Showing posts with label Concerts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Concerts. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 22, 2008

Holy Maladroit!

Well, now I get to tick off one more thing to do before I die: Tomorrow I see Weezer in concert.
Weezer has probably been a pretty consistent band in my life. I remember in high school, buying a Weezer shirt and getting some ridiculing because of it. They have never been "cool", but they have always been fun. Seeing them tomorrow will rock hard and I will be taking many pictures.

=W= Forever!

Tuesday, June 17, 2008

I Have a Blog?

I know, I have been a horrible blogger. This is due to a number of things:
  1. I am VERY lazy
  2. I have recently re-discovered twitter (http://www.twitter.com/antoniojvr)
  3. I am VERY lazy
So I figured I should, at the very least, check in and keep all of you (all two of you) in the loop on what is going on in my life.
  • Life in Houston is going very nice. I am really loving it here.
  • I am going to Las Vegas on Sunday for a business trip. After 5pm, I am on my own. Dangerous.
  • I am buying a house! I close on the house on June 27th, and I will be posting pictures shortly afterwards.
  • I just saw Rancid in concert. for those who knew me during my punk days, Rancid was one of my favorite groups. Since August, I have seen NOFX, Bad Religion, Pennywise, and Rancid. Next month: Less Than Jake :)
  • The job is also going well. I just got promoted to Analyst IV. Very happy!
  • I bought a gun (almost a requirement here in Texas). It is a Walther P22 with a laser sight.
So, in general, all is well. I am updating multiple times a day at my twitter site (link above) so feel free to check up on me there or, if you have twitter, follow me.

We now return you to your regularly scheduled program.

Wednesday, February 07, 2007

Another Reason I Love Living in the USA

I just found out that one of my favorite bands is playing a couple of hours away from my house. The group is called The Toasters and they play a New York style Ska. Not only that, the tickets are only $12! In PR, I would have not had the opportunity to see them and certainly not at $12 a ticket. What a country.