Im able to do that with good music, good vibes, and with a group of people who all feel the same way. Back to what I was saying, raving is just an outlet for me to just express myself without any judgement. Not bad for a guy whose only been raving for 7 months. I make single bracelets, cuffs, epic cuffs, perler bead cuffs, and perler necklaces. Depending on the person and the connection I feel at the time determines the type of Kandi I give them. It's either for that reason or new people I interact with just vibe and get along that I want to share with them something that took time and effort to make. There is a reason why I make Kandi, that reason is because with each new person I meet I give them a reason to remember me by. Raving to me is a form of an expression through dance, dressing up, and meeting new people.
It is just feeling complete with yourself and an outlet to express yourself. Rave culture is being who you want and no one is there to judge. To me raving is much more than simply a drug infested party. I on the other hand feel completely the opposite about that. It is the idea that people ignorant of the rave culture have generated because they believe raving is bad and harmful to society. There is a lot of negative assumptions that raving has been known for. Just this whole idea is what drew me to raving, along with the music of course. I have seen and witnessed those who fully accept and agree with PLUR. Although it has a simple meaning (Peace, Love, Unity, Respect) it may affect some more than others. It's an idea sparked and passed on by those immersed in the rave culture.
ODESZA performed and played all of the songs I had hoped to hear and my best friend was happy that I bought tickets way in advance. Which was perfect because it was not too crowded and we had space to dance and enjoy everything. We then got ready to watch the show from up above on the balcony. We then met up with the others who were in the middle of the crowd. I got to see the opener for a bit and just walked around with Alex. Once they got to the venue, I went inside and began to do a little bit of exploring. Once there we met up with another friend before I met up with Alex, Oscar, and Ezmo. Once they got to my house they drove to the city and to the venue (Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, San Francisco). The night started off with me being picked up by four of my friends from Sacramento (Jayden, Charli, Dree, and Megan). The visuals music and everything was just awesome. This was more of a concert rather than rave. We got to experience the show and have a blast. I bought my best friend Alex Lopez his ticket as a christmas present. Sponsored by Chemical Bank and Meijer, the tournament is unique in that teams are encouraged to dress their players in costumes, which creates a competitive and fun atmosphere.What a night this was. Have some you want to share with us? Email me at Make sure to include all names of people in the photo and which team for which they play. Above are some photos from the tournament today. Hundreds of girls ages 8-13 - many dressed as zombies and goblins - took to the soccer field Saturday.
24, the Bay Area Soccer Association kicked off its seventh annual Soccerween Tournament at the organization's complex, 4189 Monitor Road in Monitor Township. You probably won't see a soccer tournament like the one taking place in Bay County this weekend too often. MONITOR TOWNSHIP, MI - Wonder Woman drove down the soccer pitch, dribbling the ball past a team of referees, attempting to kick it into the back of the net.
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