first off, check out this amazing animation. I’ve always admired animators, its very difficult to break down simple movements into drawings and sketches, these guys went all out and created a real life stop motion animation using graffiti….if that term is even justified.
and of course, what we all strive to become:
Normally speaking, I don’t ever go brand name when it comes to pharmesudicals, soaps, or cleaners. It just doesn’t make any sense, since its very difficult to tell any difference, and the price is right. For me, this would have included the band-aids we use every now and then up until this weekend.
Thursday, I went to hang out with my friend James and his recently secured fianceé at a good old fashioned barbecue / tippy cup tournament. Evidently, Hopkins, Minnesota is one of the few places close to the city where you can mix kegs and park barbecues. Either way I’m a fan, and the people there were great company (all were a part of James’ softball team or friends).
Before the tournament began, we were killing time with the classic beanbag toss and a little volleyball in the sand, followed by a two on two volleyball match where I made a mistake. With a quick run up to the net to 
recieve the ball, I slid across the sand and apparently hit a shallow spot, scraping the top surfaces of my feet along the clay bottom.
With some quick first aid, the night went on as planned, but I quickly learned that I needed to restock band-aids at home. So to not belabor the point any further, I tried out these new “ULTRA!” Band-aids and now, until they go generic, I am totally sold.
The things cling close to my feet almost completely flush; so much in fact that I was able to go running with them on, and none of them even began to come off. So good on ya band-aid. Now I get to wait for the healing to start.
