Early Novmber talk

While i was going through our ex-tenant's abandoned clutter i found this beautiful, as brand new guitar. Now that's something you can't resist :D
And it seems to me that this fellow was calling for me the moment i laied my eyes on it. I've always wanted a guitar but my dad kept on refusing. Coincidence or pure fate?
Anyhow, the moral question is: Shall i keep it? or call him to see if he had forgotten it by mistake? He already stated earlier that the clutter belonged to his ex-wife and they're to be thrown away including their personal photos (ouch!).

And man that guitar is so tempting. I can't help but look at it and start playing some horrendous sounds on it. Hence, I'm in desperate need for immediate lessons.

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I personally loved the show just about anybody else. It felt like it totally wasn't in Kuwait with all the audience, the weather and the event in general. And the spirit of the contestants was thrilling. You gotta love those who jumped off the ramp :D
But there were couple of things that annoyed me and i'm sure it did to you as well. First, the lack of organization. I couldn't hear the music or the presenters voice and therefore, couldn't tell which plane belonged to fellow blogger (except for Mac's team since they printed out their name on the front). The speakers were turned to the side of the mall which was total bummer. Second, we're in Kuwait obviously so you can't help the fact that people would start ruining the event. I didn't know why they stood up the moment the show started! I mean come on, the show is four hours long, and it was hella painful to stand on the sand for that long. They blocked the view for alot of people which could've been avoided if they remained seated.

But it was worth it after all, i cant wait for the next one.