There's a lot to learn about a person through their car. The way they keep it and the things in it can really each you about their personality. This past weekend Aly Steinle was interviewed about her car in order to learn more information on who she is and what she does.
The car was messy, filled with many of Steinle and her husbands belongings. Already the car has shown that Steinle is not very organized with her things. She has things scattered, but everything placed where she can remember and find them.
Some empty juiceland cups were found in the cup holders of her car.
Steinle explained, "Yeah, I'm kind of a health freak, so love that place because all they have is healthy stuff.
Steinle's diet was discovered just by some trash in her car. It is a very healthy diet. She's a vegan, and doesn't eat sweets every other month with her husband.
"I normally can't eat most of the sweets anyway, because I'm vegan and majority of the sweets have dairy, so my husband and I just decided to eat of and on months, because it's healthier and makes us feel better anyway."
After some more searching around through the car, lots of papers were found.
"Most of them are scripts. I'm super big into theater, so I've been involved in a lot of plays. All of those are just some old scripts," Steinle explains.
Steinle has been into theater for a long time. She just recently graduated from St. Edwards where she majored in musical theater. This summer she will be performing in the Zilker play, Shrek the musical.
Steinle also had several pieces of clothing lying around on the back seats.
"The other [clothes] are for me to change because I part time live in my car. Like half of my wardrobe is in here incase i need to change for work or rehearsal or work," Steinle says.
Just searching through Steinle's car has taught a lot about who she is. It explained her interest in theater, her diet, and how se keeps her things. A car is where a person spends a lot of their time, so i can teach a lot about them.
Wednesday, May 25, 2016
Thursday, May 19, 2016
Wednesday, May 18, 2016
Movie review preview
Neighbors 2: Sorority rising: EW review
http://www.ew.com/article/2016/05/17/neighbors-2-sorority-rising-review
1) Entertainment Weekly
2) Leah Greenblatt
3) 7
4) It still has lots of hilarious moments that will make you laugh
5) It never really has any heartfelt moments and is only ever raunchy
6) The girls never develop cohesive personalities, and the slapstick-heavy script—credited, tellingly, to five different writers—quickly tosses out any semblance of pacing, pinballing from one raunchy punchline to the next. (The goofy sweetness of Rogen and Byrne’s interplay has also been sidelined, and the visual gags are a lot gaggier, in both senses of the word.) You’ll probably laugh hard more than once; Sorority Rising is still rich in bikinis and bong rips and boner jokes. It just doesn’t have much heart. C+
Jane Austen Fits Whit Stillman like a glove in the witty Love & Friendship
http://www.avclub.com/review/jane-austen-fits-whit-stillman-glove-witty-love-fr-236454
1) AV club
2) Mike D'Angelo
3) 8
4) The cast does very well and makes the audience have a lot of laughs
5) There wasn't much of story and it lacked emotion
6) The result sounds roughly 80 percent like her and 20 percent like him, a pretty delectable ratio. What’s lacking is the deft plotting and emotional complexity of Austen’s great works. There really isn’t much of a story here—the main question is whether Reginald will heed his sister’s warnings regarding Lady Susan or fall into her trap, and he’s too ill-defined as a character for the answer to seem consequential. It’s fun to watch Lady Susan bulldoze her way through 18th-century propriety, but an entire film of wry breeziness is a bit like a seven-course meal that’s all sumptuous desserts. There’s a reason why Austen left this manuscript in the trunk.
http://www.ew.com/article/2016/05/17/neighbors-2-sorority-rising-review
1) Entertainment Weekly
2) Leah Greenblatt
3) 7
4) It still has lots of hilarious moments that will make you laugh
5) It never really has any heartfelt moments and is only ever raunchy
6) The girls never develop cohesive personalities, and the slapstick-heavy script—credited, tellingly, to five different writers—quickly tosses out any semblance of pacing, pinballing from one raunchy punchline to the next. (The goofy sweetness of Rogen and Byrne’s interplay has also been sidelined, and the visual gags are a lot gaggier, in both senses of the word.) You’ll probably laugh hard more than once; Sorority Rising is still rich in bikinis and bong rips and boner jokes. It just doesn’t have much heart. C+
Jane Austen Fits Whit Stillman like a glove in the witty Love & Friendship
http://www.avclub.com/review/jane-austen-fits-whit-stillman-glove-witty-love-fr-236454
1) AV club
2) Mike D'Angelo
3) 8
4) The cast does very well and makes the audience have a lot of laughs
5) There wasn't much of story and it lacked emotion
6) The result sounds roughly 80 percent like her and 20 percent like him, a pretty delectable ratio. What’s lacking is the deft plotting and emotional complexity of Austen’s great works. There really isn’t much of a story here—the main question is whether Reginald will heed his sister’s warnings regarding Lady Susan or fall into her trap, and he’s too ill-defined as a character for the answer to seem consequential. It’s fun to watch Lady Susan bulldoze her way through 18th-century propriety, but an entire film of wry breeziness is a bit like a seven-course meal that’s all sumptuous desserts. There’s a reason why Austen left this manuscript in the trunk.
Tuesday, May 17, 2016
CE 6.3
1) they had a counter sue an showed the video footage contradicting what the pastor said
2) The baby bison died, because people had interfered with it, assuming that it needed help, and when the rangers tried to bring it back, the mother had rejected it and it had to be put to sleep
3) Designs or icons that can be added to a picture when you're in that certain location to show where you are
4) He doesn't normally invest in the technology area so it was strange and unordinary
5) 1) captain america 2) jungle book 3) money monster 4) the darkness 5) mother's day
1) I would rather visit Harry Potter world because I'v always been so invested in it by reading the books and watching all of the movies. With it just being Harry potter world and not focused on a bunch like Disney world, it has so many of the detailed things that are in the series that you can buy and feel a part of Hogwarts.
2) The competition is eating up , because harry potter world is beginning to make more money and threatening Disney World
3) My favorite Disney Character is is Woody from toy story because I love those movies and he's aways been my favorite because he has been the leader of them forever
4) I would belong to Gryffindor, because I would obviously want to follow in the footsteps of the greatest wizards ever.
2) The baby bison died, because people had interfered with it, assuming that it needed help, and when the rangers tried to bring it back, the mother had rejected it and it had to be put to sleep
3) Designs or icons that can be added to a picture when you're in that certain location to show where you are
4) He doesn't normally invest in the technology area so it was strange and unordinary
5) 1) captain america 2) jungle book 3) money monster 4) the darkness 5) mother's day
1) I would rather visit Harry Potter world because I'v always been so invested in it by reading the books and watching all of the movies. With it just being Harry potter world and not focused on a bunch like Disney world, it has so many of the detailed things that are in the series that you can buy and feel a part of Hogwarts.
2) The competition is eating up , because harry potter world is beginning to make more money and threatening Disney World
3) My favorite Disney Character is is Woody from toy story because I love those movies and he's aways been my favorite because he has been the leader of them forever
4) I would belong to Gryffindor, because I would obviously want to follow in the footsteps of the greatest wizards ever.
Friday, May 13, 2016
Merger photo
1) you could not spread out enough in each different picture and get some of you in another picture too
2) Out front in front of the wall
3) stand at different heights
4) not really anything would change the difficulty because its pretty easy to do
2) Out front in front of the wall
3) stand at different heights
4) not really anything would change the difficulty because its pretty easy to do
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