Love or something like it

This is just so perfect. I know I've felt abused by love before.

So true!

There is a bit of insanity in dancing that does everybody a great deal of good. ~Edwin Denby

Feature Artist: Inna

How do I describe Inna and her music? Well, I don't. Usually after watching one of her music videos I am incapable of coherent thought and describing something is far down on the list of activities I would like to be doing. Anyway, don't take my word for how amazing (great song) she is, listen and watch for yourself! Her music videos all feature beautiful women (Inna takes the cake in all videos) and some sort of high energy activity, whether dancing, fighting, surfing, clubbing, whatever! So I guess I like the videos for the combination of beauty and activity. Did I mention it's good music?

Amazing


Sun is up


10 minutes


Deja Vu


Love


Hot
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jByHIk27PE

Hot (Dancing in the dark Video Remix)

More funk please!

I hate to be a bandwagon music lover, but I got caught up in the soul music (the soul train?) and I just had to join in on the fun. So thank you B-daddy for the inspiration!

Whatever happened to music like this:



P.S. Bonus points if you can guess my favorite part of the song.

Song of the day

I'm going to make a concerted effort to blog a bit more in the coming week. This shouldn't be too difficult since I am doing a facebook fast. I met a very cute girl this week, so I might just have a few things to say about that. We'll just have to see!

Not the girl I met:

Appreciation for the human form

I am a Kinesiology major. For those of you who do not know what that is, please allow me to explain. Kinesiology is the study of movement. Kinesiology majors take a plethora of science classes, many of which focus on human anatomy, both form and function. I personally love all of it. I have been a huge fan of the human body my whole life. I chose Kinesiology as my major in part because I am fascinated by the body and everything to do with it. The more I study this marvelous machine, the more I am convinced that we are all "fearfully and wonderfully made." I think it is impossible to believe that the incredible complexity of the human physiological system is an accident. The body is a magnificent self-sufficient organism that maintains homeostasis through hundreds of complex feedback loops that constantly adjust to our ever-changing environment. I could talk about this for days and days, but I won't (at least today).

Anyway the reason I am posting today is that I have a complaint. The other day in my track/cross country class I made a comment about one of the male athletes I saw exercising nearby. I said, "Wow, he's ripped-look at that six pack." One of my classmates instantly made the comment, "That might be the gayest thing I've ever heard."

I find it unfortunate that a male can't admire another male's physique without being considered gay. For the record, I am straight as they come. But I don't find it compulsory as a straight male to find my body or my same sex peers bodies repulsive. I admire the human form everywhere, I enjoy seeing fit individuals both male and female. I am not sexually attracted to fit males, and I am not necessarily attracted to fit females. I can admire certain qualities in both sexes as being rare and difficult to acquire, such as a a particularly chiseled set of abs. This doesn't make me gay or bisexual, it merely means I cherish the human form and I wish to compliment those who exemplify all that we can achieve with the set of cells we are given. End of rant.

Armani

Armani has always been my favorite designer brand. But within the span of one year Armani managed to hire my favorite soccer player: Cristiano Ronaldo and the most beautiful actress: Megan Fox, it's almost like Armani is taking cues from me. Anyway, I'm sorry for not blogging. And I won't give you false promises of blogging more in the near future, because I am overwhelmed with 18 units and graduate school applications. Maybe I'll blog in a month, we'll just have to see.

Cristiano:


Megan: