That's right folks. Taylor is the proud new tenant of Provo's only BYU approved pirate shanty. A bit goofy looking, I'll admit, but there are 2 kitchens, 2 bathrooms, and 2 living rooms for 6 guys. There is also a washer, dryer, and piano. I can't beat that for less than what I'm paying at the Roman Gardens Apartments, which by the way, have no gardens, and nothing to do with anything Roman.
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
New Casa
That's right folks. Taylor is the proud new tenant of Provo's only BYU approved pirate shanty. A bit goofy looking, I'll admit, but there are 2 kitchens, 2 bathrooms, and 2 living rooms for 6 guys. There is also a washer, dryer, and piano. I can't beat that for less than what I'm paying at the Roman Gardens Apartments, which by the way, have no gardens, and nothing to do with anything Roman.
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Back from the Dead
The first exciting thing in 3+ months happened today, so it's time for a new post.....Actually, I've just been a bum.
BUT- Something actually did happen. I came out of my apartment this afternoon right as someone was walking in front of the door carrying a dead fox. My roommate saw him gutting it a couple hours later in the courtyard outside our door. That's reason number 17 I need a new place to live.
'Til next time. And I promise it'll be in the next couple of weeks.
BUT- Something actually did happen. I came out of my apartment this afternoon right as someone was walking in front of the door carrying a dead fox. My roommate saw him gutting it a couple hours later in the courtyard outside our door. That's reason number 17 I need a new place to live.
'Til next time. And I promise it'll be in the next couple of weeks.
Sunday, November 15, 2009
That's m' roomate.
Drew picked up the banjo about 2 or 3 months ago. Now listen to him totally tear it up! I'm so proud.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPQpW8XvpkM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPQpW8XvpkM
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Provo on the national scene
I got the crap beat out of me in Provo once. Hahahaha
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCfztXDZhNo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCfztXDZhNo
Thursday, October 8, 2009
Lycra shorts on campus? Just give me a reason.
Advertising is in full swing for the BYU true cougar triathlon. (www.byutraithlon.com). I had the honor of manning the booth in the Wilkenson Student Center for 3 or 4 hours on Wednesday, and I did it in style- above the knee, form fitting cycling shorts. (how many ways can I break the honor code at once? I think I also didn't shave that morning) I brought my trainer and bike in, and rode a good 40 miles while trying my best to convince everyone walking by that they need to do their first triathlon. Now we wait and see where the registration numbers go.
Friday, October 2, 2009
Vegas!
Last Thursday Grant and I went to Las Vegas. After a night of drinking, gambling, and womanizing, we spent the night at the Bellagio.
OK, so that's not exactly how it happened. But, we did stay at the Bellagio. We were on the 32nd floor, in some small room that they had to fit between several massive suites. Here's the view from our room.:
A TV! In the Bathroom! I played classical music on it while I showered. 
The key to Vegas is to stroll around slowly with your head tilted, acting like absolutely nothing impresses you:
After walking around like this, telling everyone we could that we were on a business trip, we put on our bellagio slippers and bathrobes, and hung out on the 32nd floor lobby.
Then we put the robes back in the room (not the slippers), and went down to the casino. We stood around in our PJs, eating swedish fish and watching people lose money.
Friday was interbike! In addition to just having expenses paid, I got several hours worth of pay just to be at the convention. I don't have pictures, but just believe me- it was amazing! We had appointments with quite a few of our suppliers, but in between we just walked around and drooled. Eddy Merckx and Mark Allen were there, and I saw the tour bikes that guys like Cavendish, Contador, Cancellara and Schleck had ridden this year. In addition, there was just a ton of really cool, really expensive things.
We left the convention, drove to St. George, and stayed at the budget inn:
OK, so that's not exactly how it happened. But, we did stay at the Bellagio. We were on the 32nd floor, in some small room that they had to fit between several massive suites. Here's the view from our room.:
A TV! In the Bathroom! I played classical music on it while I showered. 
The key to Vegas is to stroll around slowly with your head tilted, acting like absolutely nothing impresses you:
After walking around like this, telling everyone we could that we were on a business trip, we put on our bellagio slippers and bathrobes, and hung out on the 32nd floor lobby.
Then we put the robes back in the room (not the slippers), and went down to the casino. We stood around in our PJs, eating swedish fish and watching people lose money.
Friday was interbike! In addition to just having expenses paid, I got several hours worth of pay just to be at the convention. I don't have pictures, but just believe me- it was amazing! We had appointments with quite a few of our suppliers, but in between we just walked around and drooled. Eddy Merckx and Mark Allen were there, and I saw the tour bikes that guys like Cavendish, Contador, Cancellara and Schleck had ridden this year. In addition, there was just a ton of really cool, really expensive things.
We left the convention, drove to St. George, and stayed at the budget inn:
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