Yeah! Films Company kicks Toronto rioters in butt...

Holy Moly Poly.

Wow, what a whirlwind. From the moment we decided to pack up and head back to the "true great North" it has been insane pulling it all together in a timely manner. I started a brand new job in cosmetics which I am having so much fun with so between all the training, packing, selling, organizing, closing, and digesting, it has left me little time to focus on my blog. Although I won't be documenting my journey through Los Angeles anymore, I'm excited to embark on my next adventure. My plan when arriving in Canada is to still continue to pursue singing and acting but also start a career in makeup. I've been doing makeup for my friends and family members since I was in elementary school so I think it will be a fun way to make money while still keeping my dreams afloat.

In other news, my brother's good friend Miguel Barbosa (founder of Yeah! Films Company) managed to capture and regurgitate a brilliant montage of the riots and protesters wreaking havoc on the streets of Toronto during the G20 Summit. It's incredibly sad and disgusting that mankind see's a World Peace gathering as a good opportunity to display how angry they are with themselves and the world. It's a prime example of how many human beings would behave if there were ever to be a national emergency... like complete and utter animals. Tell me folks, really, what differentiates us from an average pack of wild dogs? The minute some asshole realizes there's a small moment in time they think the can get away with hitting police cars with sticks (they look like pathetic caveman) or even setting one on fire, anything human about them disappears - they turn into rabid dogs looking to bite anything just for the sake of infecting.

As a whole, I truly wonder how far along the evolution path we really are. This shit needs to change. On the up side - Miguel's vid has been picked up by tons of Canadian news sources and has a acquired almost 37,000 hits on YouTube. Check it out for yourself here.

Way to go Miguel!