Archive for November, 2007
Well, the campaign was a success.
The campaign for Moral Meter was a success. What good fun can be had from walking around campus and making a fool of yourself. Very liberating. Also, amusing watching people’s reactions. It’s funny how many people just wanted to pretend nothing was wrong.
www.your-morality-check.com
Well I’ve been absent from blogging land, but don’t worry, you are always with me in my heart! The term is wrapping up and with it comes the crazies. Term papers, exams and final projects abound.
I’m wrapping up my advertising class, and as a final project a group that I am a part of needed to make an advertising campaign for a new-media art exhibit that is coming to Render (University of Waterloo’s art gallery) in January. The project is called “Moral Meter.”
This being said, tomorrow I will be dressed up as a devil and terrorizing the University campus handing out cards with “www.your-morality-check.com” written on them. My good friend Sarah has kindly agreed to accompany me as my angel counterpart. This promises to be a good time. I’ll post pictures.
However, the moral of this story is:
please go to www.your-morality-check.com.
The more hits this site gets the better my mark. And you know, if you feel the need to visit this website several times a day (and who wouldn’t?!) feel free. And hey! If you want to tell your family and friends, well that’s not a bad thing either.
I’ll be back soon! Don’t miss me too much. :)
Freerice.com
Play this nerdy word game and donate rice to hungry people.
What Would Jesus Buy?
I’m a huge movie-trailer nerd, meaning that I procrastinate homework by checking out what movies are coming out. I check apple.com/trailers religiously. It’s a bit weird; I’ll admit.
However, the upside is I become well informed about good movies that are coming out soon. (Or at least movies that have potential. I wanted to see this movie “Evening” for the longest time. I finally watched it with Sarah and Keith (& Skylar who was asleep) and it was the worst movie in the history of cinema, very entertaining though.)
Anyways. Today I came across this new documentary. What would Jesus buy? Looks just fantastic.
Also on my list of things to see:
Well, the campaign was a success.
The campaign for Moral Meter was a success. What good fun can be had from walking around campus and making a fool of yourself. Very liberating. Also, amusing watching people’s reactions. It’s funny how many people just wanted to pretend nothing was wrong.
www.your-morality-check.com
Well I’ve been absent from blogging land, but don’t worry, you are always with me in my heart! The term is wrapping up and with it comes the crazies. Term papers, exams and final projects abound.
I’m wrapping up my advertising class, and as a final project a group that I am a part of needed to make an advertising campaign for a new-media art exhibit that is coming to Render (University of Waterloo’s art gallery) in January. The project is called “Moral Meter.”
This being said, tomorrow I will be dressed up as a devil and terrorizing the University campus handing out cards with “www.your-morality-check.com” written on them. My good friend Sarah has kindly agreed to accompany me as my angel counterpart. This promises to be a good time. I’ll post pictures.
However, the moral of this story is:
please go to www.your-morality-check.com.
The more hits this site gets the better my mark. And you know, if you feel the need to visit this website several times a day (and who wouldn’t?!) feel free. And hey! If you want to tell your family and friends, well that’s not a bad thing either.
I’ll be back soon! Don’t miss me too much. :)
Freerice.com
Play this nerdy word game and donate rice to hungry people.
What Would Jesus Buy?
I’m a huge movie-trailer nerd, meaning that I procrastinate homework by checking out what movies are coming out. I check apple.com/trailers religiously. It’s a bit weird; I’ll admit.
However, the upside is I become well informed about good movies that are coming out soon. (Or at least movies that have potential. I wanted to see this movie “Evening” for the longest time. I finally watched it with Sarah and Keith (& Skylar who was asleep) and it was the worst movie in the history of cinema, very entertaining though.)
Anyways. Today I came across this new documentary. What would Jesus buy? Looks just fantastic.
Also on my list of things to see: