Jason King's take on life from Vermont. Living and learning how to be a better person. Enjoying life and in people, places and things on this earth; 'cause I have no plans of going to the moon or any other planets... at this time!! ;-)
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Still tweaking a few things on the site... use to be BJVlog. But now it's just JVlog with more pictures and maybe a little less video. But we will see! Stay tuned in and find out how it goes, I know I will! ;-*
:-) you are SO cute!!! If you weren't already my boyfriend I'd hit on you! That's such a good blog.
1st. I hope I never need to write how I feel about my family and friends after I die... I hope I have the good sense to tell them all in person while I'm alive how much I love them.
Because I do ...
I miss the doing the blog but its so fun to see you in the blog. I really appreciate reading everyone's comments. Wow do some people say some nice stuff!
Looks like I'm heading home on Saturday morning... hello to everyone!
Posted by Bob on Wednesday, June 13, 2007 at 4:01 PM
so i've decided that you should basically wear your glasses and be in "Twistin' to the 60s" with us . . . cuz lets face it, you'd fit in perfectly! =D
so to answer your question of the day . . . i completely agree when you said you would write a letter but didn't know what to put in it . . . that is a very tricky question and i guess once that time comes, we'd know the right words to put in it . . . but that is a very good question . . .
anyway, hope you're having a wonderful wednesday! and bob, i hope you're having fun over at KI!
oh! and here is another question for the both of you in case you need something to talk about in the next blog: if you could pick any song from a broadway musical to sum up your life thus far, which song would it be and why? (and if you can't narrow it down to one, pick the top 3)
=D
Posted by Ernestine on Wednesday, June 13, 2007 at 5:45 PM
Much suginar to ya bro!
Posted by Christina on Wednesday, June 13, 2007 at 6:02 PM
LMAO!!!! Yanno, you doing the blog alone is strangely reminiscent of WSNN News in Miami Beach, FL...
To answer your questions, 1. Yes, i would write a letter, especially if my kids are still young. I can't imagine leaving them, and I don't want to think about it any more, so on to question 2...
I think you may remember this, but I was on the second EVER episode of the Nickelodeon game show "What Would You Do.." and I had to have the little index card stuck to my head. Marc Summers picked me out of the audience, and I was amazed at how short he actually is. I think I was taller than him at the time, and I was young...like in middle school or something. i had to eat lemons. It was fun and interesting, and I used to have people call me everytime it came on reruns and such, but they don't have that show anymore at all.
dammit.
Posted by Montie on Wednesday, June 13, 2007 at 7:28 PM
Bob was the Warm-Up for that show. You would have seen him on the set.
Posted by Jason - Check Out Our Blog! on Wednesday, June 13, 2007 at 7:35 PM
Is it possible that you've gotten MORE adorable since I last saw you? :-)
To answer your first serious question, I think that I would make a little video to my friends and family just talking about good memories and funny things that happened. That way they would always be able to see me as I was. As far as telling them how I feel about them, I would want to do that face to face.
And TV show tapings...this is really freaky...I've been to Two and a Half Men too!!! I still have my little orange program. We were in L.A. a couple of years ago and we went up to Warner Bros. in Burbank. We also got to walk all through the set of Gilmore Girls and the set of Friends! (Did you see it when you were there?) They've moved Central Perk from the Friends stage and set it up in a special room off to the side of where they keep the old props. We stumbled across Matt LeBlanc's parking space which I thought was really exciting until Jennifer Aniston walked out of one of the soundstages!! OMG!!! That was when she was filming either Rumor Has It or The Break Up - I can't remember which one.
Posted by Holly on Wednesday, June 13, 2007 at 7:43 PM
Friends was over by the time we went. it was an evening taping and we went right to the set and left right after... I wish I had seen a star!
Posted by Jason - Check Out Our Blog! on Wednesday, June 13, 2007 at 8:06 PM
1) did you hear about the "gay bomb" that the pentagon was/was not creating? thoughts? 2) the letter: after my father died, i went to the camp for grieving kids - it's called comfort zone & it's 100% amazing. anyway, we had to write letters to our loved ones who had passed and then we threw them in the camp fire so that "they could read them" ( i guess) and it was really cool because we don't always get to say what we need to say to people before we or they leave.
so - if i were to write a letter it would probably be to my best friends because they mean the world to me and it would say how much they've changed my life and all that other sappy stuff and it would probably also include some money so they could go buy alcohol to spike the punch at the reception after my funeral.
<3
Posted by ryan on Wednesday, June 13, 2007 at 9:41 PM
Well to answer your first question...I agree with Bob I'd rather tell the people I love in person how I feel. I guess if my children were real small and did not understand, that I would probably write a letter.. Too your second question I was suppose to go and see Sally Jesse Raphel many many years ago when I worked for Walmart, there were a bunch of us going but I ended up having to work a double and couldn't make it, I was upset but I watched it when it aired and a few of my friends were on the show when they do audience shots..Lucky dogs.... The show was great...♥Rebecca
Posted by Becky on Thursday, June 14, 2007 at 10:12 AM
Hey Jason! Your Vlog really made me smile - you are so expressive and its good to see you havent changed an Ounce since i last saw you ! (eons ago!)
Q1) yes, i would write a letter - something a mixture of inspirational and humerous --nothing too depressing but a little piece of history to take with you all the time. having lost very close family members when i was very young, i would really appreciate having something like that now... for me its also the strange thing of that person having touched that bit of paper - its a connection to them.
Q2) When I was 8 at school out in Portugal, I was in the school choir (i was terrible!) and we went to appear on Saturday Morning TV. (Portuguese TV). We sang one song in English and one song in Portuguese and I was the kid picked out to speak to the presenter, supposedly because I could speak fluent Portuguese and of course English. He asked me a tonne of questions in Portuguese and I clammed up and could only say "Yes" or "No" = "Sim" "Nao". It was awful! We still have the recording on VHS .. and NO we will not be converting it to DVD.
Then - more recently, i went to watch some stupid magic show being taped in London which never got aired - it was like evil magic tricks gone wrong "Dirty Magic" i think it was called. The warm up guy was hysterical - I wish we had just gone to see him, I would have paid to see him! Then - 2 months ago i went to see Graham Norton's chat show being taped - which was very very amusing and an interesting experience. A small audience so it was very intimate. in the cut aways to the Audience you can see the back of my head. so my hair is famous. How fun!
It's a shame that they sent the Blue Lobster to the Mystic Aquarium rather than the London Aquarium, otherwise I could have visited him and said "Hi" from everyone...i am sure he would have liked that.
much Love from London -- Sam x0x0x0
Posted by Sam on Thursday, June 14, 2007 at 11:07 AM
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:-) you are SO cute!!! If you weren't already my boyfriend I'd hit on you! That's such a good blog.
1st. I hope I never need to write how I feel about my family and friends after I die... I hope I have the good sense to tell them all in person while I'm alive how much I love them.
Because I do ...
I miss the doing the blog but its so fun to see you in the blog. I really appreciate reading everyone's comments. Wow do some people say some nice stuff!
Looks like I'm heading home on Saturday morning... hello to everyone!
Posted by Bob on Wednesday, June 13, 2007 at 4:01 PM
so i've decided that you should basically wear your glasses and be in "Twistin' to the 60s" with us . . . cuz lets face it, you'd fit in perfectly! =D
so to answer your question of the day . . . i completely agree when you said you would write a letter but didn't know what to put in it . . . that is a very tricky question and i guess once that time comes, we'd know the right words to put in it . . . but that is a very good question . . .
anyway, hope you're having a wonderful wednesday! and bob, i hope you're having fun over at KI!
oh! and here is another question for the both of you in case you need something to talk about in the next blog: if you could pick any song from a broadway musical to sum up your life thus far, which song would it be and why? (and if you can't narrow it down to one, pick the top 3)
=D
Posted by Ernestine on Wednesday, June 13, 2007 at 5:45 PM
Much suginar to ya bro!
Posted by Christina on Wednesday, June 13, 2007 at 6:02 PM
LMAO!!!! Yanno, you doing the blog alone is strangely reminiscent of WSNN News in Miami Beach, FL...
To answer your questions, 1. Yes, i would write a letter, especially if my kids are still young. I can't imagine leaving them, and I don't want to think about it any more, so on to question 2...
I think you may remember this, but I was on the second EVER episode of the Nickelodeon game show "What Would You Do.." and I had to have the little index card stuck to my head. Marc Summers picked me out of the audience, and I was amazed at how short he actually is. I think I was taller than him at the time, and I was young...like in middle school or something. i had to eat lemons. It was fun and interesting, and I used to have people call me everytime it came on reruns and such, but they don't have that show anymore at all.
dammit.
Posted by Montie on Wednesday, June 13, 2007 at 7:28 PM
Bob was the Warm-Up for that show. You would have seen him on the set.
Posted by Jason - Check Out Our Blog! on Wednesday, June 13, 2007 at 7:35 PM
Is it possible that you've gotten MORE adorable since I last saw you? :-)
To answer your first serious question, I think that I would make a little video to my friends and family just talking about good memories and funny things that happened. That way they would always be able to see me as I was. As far as telling them how I feel about them, I would want to do that face to face.
And TV show tapings...this is really freaky...I've been to Two and a Half Men too!!! I still have my little orange program. We were in L.A. a couple of years ago and we went up to Warner Bros. in Burbank. We also got to walk all through the set of Gilmore Girls and the set of Friends! (Did you see it when you were there?) They've moved Central Perk from the Friends stage and set it up in a special room off to the side of where they keep the old props. We stumbled across Matt LeBlanc's parking space which I thought was really exciting until Jennifer Aniston walked out of one of the soundstages!! OMG!!! That was when she was filming either Rumor Has It or The Break Up - I can't remember which one.
Posted by Holly on Wednesday, June 13, 2007 at 7:43 PM
Friends was over by the time we went. it was an evening taping and we went right to the set and left right after... I wish I had seen a star!
Posted by Jason - Check Out Our Blog! on Wednesday, June 13, 2007 at 8:06 PM
1) did you hear about the "gay bomb" that the pentagon was/was not creating? thoughts?
2) the letter:
after my father died, i went to the camp for grieving kids - it's called comfort zone & it's 100% amazing. anyway, we had to write letters to our loved ones who had passed and then we threw them in the camp fire so that "they could read them" ( i guess) and it was really cool because we don't always get to say what we need to say to people before we or they leave.
so -
if i were to write a letter it would probably be to my best friends because they mean the world to me and it would say how much they've changed my life and all that other sappy stuff and it would probably also include some money so they could go buy alcohol to spike the punch at the reception after my funeral.
<3
Posted by ryan on Wednesday, June 13, 2007 at 9:41 PM
Well to answer your first question...I agree with Bob I'd rather tell the people I love in person how I feel. I guess if my children were real small and did not understand, that I would probably write a letter.. Too your second question I was suppose to go and see Sally Jesse Raphel many many years ago when I worked for Walmart, there were a bunch of us going but I ended up having to work a double and couldn't make it, I was upset but I watched it when it aired and a few of my friends were on the show when they do audience shots..Lucky dogs.... The show was great...♥Rebecca
Posted by Becky on Thursday, June 14, 2007 at 10:12 AM
Hey Jason!
Your Vlog really made me smile - you are so expressive and its good to see you havent changed an Ounce since i last saw you ! (eons ago!)
Q1) yes, i would write a letter - something a mixture of inspirational and humerous --nothing too depressing but a little piece of history to take with you all the time. having lost very close family members when i was very young, i would really appreciate having something like that now... for me its also the strange thing of that person having touched that bit of paper - its a connection to them.
Q2) When I was 8 at school out in Portugal, I was in the school choir (i was terrible!) and we went to appear on Saturday Morning TV. (Portuguese TV). We sang one song in English and one song in Portuguese and I was the kid picked out to speak to the presenter, supposedly because I could speak fluent Portuguese and of course English. He asked me a tonne of questions in Portuguese and I clammed up and could only say "Yes" or "No" = "Sim" "Nao". It was awful! We still have the recording on VHS .. and NO we will not be converting it to DVD.
Then - more recently, i went to watch some stupid magic show being taped in London which never got aired - it was like evil magic tricks gone wrong "Dirty Magic" i think it was called. The warm up guy was hysterical - I wish we had just gone to see him, I would have paid to see him!
Then - 2 months ago i went to see Graham Norton's chat show being taped - which was very very amusing and an interesting experience. A small audience so it was very intimate. in the cut aways to the Audience you can see the back of my head. so my hair is famous. How fun!
It's a shame that they sent the Blue Lobster to the Mystic Aquarium rather than the London Aquarium, otherwise I could have visited him and said "Hi" from everyone...i am sure he would have liked that.
much Love from London --
Sam x0x0x0
Posted by Sam on Thursday, June 14, 2007 at 11:07 AM
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