The first one!

Hey, this is my first post on this blog!
I don't really know what to write here, so I will start with the day that I thought for the first time:
"hm...it would be nice to have a blog and share these moments with someone".

It was a cold Octobers morning and I had to wake up early to go to the garage and check my car's condition (well it's a pretty old car so it needs to be "hospitalized" every now and then). Afterwards I had to rush in order to be on time for my class at college! On my way to the garage (after a 30 minute ride on the bus) I saw this restaurant sign:

Well I don't eat chicken but I thought that a chicken that is caught and fried, well....isn't that super!
                                                                     BUT!
    I have to admit that IF super chicken was a real super hero, I would love to be his sidekick. Me and Super chicken fighting crime and eat corn. We would ride our chickmobile (hey it actually sounds cool, I thought it was lame!) and make this world a better place!
   After checking my cars condition I had to run in the rain to catch the bus again and then get the train to college! On my way I was reading a magazine with Woody Allen on the cover (yeah!) which was a comedy  special issue!
In that issue there was a section with the 10 best pranks ever played! On number 1 there was this prank played by BBC on April 1st 1957!
   BBC aired a video on the news (or a show) where they said that Swiss people were growing spaghetti on trees! This video had the collaboration of a well known news anchor which made the whole prank seem more realistic! After the airing of that video hundreds of people were calling the network and were asking for more information about the spaghetti growing business and how they can start a farm! I wish more pranks like that would be played now by the news or newspapers because I believe in humor!
Here you can watch the video of the prank:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27ugSKW4-QQ

    Anyway after laughing like a stoned guy at the back of the bus while reading the magazine I finally got the train and arrived on time for my class!
The highlight of the day was the smooth jazz music that swimmed in the air and traveled through our class windows in our ears.The music was played by the small cafe at the corner while we were in the "interview techniques" class!

TIP OF THE DAY:
   If you mix: smooth jazz songs, a small cafe, light rain and a big cup of hot chocolate, then my friend you've got the perfect day!

That's it for now!
See you soon!
Yours truly, The lazy house cat.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXuIiHKk0H0