I was so tired by 1pm but was unable to sleep because I had to drive out to Porirua to drop one of my other cousins off home. By the time I got back I was knackered, too tired to even blog which is why it took so long for me to update this thing!

The next two days I had planned to clean up my room but because I was so tired I couldn't find the energy! So instead I relaxed and took my cousin from Auckland out shopping. There is not really much to do down here so I was struggling to find things to entertain him. But we managed to go to the mall (yes there is only one real mall here!!) before he left.

So now, I sit at home and wait for my new life in Wellington to start. My first day of my new job tomorrow - it should be fine as I know most of the people there, only by name though but it should be ok! Fingers crossed. Mary is already there and she has kept me updated with the goings on over there for the last two days. I am so glad that she is there with me, it will make the transition less stressful! LOL

So that's pretty much it for me right now. I know it's a lot of boring mumbo jumbo but once I am out and about in the world I am sure I will have more things to talk about! If not, then you'll all know how much of a hole Wellington is! LMAO!

1 more day to go ...

Argh, I can't believe how fast this week has gone! I'm not ready to leave!!

Well the laptop party went well, it was so much fun I was sad it had to end! We wondered why we hadn't thought of doing it before ... I guess it always takes something like someone leaving to push people to together. It's sad, coz we really should have spent more time together doing blobby thing like this before! We ate greasy, yummy chinese food washed down with Coke Zero. Then coffee and donuts ... mmmm yes, dunken donuts are heavens little treasures!

Hannah asked me an interesting question last night. She asked, "Sally, name three things that you are looking forward to in Wellington," and I stared at her blankly for a moment, then answered, "I can only think of one - Work!" OMG how sad is that!! I need to find 2 more things to get excited about fast otherwise I am in deep trouble!

Oh yes, before I forget - yesterday I had lunch with my boys Wayne and Lavjit. They are always fun for entertainment and for keeping your mind off things so it was good to have a bit of a distraction. Today I am having lunch with my homegals - Kimberly, Rosalie, Katie and Fee. It will be fun times as they are all a bunch of random chicks that can make you laugh for ages! I will update how that goes tomorrow!

My little brother is here from Wellington. Well 'technically' he isn't my blood brother but we grew up together so it's close enough. I am hoping to catch up with him before I go as he is up here for a wee while and it will be ages before I see him again. This may not make any sense to you, seeing as he lives and Wellington and I will be seeing him around anyway when he gets back but it's been so long since I saw him last I feel like another veiwing installment is needed. So tonight, hopefully we will catch up for a movie and some more donuts!

I can't belive it's almost over ...

My week at a glance ...

The weather seems to be reflecting the way I am feeling these days. It's very gloomy and wet here today. The time is 7:17am and I am here at work.

I know my posts have been a real 'blah' lately but I feel like I have to vent out my fustration now rather than when I get back to Wellington! I have no idea why, maybe subconsiously I think it will help me process things better, who knows, but right now - that's the headspace I want to be in so there you go ... yes, I'm being a sook!

The time is drawing near. This is not a good thing. I am trying to get excited but it's really hard when you know that you are leaving something good behind. Sadface. 2 more days to go until my world is turned upside down! Oh gosh, I'm starting to sound like a broken record! I better change sides ...

Tonight I am excited because Joy and I are heading over to Hannah's house for dinner and a 'laptop party'. Just a general catch up and some good food to share one last time before we go our seperate ways (oh sad, here I go again!!). Can't wait! Should be loads of fun ... which I am definitly overdue for right now!

Tomorrow, I have made a plan to go and eat everything that I can from places I know are not in Wellington - Wendy's, Dunken Donuts, Denny's and Salad Works are the ones I am thinking of at the moment, but I'm sure on my travels between each I will find more. I want to get it all in there, savour the tastes before they are lost forever!!

Friday, is my final day at CP/IAG in Auckland. It will be sad. That is all I can really say about that without switching back to the broken record...but on Friday night we will be having farewell drinks for myself and Joy (and also another 2 IAG collegues Sinan and Youngmee) at the Carpark Bar in Hobson Street.

Saturday, I leave ... (Sadface!)

4 days to go ...

Wow, I just logged on to this and realised the countdown clock is now on single digits ... scarey!

4 days to go, I can't believe my time in Auckland is going to be over so soon. I have had the most amazing time here - which was honestly not what I expected! It's insane to think that I have been here for 2yrs, I guess it's true when they say time flies when your having fun!

As you can tell from my prev post, Joy and I have moved from our flat and I have moved back in with my Uncle, who I originally stayed with when I first moved up here. It's funny how life sometimes does that to you, it's not as if it is intentional but sometimes you find yourself full circle, right back where you started - which is what is happening to me.

The difference this time though, is that I have come out of this experiance a better person (well I think so!) and I am glad that I took the opportunity of moving away from home to experiance that. It's all a part of lifes lesson and it's all good because I know that if I was ever to be unfortunate enough to end up on my own somewhere, then I'm confident that I will be ok.

So as the counter ticks down, I will be evaluating my life as it was here in Auckland until the day I leave. It's sad to think that eventually I will be leaving this desk I am sitting at for good - but I am hopeful that my new desk in Wellington will be just as good ... I guess I will just have to wait and see.

Fingers crossed ...


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The end of an era ..

E-ra - a date or an event forming the beginning of any distinctive period

... and living with Joy was exactlty that - A distinctive period.

Yes, the packing saga has ended and now the sadness saga begins. Joy and I have gone our seperate ways and the sadness is effecting me so much that I'm struggling to find words to write here.

*A special message for Joy, if your reading this (and you better be - hehe) I just want to say that it has only been several hours since we left Strong St and I am already missing the fun we could be having right now like watching TV, sipping some just juice bubbles (with maybe a little vodka and talking about random things. Just a few moments ago I sang "Holiday" the way Adam Sandler does on the wedding singer and became teary eyed. I wish you all the best in Sydney - I am only an email/text/call away if you ever need to talk about things or are just having crazy reservations about things. Keep updating your blog ok! Good Times!

I can't write anymore. It's too painful :(

Blurry Eyed Fierceness...

I hate today.

Today is officially my worst day of this year.

05/01/07 – I don't like you very much!

Trade one crazy for another!

My eyelids are practically stuck together. I'm tired.

Tired of packing, tired of thinking about packing and tired of thinking about thinking about packing (don't ask!). So I figured ... why not take a break from all this packing business and update you all on the other parts of my life.

Lastnight I recieved a call from a good friend of mine who has convinced himself that this year, as a new years resolution, he's going to vito his respect for women and basically treat them like dogs - 'bitches' to be precise. I'm not sure why he felt the need to tell me this, seeing as I fall into the 'women' catagory but it tickled my curiosity so of course, I had to ask why?

The answer was simple - He was sick of being hurt.

This mad me sad. Naturally I wanted to ask him about what happened, or how he came to this decision - but seeing as he is a guy I knew it would be like trying to get blood from a stone. No self respecting man would sit on the phone like a blubbering idiot and pour his heart out, specially to a girl. He might as well hand his testicles over and put on a dress!

So there I was, 12am this morning listening to him bark on and on about this and that and all I could think of was - "what a waste of energy!" I mean, come on! Focus that anger and hate toward something more positive, why waste it on ranting about things or people we can't change? Of course, I didn't share these thoughts with him - although I really should have as it would probably have given me extra hours of sleep!!

People get hurt, it's just the way it is. I know that seems like a harsh reality, but it's the truth. I find it hard to believe that there could be someone out there who can genuinly say they've never, ever been hurt once - weather it be from a realtionship, family, friends, work etc. It's sad I know, but as humans we are prone to be defective in some way or another - the true test is how we choose to deal with it.

Like my poor friend, who seems to think that 'an eye for an eye' is the best way to handle his situation - which of course is stupid because then it will become a vicious cycle and he'll end up hurting some poor unsuspecting girl and who'll end up doing the same to some unsuspecting guy and it'll start all over again!

There is no intelligent insight here, sorry for those who were waiting for one because to this day I have no idea either how to handle such hurt. I can say 'move on' and hope like hell the person that hurt you has their karma come back around, but it's always easier said than done. Who knows, if we're lucky maybe one day a broken hearted scientist will invent a pill to help us deal with it - but until then, we'll just have to take each pain as it comes.

I wish I paid more attention in science ...

Shoot me now ...

It's official, I just realised why I was feeling that "niggling" feeling. I am no where near finished packing, and while I was under the impression that I had and was begining to relax - it suddenly hits me. I have more crap in the kitchen, bathroom and lounge area. Yes, silly me had packed all my contents in my room (besides my bed and other large objects of that nature) and had convinced myself that I had finished packing.

Never mind the plates that I have been using to eat or the cutlery or even the pots and pans we've been using to cook our bloody food! No, I have finished packing - I was fooling myself, there is plenty more to do and now only minimum time to do it.

So, tonight I will be working overtime to try and make up for lost time and I have 2 days to finish it all. Wot a dork, I swear if I was two people I would kick myself in the ass! I knew this was coming, I just knew it!!

Cue the violins, I'm going to have a mental breakdown!

Ok - Time to Panic!

Ok so yesterday we officially packed, and when I say packed - I mean more than one box. It was a nightmare! I can't believe how much stuff I have accumulated since being here ... although, nothing beats my flatmate Joy, she takes the cake when it comes to accumulating stuff. She still has stuff she came to NZ with and that was like 16yrs ago! Her room was such a mission in itself we had to project manage it, yes - it took 3 of us (me, Joy and her cousin Hannah) to finally get some momentum going and organise her room. Sadly we didn't finish, but that's today's project!

Other than our own rooms, everything else seems to be going so frikken fast! With the holidays throwing us way off schedual it was only yesterday I realised that my contents are being picked up by the movers this saturday! I panicked ... I couldn't sleep last night just thinking about all the things I have yet to complete before I'm officially ready to move out of here - ok, so technically I have completed my packing (except the major items which the movers will take care of..) but there's this niggling feeling that's bugging me like I've missed something and I am so scared that it's going to suddenly reviel itself in all its ugliness hours before I have to be out of the house! Cue the mad running about with hand waving in the air like a lunatic.

It's like the calm before the storm. Inside (my head that is) it feels like I am ready and prepared for this big move and it all seems to be going smoothly, but I'm going to prepare myself for the storm, coz I know it's coming, I just don't know what form it will be in - and that's the scarey part!

Panic! At the disco...The theme song of the week!! Argh!

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I need to get out more!

Ok so I woke up this morning and "We're all in this together" from High School Musical was playing in my head! Weird I know, but for some strange reason I can't seem to get it out! I think I need to get out more, well either that or I need my flatmate to come back ASAP to save me from myself and my crazy musings!

I began to pack today - well technically I began packing on New Years Eve but today I started on the stuff in my room - my CD's, books and I even began sorting my clothes (which is a mission in itself). I only managed to fill half a rubbish bag of clothes when I gave up - packing is so depressing man and it's just not the same doing it on your own.

Luckily, my flatmate is due back this evening - she went to Waiheke Island with her boyfriend for New Years, and when she gets here we'll brave the packing mission together - maybe with a bottle of wine!

Argh, moving house is such a drag! It's times like these I wish I was magical - but that's another story ...

If only life were a Musical!

First things first ... HAPPY NEW YEAR FOLKS :) - Ok, now back to it!

Have you ever sat at work, or in a classroom or even more strangely at the bustop and suddley felt like bursting into song? Maybe even some random dance moves? Yeah, I know - crazy right? But it's more common than you think. Most of us wish our lives could be a musical, and why not? The musicals you see on tv or on broadway are always fun to watch and everyone in it seems to be overally happy most of the time.

If only life were that exciting - imagine that ... If you ever felt down, sad or even happy about something you could just start singing any song, and everyone around you would magicly know the words and the dance moves to that particular song! I mean come on, what's not fun about that?

Every musical seems to have a happy ending - well the ones I have seen in the past 24hrs have - High School Musical, From Justin to Kelly & even Grease (which is on right now, even as I type this and I we all know how that one turns out!) So who wouldn't want their life to be a musical, its guarented happiness!

I'm willing to bet there are more of you out there that know exactly what I'm talking about - everyone has had a theme song running through their head at one time or another, and if not - then your in denial. Who wouldn't want the opportunity to randomly sing and dance in public whenever they felt the need to without people looking at them as if they were crazy? Hmm, who knows, if we spread the word about musicals to the world maybe one day we can?

What a fun life that would be ...

"Tell me about it, stud ..."