Just saw UP this evening and I thought back of past Pixar movies and in what order I like them.

1. The Incredibles
2. Toy Story 2
3. Monsters Inc
4. Up
5. Toy Story
6. Wall E
7. Finding Nemo
8. Ratatouille
9. A Bugs Life
10. Cars

This story was orignally posted on myspace.com/randlsenn in July 2006.

24 HOURS TIL TAKEOFF
July 18, 2006
Should be an interesting time visiting my sister. Have lots planned, lets see if I will be able to do it all. Bags mostly packed, after a day of work for the ladies it’s off to the airport. Will be landing in L.A. around 8 pacific time.

DELAYED
July 19, 2006
Flight out of Pittsburgh delayed 4 hours. To ease the pain, I was given a $10 food voucher. Gonna have to get me some alcohol…

BEVERLY HILLS
July 20, 2006 (morning)
Went to my sister’s office to see how the high fashion sunglass crew rolls. After seeing her to work I hit the Beverly Hills scene. Rodeo Drive… Well, 9:00 am is not the time to hit the scene. Highlight of the Hills was seeing some guy at Starbucks that looked like Tom Cruise get harrassed about Baby Suri. I have a feeling he’s gotten it a lot ’cause he had plenty of responses. (hmmmm, maybe it was Tom Cruise? Although, he wasn’t being escorted by his Scientology minions, so it more than likely was not.) Continue reading

It happened as if by miracle… On a dreary morning in South Florida, as the mornings clouds parted I noticed a rainbow west of I95. I aimed my iPhone to capture its beauty, a beauty that was so intense I had to place my sunglasses upon my eyes. At this time I happened to look upon myself in the Scion’s rearview mirror, and I noticed something. (This is when I first saw it) Forgetting that earlier in the morning I had placed upon my head a headband. This was not a combo that I created during this commute, but is a combination of two things more powerful than chocolate and peanut butter. I immediately posted photos to Facebook to create an awareness of  its awesomeness. Feeling as though I needed to further spread the word, the creation of a fan page was important. A page to which a member immediately flocked and thus a cult was born.