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I finally managed to copy all the entries from my undisclosed personal blog over to my Blurty. They were backdated (thank you,  ceadsearcrubber_duckiezSo anyway, today is Sunday and next week this time I will be at choir practice. Isn't that just wonderful? Now, to be a little more brain dead I am going to write about Megasztár, which you, dear reader, might find just as boring as I found some very long accounts of American Idol. (Ok, so that person is not on my friends list any more.) Megasztár is a Hungarian invention and it is surprisingly good. The first two shows were absolutely hillarious. They were showing random people trying out for the show--you know, casting journal. Some people were good. More were ok. And a few... Well, a few were just flat out funny! And then the first few rounds were simply amazing! There were 5 regionals, with two winners and a backup from each, and then there was a viewers' choice from those not selected by the jury. So yesterday those 6 people were competing and two of them made it to the finals. Now every week one person will be voted out. The two guys who won last night were simply amazing. One of them is a professional songwriter, he was just simply AMAZING. The other guy was minority (Romany) with an amazing singing voice and a good English pronounciation. He sang R Kelly's I Believe I Can Fly and it was simply superb. There was another Romany guy that sang some beautiful R&B, but these two were just totally superior. Oh, man, I haven't been this tired for so long. It has been really cold. I had to walk quite a bit today and I was so cold that I jumped straight under the shower and the cold water felt warm. I couldn't help but think of all the homeless people. There aren't that many in our town, but every time I am in Budapest and take the Metro I see them in the underground walkways. I always get uncomfortable when I see them or when they approach me for money. I sometimes buy their newspaper, but I can't do that all the time. Sometimes I offer whatever food or extra clothing I have with me, if they want it okay, if not... I can't give them all money. I wish I could. What I can do though, is to do fundraisers. Much like the ones I used to do for our MS group... Mentioning the MS group... Darn, I am vice president! I have no idea how I ended up being that! Especially since I am possibly not an MS patient any more. (The Bone Marrow Transplant might have taken care of that--at least I had no further episodes since then.) I just suddenly found myself elected. Which is kind of fun, but definitely requires more tact and diplomatic skills than I have. The first thing I did as a vice president to enroll my sister-in-law as a volunteer beautician to visit the ladies who otherwise can't get to the beauty shops.... Post a comment in response: |
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