Watch Yo Back...

Watch Yo Back,

That's what I call this photo.  When MAD dropped 411 about his Kidrobot Mascot figure I knew I had to have it so that I could snap this pic.  There's a message in this photo, but I'll let you all figure it out or interpret it with your own eyes.  *Wink* *wink*

Zumba, a Dunny and HaynMade, what a combo...

Zumba, a Dunny and HaynMade, what a combo,

Yup, today was a day to remember.  My good friend Mara (the same one I talked about in an earlier entry (http://haynmade.blogspot.com/2011/03/sheeeeees-baaaaaaack.html) asked if my friend and I could help her as her "fly dancers" (hahaha) for a Zumba marathon fundraiser for a local Hawaiian canoe paddling club here in the 808.  Being the cool peopz that we are, (and in all honesty, we're all about helping peopz out) we accepted her kind request.

Mara isn't a certified Zumba instructor but as I mentioned in my earlier blog entry, she does teach a Hip Hop class with a "Zumbaish" feel to it, and it's the bomb diggity.  So her Zumba clan asked if she would be willing to do a few routines at the fundraiser.  So prior to the three of us going on stage, we feverishly learned the choreo, some routines I was already familiar with, a majority...not.

So came time for us to go on stage, we booked it and danced before a crowd of nearly 100 Zummba fanatics.  The entire time we were dancing our set, all I could think about was Olivia Newton John's "Let's Get Physical", Jane Fonda's Workout and the over so popular "ooo la-la" 20 Minute Workout.  (All of you folks from the 80's know what I'm talkin' about, haha.)

So we get on stage, and we're doing our choreo, and the nearly 6 foot tall stages weren't secured to the ground, nor were each of the stages fastened to each other...hilarious.  As we went from one routine to the next, there were these gaps between each of the stages that were getting further and further apart from each other, due to our movement.  I was hella worried that 1...I'd fall through the gap or 2...I'd fall off of the stage in front of a hundred people.  But long story short, it worked out okay, I got my cardio on, had hell of a good time with my friends, got some pics of my fig and shook my ish for a good cause.

Dim Sum, Dave's and Dunny Action...

It was a day of dimsum, Dave's and Dunny action,

My friend gave me a call after our tsunami surge session had ended, asking if I wanted to chow down on some dim sum.  For those of you unfamiliar with dim sum, it's these super delish (usually) steamed Chinese stuffed morsels.  They're filled with all kinds of stuff, depending on the type of dim sum you get, from pork, to chicken, to seafood and so forth.  Being that dim sum addict that I am, I couldn't pass the opportunity, so we hit it. I called my other good friend and we all booked it for Happy Day in town.  I really like their dim sum, lots of dim sum to choose from.  My absolute fav dim sum is Happy Day's har gau, which is a dim sum stuffed entirely with shrimp, hella good stuff.

One of my friends had to go into work (seriously, what boss calls in their employees on the day of a tsunami?) so we dropped him off and then we booked it to my other friend's husband's workplace to drop off some dim sum with him (which he really appreciated).  My friend was in cruise mode so we then hit it to a carwash, and I snapped this killer pic.

Before hittin' it at home, we hit it over to Dave's Icecream, as if the dim sum wasn't enough, haha.  But oh man, it was super good stuff, and I went home hella stuffed, good times.