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A Small Thought

Sometimes we dont mean what we say,

and other times we mean more than what we say.

Why dont we just say what we mean?

The Spontanaeity of Ellie Wellie and Andres Bosque

Picture a Saturday night, the weather is warm and the sun just beginning its dip into the mouth of the mountains below. You pull out of the driveway, excited to attend a surprise party, when a familiar plastic shape begins to buzz in your pocket.
"Hello?"
"Hey Andrew! It's Ellie! I am driving by your house right now, I thought I might say hi!"
"ELLIE! How are you? Lets meet up somewhere and talk!"

You quickly divert from your original plan to meet and chat with a best friend. You roll into the Macy's parking lot and Ellie Wellie hops into your car for a quick chat.

Did I say quick chat? Sorry, more like an hour.

You grow weary of the parking lot and decide to start driving. Nowhere in particular, just drive. You continue to talk to your friend who you haven't seen all summer.
"Where are we going?"
"I dunno... how about Alyssa's?"
By now the party is slowly leaving your mind. Its ok if you miss it, its been too long not seeing your friend to pass this moment up.

Saturday night
+
A busy-free Andres Bosque
+
A busy-free Ellie Wellie
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Creative minds, a bit of mischievous attitude, and free time
=
Spontaneous fun.

Ellie and I drove through a neighborhood to visit a friend. As soon as we entered the neighborhood we were met by scores of cars lining the street like squished, colorful ants. As our little black ant squeaked by, both Ellie and I wondered what was going on.
"Hey, why is everybody dressed in shirts and ties?"
"Oh look-- it must be a wedding!"
As we drove back out of the neighborhood after attempting to find our friend (a.k.a My Little Raindrop), and to our dismay not finding her at her residence, Ellie and I decided to look a little closer at this wedding.

It was right at that moment when Spontiration (spontaneous inspiration) hit Ellie.
"Andrew [Andres Bosque]... we should go to that wedding!"

No. No way. Go attend someone's wedding we weren't even invited to? Go to an unfamiliar backyard full of strangers for an unfamiliar couples wedding??? Yougottabekiddingme!

So we did.

We sped to my pad, threw on some more appropriate garb for a wedding, drove back, and ever-so-casually stepped into the backyard of a stranger, into the wedding reception of two people neither Ellie nor I had ever set eyes upon.

It was all so perfect. There were so many people milling about that Ellie Wellie and Andres Bosque blended in like needles in a haystack.
Not only were we daring enough to go to this wedding, but we signed their book and sat down to have a bite to eat too.

(If you happen to be the couple that got married and are reading this... Those chocolate strawberries sure were good, and you two looked great! Best of luck!)

From that moment on Ellie Wellie and Andres Bosque became official Wedding Hoppers.

We felt so daring in fact,


We went to another wedding right after that.

My Little Raindrop works at Heritage Gardens, and a wedding was going on that night. Ellie and I hopped back in the car and drove over to Heritage Gardens to visit our good friend and dine on some more food. And congratulate Amy and Jake for their new marriage of course.
We sat and waited.
And waited.
Started getting antsy while waiting for Alyssa to come out.
Ate more chocolate strawberry and sipped on a mysterious drink. Was it alcoholic? The little kid in a grey and food-stained suit was throwing it down his jugular faster than gravity, so I assumed it was safe.
When My Little Raindrop came out of the back room, her jaw dropped when she saw us. What a pleasant surprise!
We chatted with her until one of the best men (who was actually invited to the wedding) made eye contact with Ellie when she said "We were just at another wedding!" while explaining to Alyssa why we came so late. Ellie Wellie grinned nervously, made eye contact with me, and we both said,
"We gotta go."

We said our goodbye, hopped in the car, and drove...

to ANISHES HOUSE!!!
We got a nice tour of his pad, had some delicious ice cream, and caught up on our summers. It was great to see my good friend Anish again. Its frustrating sometimes to have conflicting schedules with someone you have been friends with since 4th grade. I rarely get to see my mate now!

I love this picture. Brothers forever!

This is a clock Ellie Wellie Loved at Anishes house.

After a night of excitement, spontaneous and daring acts, we come to a conclusion:

On occasion, spontaneous activity can be ever so adventurous, belly-filling, and daring. This night was trying new a different things. It was hopping out of my bubble and becoming a bit daring. It was a way to express creativity and explore the world around us. It was eye-opening and plain fun.

Is it coincidental that I went to the Spontaneous Dance with Ellie? Not anymore!

New Video Coming Soon

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P.S. A Battle of the Air Bands may be starting. Make your vids and challenge Air305!

Newest Member Of The Family

Don't you love it when a curious little puppy decides to lick your camera lens?

Say hello to Dugan (Doo-gan), our newest member of the family!
Dugan is a tri-color beagle. He is 6 weeks old! At 8 weeks he will be ready to move into our pad.
Little Man has spent this summer saving every penny to buy a dog. One Benjamin Franklin and some spare pennies later, Dunc got his wish and picked out Dugan as his dog. While I am not a huge animal fan, this little puppy is cute!
I am looking forward to training Dugan and seeing how smart and responsive he will be to our family. He currently has an attention span of about 5 seconds. It is so funny to watch him hop around in the back yard for ten minutes, grow tired from all the fun, and fall asleep in Erin's arms for more than half an hour. It's a challenge to snap a good shot of a little energetic puppy!

Dixie Leadership Camp 2010

This camp was freezy.

I had the opportunity to attend Dixie Leadership Camp with my new and fellow Student Body Officers among 22 other schools from across Utah. This was such a fantastic experience and great start to help motivate and inspire us to become quality leaders at school.

IN A NUTSHELL (Because a full explanation of the camp and all of its contents would cause my fingers to fall off from all of the typing)

DLC is a camp for SBO's to trade ideas on how to improve school spirit, dances, literally any aspect an SBO can change or improve at their respective schools. We also listened to motivational speakers and participated in activities to help build unity within our personal school student councils.

FAVORITE (Grape! or Cherry...They're both favorites. So either one is good, if they have both I'll get grape though because its a little bit more favorite.)
- Everyone is FRIENDLY and OUTGOING
I think one thing that was so awesome about Dixie was how everyone was friendly and outgoing. Everyone had school spirit and were willing to participate and be on good behavior. If you made a school out of all the kids there you would have the best school spirit ever.
- Meeting new people
Getting them digits!
- Dixie Idol
Hillcrest decided to do a male dance routine. We made it to the finals!
- Motivational Speeches and Ideas
The motivational speeches helped me realize and confirm some things as I take on being a student body officer and example to others. A video called "Give 'Em The Pickle!" was originally tailored for starting a business, but applies perfectly to being an SBO. It gives 4 aspects of being a successful leader and boss. 1. Service to others, 2. Attitude, 3. Consistency, and 4. Teamwork. I was elected in as an officer not to be glorified but to serve others. My focus is on the student body and each persons well being rather than my own.
Talking with other SBO's and hearing about all the cool unique things was one of my favorite parts. I loved the unique ideas to raise money, increase school spirit, and create a fun and welcoming school environment.
- The dance!
Getting my groove on in a blacklight-lit arena and meeting even more people. The dance was so much fun! It sealed up the trip with one big bang.


Here are some memorable videos from the trip (you can also find them on my facebook):


This was our Dixie Idol Finals dance.




We pranked James!

Air 3Oh?5

These are our band pics, you may see them on an album later on :)

Welcome to Air 3Oh?5, an air-lip-syncing-improv-instrument band of three young men in a hotel room with nothing but a camera, iPod, and creativity to fuel the creation of music videos.

While at National FBLA Takami, Brad, and I started a "band" in our hotel room, creatively named after the room we were staying in. While lazing around the hotel room one day we decided to make a music video. From one video came another and another. Soon we were creating music videos minutes before heading down to the lobby for a meeting.

Below is our best video shot while at FBLA in Anaheim. Our videos never use any real instruments-- its a part of the creativity of the piece. We had so much fun making these videos Air 30h?5 will be sure to produce a few more before the summers end.

In The Final Countdown, Brad takes the lead with some awesome "singing". Tk has the guitar rocking all over the place and I'm on drums and the electric keyboard. This video gives one a peek into what creative young men do while they are bored.

Enjoy! Feel free to laugh.

The Wonderful World Of Disney

One more day of Disneyland and we're home tomorrow evening. 601 pictures right now and counting, including some awesome music videos and pranks. More to come when the Bosque comes home! P.S. I found the coolest Crocs ever!

Arrival In Cali

The flight is over and we are in Anaheim. DISNEYLAND!!! More posts will come as I run, compete in FBLA, and enjoy the happiest place on earth these next five days.