Tuesday, June 10, 2014

What a day!

Sidenote: This day was so great that it needed two separate blog posts. Forgive me. Actually, I'm not really even sorry, it's my blog.

As you already know I went and saw Jimmy Fallon. I know, shut up already. But before I actually got into the show I had quite the adventure. First off, I couldn't take my backpack into the studio because it stated so on my ticket but I forgot until I was at 30 Rock. I only brought a backpack because I was spending the night at my friend Liz's in Long Island after the show. I was frantic. I asked one employee in the NBC Experience store if he knew of any lockers where I could store my backpack for a while. His only suggestion was that I rent a hotel room for a few hours so I could keep it there... Funny thing is that he genuinely thought his suggestion was a great one. I on the other hand didn't like his suggestion so much. I asked an employee of 30 Rock and she said they didn't have lockers anymore because of 9/11. So the only place I could think of that would possibly let me keep my backpack there was the temple. Luckily, it was only a mile walk from where I was, so I headed there.

The front desk employee, Paz (I'm pretty sure that was his name) was quite the friendly, funny, older gentleman. I mean he was a temple worker so what else could I expect? I explained my situation to him and asked if I could keep my things in a storage closet for a few hours until the show was over. He joked that it would cost me $5 for 2 hours and it was a cash only kinda deal. I laughed and said, "Well shoot! I've got my dad's card... It's gold! So that's gotta be worth something, right?" He laughed and asked about my husband's credit card.

Me: Oh I'm not married!
Paz: Oh good. How old are you?
M: 22
P: Oh! Yes! You are way too young to be married. You must go out and live. Get married when you're 25 or something. Where are you from?
M: Utah.
P: Oh yeah, you people get married so young there. Don't rush into marriage, promise me you won't rush into it!
M: Don't worry, I won't. (Also there aren't even any prospects so I'm good!)

Then Paz proceeded to inform me that the reason why I wasn't married was because I was intimidating/scary to guys because I know what I want in life (which is what exactly?). Paz was talking so much I was actually getting worried that I was going to miss Jimmy Fallon! I didn't. And Paz finally gave me the key to the storage room. So I guess I'll take it that Paz was being God's messenger telling me that I need to calm down when it comes to marriage? Noted.

After Jimmy Fallon I met up with one of my best friends from Utah who was in NYC visiting her sister. It was awesome to catch up with her in NYC of all places. THEN THIS HAPPENED. JAMES FRANCO, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.



I'll say it again, I LOVE NEW YORK CITY! It's a place where dreams come true. I have not had a bad experience there. 

JIIIIIIIIIIMMY FALLON!


GUYS, IT HAPPENED! I got tickets to see Jimmy Fallon in his element on The Tonight Show. It was fantastic! I only got a ticket for the monologue rehearsal, though. Because HOT DANG! Tickets for the actual show are hard to come by. Obviously. But you know what? I'll take what I can get and I have no complaints. At all.  

While waiting in line for the actual tickets to be handed out I got talkin' with the gal behind me (only cause I was being slightly creepy and eavesdropping on her conversation with her friend). Anyways, the gal, Kristen (I am pretty sure that was her name) was actually a member of the LDS faith and going on a mission in September to Italy. It was kinda cool, us Mo Mo's are everywhere in unexpected places. 

After getting our final tickets we were told to spread out, tour the 30 Rock, eat some grub, go pee, etc. until we were needed back at 3:10 for our final wait till the show started. When 3:10 rolled around I waited in line for about another 10-15 minutes and then one of the head writers came out and talked with us. IT WAS AWESOME. She was hilarious, duh. She also explained to us the importance of the monologue rehearsal and how it's unique to only Jimmy Fallon. The rehearsal audience basically chooses the jokes that Jimmy tells.She also informed us that Jimmy might ask us questions (but he didn't) and when we laugh we needed to do so obnoxiously loud so Jimmy could banter and add in his own commentary. 

Here are a couple of links of what I saw: thisthis, aaaaaand this. Enjoy! 

Saturday, June 7, 2014

DC Snitches!

I got to go to our Nation's Capital, Washington, DC! SO FREAKING BEAUTIFUL. I want to live there. But only for a little bit because I noticed a lot of preppy people. I don't really do well with preps. I am pretty sure I walked over 10 miles, I am beat.





That cloud is placed perfectly on top. 



They'll never know. (I'm a creep)


Home Sweet Home :)