Day 261, 262, 263, 264, 265 & 266: 365 Project

A couple weeks ago, Sam and I went to a concert in Hollywood (another blog for another day). We stood in line outside for over an hour, then inside for a while waiting for John Mark McMillan to start his set.

These are the pictures that came from having a lot of time on my hands.

Thrift store and Free HIV Testing?! What a win!

Where we saw the concert.

Palm trees between two buildings... in case you didn't know.

There were several beautiful chandeliers all over the place.

Nothing else to say, friends.
Happy Wednesday!

Day 260: 365 Project

Well, I saw these guys when I went to the fair. I forgot I had taken a picture with my phone until today. I thought it would be fun to throw it through a filter since the quality of the picture wasn't that great anyway. Remember before digital tv when every channel was slightly static-y? That's what this picture reminds me of.

Sam and I were walking around the fair and walked by the KSEE24 News booth when these guys started to play their makeshift drums. I don't know if you can tell from the picture, but the stools had five gallon water jugs attached to them upside down. The stools also had some sort of pan attached to it too, like the ones on the ground. They were really great. It was fun to watch.

At one point, they all threw their sticks in the air and one guy said "bananas are flying everywhere!"

Day 259: 365 Project

I am so very behind on blog posting. I have so much to share too!

On Tuesday night, Sam and I went to the Big Fresno Fair because it was $2 Tuesday. It was a lot of fun. We shopped around, played a couple games and ate some crazy food.

We ordered a deep fried Klondike Bar from Chicken Charlie's.
And. It. Took. Forever. For. Us. To. Get. It.
Some random person said it was theirs and took it.
So they had to make another one. Since it was an inconvenience to us, they gave us free deep fried Koolaid. I couldn't believe it. No one does things like that when things get messed up, especially when it wasn't their fault. Major kudos to Chicken Charlie's.

They were both disgustingly pretty good. The Klondike bar was pretty much what I expected. Bread with chocolate and ice cream. The Koolaid was really weird. I still don't know if I actually liked it or not. Is it possible to actually like it? I don't know.

A fun experience that my arteries will never forgive.