Blogger decided to put my post back up. Thus making my last post make me look like an idiot.
Thanks, Blogger, thanks.
Thatisall.
Sunday, May 15, 2011
Friday, May 13, 2011
Darn You, Blogger
I'm not so happy right now. Blogger decided to "undergo mantenence" and I guess they thought that should included deleting one of my posts and a bunch of comments.
So did anyone actually see the last post? I don't know when it was taken off.
Well anyway. It wasn't all that important. It was mostly me saying that
1) I finished driver's ed. (Whoooo!) But...I have a class to make up, and I have to make it up before I can schedule any behind the wheel sessions with an instructor. At the time that I decided to go to the concert and miss a class, there was a new driver's ed session that was supposed to take place at Arundel Mills, beginning May 16th. So I figured that I would just be able to make it up right away.
No. They took the session off, and nowwwwwww there aren't any available until July.Grr.
2) Uh...I can't even remember what I wrote before in the last post. I suppose then that it wasn't so important.
But! There is something that is important. So that one post...the one titled ". . ." ? Yeah...you can basically just disregard the first part of it. I'm really not that upset about anything. I tend to write things in the heat of the moment, then when I go back and think about it, things aren't nearly as bad as I made them out to be. So yeah. But I was totally serious about the rest of what I wrote. Which I can't remember.
So this post...was kind of pointless. But I haven't been able to get into my blog for about two days, so I felt that since I could finally get in, I should post something. Which I have now done.
P.S. I just found out that Owl City's new CD isn't coming out until June 14th. I was mad. Because I had planned on getting their CD & Swimming with Dolphin's CD on the same day!
Kbye.
So did anyone actually see the last post? I don't know when it was taken off.
Well anyway. It wasn't all that important. It was mostly me saying that
1) I finished driver's ed. (Whoooo!) But...I have a class to make up, and I have to make it up before I can schedule any behind the wheel sessions with an instructor. At the time that I decided to go to the concert and miss a class, there was a new driver's ed session that was supposed to take place at Arundel Mills, beginning May 16th. So I figured that I would just be able to make it up right away.
No. They took the session off, and nowwwwwww there aren't any available until July.Grr.
2) Uh...I can't even remember what I wrote before in the last post. I suppose then that it wasn't so important.
But! There is something that is important. So that one post...the one titled ". . ." ? Yeah...you can basically just disregard the first part of it. I'm really not that upset about anything. I tend to write things in the heat of the moment, then when I go back and think about it, things aren't nearly as bad as I made them out to be. So yeah. But I was totally serious about the rest of what I wrote. Which I can't remember.
So this post...was kind of pointless. But I haven't been able to get into my blog for about two days, so I felt that since I could finally get in, I should post something. Which I have now done.
P.S. I just found out that Owl City's new CD isn't coming out until June 14th. I was mad. Because I had planned on getting their CD & Swimming with Dolphin's CD on the same day!
Kbye.
Thursday, May 12, 2011
Five Things
Okay, first off, I seriously just almost had a heart attack. Blogger was doing maintenance and when I logged in, it said my blog didn't exist. Like forreal. I was hyperventilating.
Now that I've recovered from that near-death experience...I just re-read (or skimmed, really) my last post. I was a tired, emotional mess. And that post was the outcome. I'm really not that upset.
Third, I finished driver's ed today! Whooooo! I still have to make up one class, but that's basically no big deal because I already took the quiz on that material...so basically I just have to go sit in a room for three hours and pretend to listen. So now begins the fun part of actually driving more...and driving with an instructor. Joy, joy, joy. :p
Fourthly. I don't have a fourthly. Or rather, I won't have a fifthly.
I don't really have anything else to say, actually... heh.
I just wanted to clear up the fact that I'm really not as upset as the previous post would imply. Yes, there's stuff going on that's stressing me out and making me want to pull my hair out...but it's really not as bad as I made it sound before? I tend to get a bit dramatic when I begin over thinking things. Oops.
Oh, so that could be the fourth thing...and the fifth thing could be another Swimming with Dolphins song. Because I'm going to keep covering this blog in their music...it makes me happy :)
Now that I've recovered from that near-death experience...I just re-read (or skimmed, really) my last post. I was a tired, emotional mess. And that post was the outcome. I'm really not that upset.
Third, I finished driver's ed today! Whooooo! I still have to make up one class, but that's basically no big deal because I already took the quiz on that material...so basically I just have to go sit in a room for three hours and pretend to listen. So now begins the fun part of actually driving more...and driving with an instructor. Joy, joy, joy. :p
Fourthly. I don't have a fourthly. Or rather, I won't have a fifthly.
I don't really have anything else to say, actually... heh.
I just wanted to clear up the fact that I'm really not as upset as the previous post would imply. Yes, there's stuff going on that's stressing me out and making me want to pull my hair out...but it's really not as bad as I made it sound before? I tend to get a bit dramatic when I begin over thinking things. Oops.
Oh, so that could be the fourth thing...and the fifth thing could be another Swimming with Dolphins song. Because I'm going to keep covering this blog in their music...it makes me happy :)
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
. . .
I seriously can't even think of a title for this post...I don't even know what this post is going to be. I might end up writing a mile of words and then deleting them.
I'm sitting here...alone, in my dining room when I should be asleep (This is gonna say it was posted on Wednesday, but it's actually just late on Tuesday) And usually around this time of the week, I would be posting ten things that have made me smile. But I can't find it in me to do that. I've had so many conflicting emotions over the past week that I just feel plain exhausted. There have been moments that I've been so happy and carefree, moments when nothing mattered but being with the people I love and laughing until I cried. But there have been other moments where I've been feeling so down and so upset that I didn't know what to do with myself.
My problem is...I feel too deeply. I care about people at such a strong level that when something happens, I beat myself up over it, even if it's not my fault. I walk around and say "Oh I really dislike so and so because..." but I could never hate a person. There is always at least an ounce of something in me that still cares about them.
So if I really still care about the people who make me angry on the good days...you can imagine how deeply I care about the people that I actually like.
And...I can feel myself drifting away from someone in my life who, up until recently, I thought was just...so important to me. And it wasn't my decision to put space between us, but it was something that I had to do for my own good. Because I felt so deeply about them...I couldn't watch them drift away from me.
It feels almost selfish to walk away, when I feel like I'm blindsiding them. And I still don't even know if it's the right thing to do at this point in time. But it's the one thing that doesn't feel wrong.
Um...yeah, so now that I've spewed out a ton of depressing things. Here's at least a few things that have made me smile this week:
1) Tomorrow is my last day of driver's ed. I have mixed feelings about this...I'm glad I'll be done with the wretched experience (except for one class I have to make up) but then again, I'll miss being able to see my bestest, best, best friend in the world four out of seven days of the week.
2) As of tomorrow, I have two weeks of school left (at Granite at least...of course I'll still be slaving over math all summer. As usual.) I have absolutely no mixed feelings about this. It's 100% pure, unadulterated joy.
3) So I totally just found this...but it's so stinking great. I gotta share it.
4) The band Since Forever. Sooo...I don't even know how to talk about this without sounding like a crazy teeny-bopper (ack, I remember when I really was one of them) fan girl, but I will attempt....I saw them in concert, which alerted me to their presence on this earth. And if you know me, then you know I go through short bouts of obsession. I basically focus on one band/movie/book, etc, intensely for like a month or two, then I move on. And every time, I say "I will be obsessed with this band/movie/book, etc, forever." It never lasts. At least not as intensely?
Whoo, okay anyways. Their music is so happy and bouncy. They sing about heartbreak and I'm sitting here grinning (not sure if that's a good thing?). And. And. And. They have Southern accents. And they're Christians. And one of them is named "Taylor" and they don't say it like "Tailor" it's like..."Tayyyylor". Makes me laugh.
Are you seriously still reading this?
5) I totally confused Elizabeth during driver's ed last night. We tend to um...pass notes...and the notes went something like this (starting with me):
"Javier is the name of your future boyfriend. Like Have-ee-air."
"What?"
"Javier! Future boyfriend!"
"We've never talked about this!"
"Well duh, I just met him on Saturday."
"What are you talking about???"
"On June 25th, 1994, a very pregnant lady was craving tacos. Her husband drover her to Taco Bell, but her water broke and there was no way to get to the hospital. So a beautiful brunette, green eyed little boy was born. They wanted to incorporate his birthplace into his name. The husband, being crazy, suggested "Pinto" (as in beans), but the wife suggested Javier. Javier Robert Johnson-Smith. He's 6' 7", plays soccer, football, and basketball. He's sweet, thoughtful, and kind. Javier Robert Johnson-Smith wants you to be his girlfriend!"
"Go away."
I even downloaded a picture offline (of Tayyyylor, heh) and saved it to my phone, showed it to her, and told her it was Javier.
It was great.
And if you've actually read all of this...I feel like you should get some sort of prize. This has been one of my most ridiculously pointless posts of all time. I don't even feel like posting it, but I will, considering I've written it. But I'm guessing this is one of the worst things I've ever written, so maybe I shouldn't post it?
I'm posting it. And I'm going to sleep. And I promise I'm going to think of readable things to blog about.
But before I go!!!!! Swimming with Dolphins. I love them a lot.
Okay, g'night.
I'm sitting here...alone, in my dining room when I should be asleep (This is gonna say it was posted on Wednesday, but it's actually just late on Tuesday) And usually around this time of the week, I would be posting ten things that have made me smile. But I can't find it in me to do that. I've had so many conflicting emotions over the past week that I just feel plain exhausted. There have been moments that I've been so happy and carefree, moments when nothing mattered but being with the people I love and laughing until I cried. But there have been other moments where I've been feeling so down and so upset that I didn't know what to do with myself.
My problem is...I feel too deeply. I care about people at such a strong level that when something happens, I beat myself up over it, even if it's not my fault. I walk around and say "Oh I really dislike so and so because..." but I could never hate a person. There is always at least an ounce of something in me that still cares about them.
So if I really still care about the people who make me angry on the good days...you can imagine how deeply I care about the people that I actually like.
And...I can feel myself drifting away from someone in my life who, up until recently, I thought was just...so important to me. And it wasn't my decision to put space between us, but it was something that I had to do for my own good. Because I felt so deeply about them...I couldn't watch them drift away from me.
It feels almost selfish to walk away, when I feel like I'm blindsiding them. And I still don't even know if it's the right thing to do at this point in time. But it's the one thing that doesn't feel wrong.
Um...yeah, so now that I've spewed out a ton of depressing things. Here's at least a few things that have made me smile this week:
1) Tomorrow is my last day of driver's ed. I have mixed feelings about this...I'm glad I'll be done with the wretched experience (except for one class I have to make up) but then again, I'll miss being able to see my bestest, best, best friend in the world four out of seven days of the week.
2) As of tomorrow, I have two weeks of school left (at Granite at least...of course I'll still be slaving over math all summer. As usual.) I have absolutely no mixed feelings about this. It's 100% pure, unadulterated joy.
3) So I totally just found this...but it's so stinking great. I gotta share it.
4) The band Since Forever. Sooo...I don't even know how to talk about this without sounding like a crazy teeny-bopper (ack, I remember when I really was one of them) fan girl, but I will attempt....I saw them in concert, which alerted me to their presence on this earth. And if you know me, then you know I go through short bouts of obsession. I basically focus on one band/movie/book, etc, intensely for like a month or two, then I move on. And every time, I say "I will be obsessed with this band/movie/book, etc, forever." It never lasts. At least not as intensely?
Whoo, okay anyways. Their music is so happy and bouncy. They sing about heartbreak and I'm sitting here grinning (not sure if that's a good thing?). And. And. And. They have Southern accents. And they're Christians. And one of them is named "Taylor" and they don't say it like "Tailor" it's like..."Tayyyylor". Makes me laugh.
Are you seriously still reading this?
5) I totally confused Elizabeth during driver's ed last night. We tend to um...pass notes...and the notes went something like this (starting with me):
"Javier is the name of your future boyfriend. Like Have-ee-air."
"What?"
"Javier! Future boyfriend!"
"We've never talked about this!"
"Well duh, I just met him on Saturday."
"What are you talking about???"
"On June 25th, 1994, a very pregnant lady was craving tacos. Her husband drover her to Taco Bell, but her water broke and there was no way to get to the hospital. So a beautiful brunette, green eyed little boy was born. They wanted to incorporate his birthplace into his name. The husband, being crazy, suggested "Pinto" (as in beans), but the wife suggested Javier. Javier Robert Johnson-Smith. He's 6' 7", plays soccer, football, and basketball. He's sweet, thoughtful, and kind. Javier Robert Johnson-Smith wants you to be his girlfriend!"
"Go away."
I even downloaded a picture offline (of Tayyyylor, heh) and saved it to my phone, showed it to her, and told her it was Javier.
It was great.
And if you've actually read all of this...I feel like you should get some sort of prize. This has been one of my most ridiculously pointless posts of all time. I don't even feel like posting it, but I will, considering I've written it. But I'm guessing this is one of the worst things I've ever written, so maybe I shouldn't post it?
I'm posting it. And I'm going to sleep. And I promise I'm going to think of readable things to blog about.
But before I go!!!!! Swimming with Dolphins. I love them a lot.
Okay, g'night.
Saturday, May 7, 2011
Decisions, Decisions.
I've decided something. I refuse to grow up. I really, really do. And you can roll your eyes and say "Honey, you're still just a kid," all you want, but I'm just going to sit here and insist I refuse to grow up.
And yes, in the eyes of many, I am still just a kid. But that's exactly the point here. Another point that could be made is that I'm sixteen, and this is when most people stop wanting to grow up. But. I'm still going to vent about it.
I don't remember a time when I didn't want to be older. I always wanted to be older, to be able to "hang out with the big kids" (granted, my child mind didn't realize that when I was their age, they'd be even older), get a job, have a car and my license, be independent, and, oh yeah...have a boyfriend.
I "hang out with the big kids" now, I have my permit and I'm in driver's ed. I'm faced with the need to get a job, in order to pay for a car once I get my license. I have to be independent and responsible in my school work, and now begins the search for colleges. I've learned a lot (but really a microscopic amount in the scope of the world) about love and relationships and decided....heck, a boyfriend is the last thing I want.
My ten year old sister walks around and laments about being a kid, wishing she was older. On one hand, I completely understand because I was there at one point in my life. But on the other hand, I want to sit her down, and explain to her that, "Hey, this growing up thing? It's not so hot."
I don't want to grow apart from my friends as we all come across new responsibilities, new people, and new situations. I don't want to have a job, a car, bills, college applications and essays, and so many other things that will become my new reality. I don't want the carefree, easiness of my childhood to slip away from me.
And yet, that's what I'm facing right now. I have to get a job. I have to get my license. I have to buckle down and focus on my school work to my best ability. I have to take more responsibility as an older sister. I have to be a good example.
And I really don't want to.
So I'm going to Neverland. I have a plane ticket. The flight is all booked. A one way ticket to never having to grow up. Plane leaves tomorrow. If you have gifts for Peter Pan...well too bad. You'll have to get them there yourself. I can only take one bag.
And yes, in the eyes of many, I am still just a kid. But that's exactly the point here. Another point that could be made is that I'm sixteen, and this is when most people stop wanting to grow up. But. I'm still going to vent about it.
I don't remember a time when I didn't want to be older. I always wanted to be older, to be able to "hang out with the big kids" (granted, my child mind didn't realize that when I was their age, they'd be even older), get a job, have a car and my license, be independent, and, oh yeah...have a boyfriend.
I "hang out with the big kids" now, I have my permit and I'm in driver's ed. I'm faced with the need to get a job, in order to pay for a car once I get my license. I have to be independent and responsible in my school work, and now begins the search for colleges. I've learned a lot (but really a microscopic amount in the scope of the world) about love and relationships and decided....heck, a boyfriend is the last thing I want.
My ten year old sister walks around and laments about being a kid, wishing she was older. On one hand, I completely understand because I was there at one point in my life. But on the other hand, I want to sit her down, and explain to her that, "Hey, this growing up thing? It's not so hot."
I don't want to grow apart from my friends as we all come across new responsibilities, new people, and new situations. I don't want to have a job, a car, bills, college applications and essays, and so many other things that will become my new reality. I don't want the carefree, easiness of my childhood to slip away from me.
And yet, that's what I'm facing right now. I have to get a job. I have to get my license. I have to buckle down and focus on my school work to my best ability. I have to take more responsibility as an older sister. I have to be a good example.
And I really don't want to.
So I'm going to Neverland. I have a plane ticket. The flight is all booked. A one way ticket to never having to grow up. Plane leaves tomorrow. If you have gifts for Peter Pan...well too bad. You'll have to get them there yourself. I can only take one bag.
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Are You Feeling Magical?
I blew off driver's ed. I'm such a bad person. I got texts all night from Elizabeth, about some creepy (*EDIT!* I totally take this back. He's not creepy. At all. She's just crazy.) guy who kept trying to convince her he rode her school bus. I feel bad.
But not bad enough! Hahah.
That was mean.
Anyways.
Tonight, I had...like the best experience in the world. Ever. Nothing will top this for a while.
At first, I really didn't want to go to the concert. Because I didn't want to miss driver's ed. But I did.
And boy, am I glad I did!
The only thing is...I'm sworn to secrecy about the night's events, under an oath titled "What happens at Ram's Head, stays at Ram's Head" or "WHARMSARM" for short ....but I will divulge some details. (*EDIT!*...I have no clue why there are "M"'s in there...except for the fact that I must have been exceptionally tired. It should be WHARHSARH" oops...)
[And for the record, this post is mostly so that I can come back to it and remember everything about tonight...but you can read it if you so wish :)]
My dear eldest sister, Erin, had two VIP tickets to the Family Force Five Tourantula.
We got to the venue at around 4:30, went in...waited in a non-existent line (okay, okay...there were about 15 people) for about an hour, until the lady came out and gave us our VIP passes.
We went in & were able to meet the band...not the best quality, but it's still cool :)
So...I go stand next to Soul Glow Activatur (stage name...of course...I would name my child something weird like that...but that's just me ;)) and what does he say to me?
"Are you feeling magical?"
"Uh...yeah!"
"Good, good."
. . . okay.
Ermmmm. Then we moved towards the stage. And something awesome happened. We got front row! It was pretttty cool. Then we got to see an acoustic set by them, which was awesome!
Then we had to wait, and wait, and wait. And I was getting high a headache off of the stinking (literally!!) marker that security marked my hands up with.
Then, after much waiting, the first opening act, Since Forever came on. They were pretty awesome. And they totally succeeded in singing "Baby" without sounding stupid!
They played. They conquered. They were awesome (I need a thesaurus!). Then Stereo Skyline came on, but it was kind of awkward because half of the band had to fly home a week ago...so it was only the lead singer with a guitar and the drummer.
However. They still did amazingly. And then...they brought three guys up from the audience...and this happened...(excuse the weird flippage of the video...I think my camera flipped)
I laughed. So hard. Three minutes of that.
Thennnnnnn the band Swimming With Dolphins came on, who I mentioned earlier. They were so good. You should go pre-order their album. Now. It comes out the same day as Owl City's. Soooo you can buy them both. And that will be a darned good day!
And then, of course, the main event. Family Force 5 came on! Wearing...matching outfits. White skinnies, ankle boots...and t-shirts depicting various wild animals. Don't ask. Please. I really don't have an answer.
They were so good. The energy was cah-razy.
So. I'm thinking there are several things that the lead signer said during their set...
1) He said that their music was ghetto. But it was okay because they were in Baltimore. ;)
2) Before they played one of their most popular songs, Dance or Die, the lead singer went off on this monologue:
"This song...this song has a lot of unicorns. They're black unicorns. And they breathe fire out of their nostrils. Feel the unicorns!"
...okay. Only two things. The rest is classified under "WHARHSARH"
Then the concert was over. And you could feel everybody crashing. The energy was draining fast.
So we went to the merch table, got a few things, then I went over to Since Forever's table, got autographs & this lovely picture.
And thennnnnn. Family Force 5 decided to come out into the crowd. So I got some autographs, and Erin got some more pictures. Except she says I did a bad job and that they're blurry. But that's not my fault. I have carpel tunnel syndrome (whaaat? That made no sense...).
I met Swimming With Dolphins as well, and they were super nice! Just another reason for you to get their CD.
So Stereo Skyline was the only band I didn't meet...but I was kind of okay with that because the people in the band that I wanted to meet weren't there.
So yeah. The night was awesome. I also got some bracelets & pins to add to my collections! Woop! It was fun. I'm tired. And I will be dead tomorrow, I'm so exhausted. I will die with black x's on my hands, because they used industrial Sharpies that have no plan on coming off anytime soon.
I need to sleep.
But I suppose I should finish this blog off the obvious way...refer back to the title.
The night was magical!
:)
But not bad enough! Hahah.
That was mean.
Anyways.
Tonight, I had...like the best experience in the world. Ever. Nothing will top this for a while.
At first, I really didn't want to go to the concert. Because I didn't want to miss driver's ed. But I did.
And boy, am I glad I did!
The only thing is...I'm sworn to secrecy about the night's events, under an oath titled "What happens at Ram's Head, stays at Ram's Head" or "WHARMSARM" for short ....but I will divulge some details. (*EDIT!*...I have no clue why there are "M"'s in there...except for the fact that I must have been exceptionally tired. It should be WHARHSARH" oops...)
[And for the record, this post is mostly so that I can come back to it and remember everything about tonight...but you can read it if you so wish :)]
My dear eldest sister, Erin, had two VIP tickets to the Family Force Five Tourantula.
We got to the venue at around 4:30, went in...waited in a non-existent line (okay, okay...there were about 15 people) for about an hour, until the lady came out and gave us our VIP passes.
We went in & were able to meet the band...not the best quality, but it's still cool :)
"Are you feeling magical?"
"Uh...yeah!"
"Good, good."
. . . okay.
Ermmmm. Then we moved towards the stage. And something awesome happened. We got front row! It was pretttty cool. Then we got to see an acoustic set by them, which was awesome!
I laughed. So hard. Three minutes of that.
Thennnnnnn the band Swimming With Dolphins came on, who I mentioned earlier. They were so good. You should go pre-order their album. Now. It comes out the same day as Owl City's. Soooo you can buy them both. And that will be a darned good day!
They were so good. The energy was cah-razy.
1) He said that their music was ghetto. But it was okay because they were in Baltimore. ;)
2) Before they played one of their most popular songs, Dance or Die, the lead singer went off on this monologue:
"This song...this song has a lot of unicorns. They're black unicorns. And they breathe fire out of their nostrils. Feel the unicorns!"
...okay. Only two things. The rest is classified under "WHARHSARH"
Then the concert was over. And you could feel everybody crashing. The energy was draining fast.
So we went to the merch table, got a few things, then I went over to Since Forever's table, got autographs & this lovely picture.
I met Swimming With Dolphins as well, and they were super nice! Just another reason for you to get their CD.
So Stereo Skyline was the only band I didn't meet...but I was kind of okay with that because the people in the band that I wanted to meet weren't there.
So yeah. The night was awesome. I also got some bracelets & pins to add to my collections! Woop! It was fun. I'm tired. And I will be dead tomorrow, I'm so exhausted. I will die with black x's on my hands, because they used industrial Sharpies that have no plan on coming off anytime soon.
I need to sleep.
But I suppose I should finish this blog off the obvious way...refer back to the title.
The night was magical!
:)
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
10 Things!
Oookay. I'm thinking I might need to switch this "ten things that make me smile" thing to Tuesdays. Mondays are just uber busy.
Mmmmkay!
(& I'm so totally procrastinating right now. It's bad. But I call it "taking a break from the back-breaking burden of being a high school student"...roll with it)
Oh...and this may just end up being a random jumble of things.
1) I haven't had driver's ed homework for the past two classes! That makes me smile because I despise doing it. Lots.
2) I'm skipping driver's ed tonight. Because I'm a rebel.
Not really. I didn't really want to skip it because now I'll have to go and make it up in the next session! Ahh.
I'm being forced (yes, forced) to go to a concert tonight. I refuse to enjoy myself. I know the whole time I'll be wishing I were in class learning about the proper way to acknowledge stop signs.
3) So one of the bands that's playing at the concert is named Swimming With Dolphins. It was a pain in the butt to find the actual band. But when I did, I kinda liked the music, but I kept thinking, "This sounds like Owl City. These people ripped off Owl City!"
Uh. Swimming With Dolphins was founded by Austin Tofte...and Adam Young. He left the band after Owl City started picking up. Check them out because their music is pretty good (still not the same as Owl City...but ya know)
4) I'm taking a quick interlude here...just to tell you something that will probably make you smile. Or throw things at me because I'm so blonde sometimes. I was on Myspace (I only use it to listen to music) and at the top it says "My_______" and I'm sitting here...
"Why the heck doesn't it say Myspace? Are you supposed to fill it in with something? Why is there just a random spa-....oh."
5) I have less than a month of school left!
6) I won a contest from one of my favorite authors to win a book by one of my other favorite authors! And on her blog, when she announced the winners, she wrote,
Naomi, who is good at procrastinating (I totally don’t relate to this.) (Totally lying)
Out of, like, ten things that I posted on the contest, and this was what was acknowledged?
I refuse to admit I have a problem.
7) There's something that I've been wanting to buy for two months, it wasn't on the internet, but now it is! And I found it. Woohoo. The only thing is that shipping is $8 and the thing in question is only $5. Darned shipping.
8) Remember those books I was talking about last week? I finally got them!
...twenty minutes after I posted that they weren't here yet...
Anyways! I read them in the span of three days and loved them!
9) Reading those books also seemed to get rid of my writer's block that I've had since, like...February.
10) This text I got from my friend: "Dear Ashley, you were right. I was wrong. You're idea was a good one. Without you, I'd be like Osama Bin Laden. Dead. Love, Naomi"
She took the words right out of my mouth, eh?
Mmmmkay!
(& I'm so totally procrastinating right now. It's bad. But I call it "taking a break from the back-breaking burden of being a high school student"...roll with it)
Oh...and this may just end up being a random jumble of things.
1) I haven't had driver's ed homework for the past two classes! That makes me smile because I despise doing it. Lots.
2) I'm skipping driver's ed tonight. Because I'm a rebel.
Not really. I didn't really want to skip it because now I'll have to go and make it up in the next session! Ahh.
I'm being forced (yes, forced) to go to a concert tonight. I refuse to enjoy myself. I know the whole time I'll be wishing I were in class learning about the proper way to acknowledge stop signs.
3) So one of the bands that's playing at the concert is named Swimming With Dolphins. It was a pain in the butt to find the actual band. But when I did, I kinda liked the music, but I kept thinking, "This sounds like Owl City. These people ripped off Owl City!"
Uh. Swimming With Dolphins was founded by Austin Tofte...and Adam Young. He left the band after Owl City started picking up. Check them out because their music is pretty good (still not the same as Owl City...but ya know)
4) I'm taking a quick interlude here...just to tell you something that will probably make you smile. Or throw things at me because I'm so blonde sometimes. I was on Myspace (I only use it to listen to music) and at the top it says "My_______" and I'm sitting here...
"Why the heck doesn't it say Myspace? Are you supposed to fill it in with something? Why is there just a random spa-....oh."
5) I have less than a month of school left!
6) I won a contest from one of my favorite authors to win a book by one of my other favorite authors! And on her blog, when she announced the winners, she wrote,
Naomi, who is good at procrastinating (I totally don’t relate to this.) (Totally lying)
Out of, like, ten things that I posted on the contest, and this was what was acknowledged?
I refuse to admit I have a problem.
7) There's something that I've been wanting to buy for two months, it wasn't on the internet, but now it is! And I found it. Woohoo. The only thing is that shipping is $8 and the thing in question is only $5. Darned shipping.
8) Remember those books I was talking about last week? I finally got them!
...twenty minutes after I posted that they weren't here yet...
Anyways! I read them in the span of three days and loved them!
9) Reading those books also seemed to get rid of my writer's block that I've had since, like...February.
10) This text I got from my friend: "Dear Ashley, you were right. I was wrong. You're idea was a good one. Without you, I'd be like Osama Bin Laden. Dead. Love, Naomi"
She took the words right out of my mouth, eh?
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