So one time I was playing Loaded Questions at a game night, and the question was "what is one thing that is too serious to be joked about?" or something like that. It probably didn't end in a preposition. Anyway, I couldn't for the life of me think of an answer. "There's nothing in life that is that serious!" I kept thinking. I took so long to write something that I was the last person to send in my answer, which finally said:
"see-food"
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Monday, September 29, 2008
Sunday, September 28, 2008
There's a phrase I keep coming back to throughout life. I guess it has become a philosophy of mine:
The sum is the same.
(And you know it's true).
You can have a satisfactory, uneventful life--moseying along with little stress and no peaks in emotions. And it's a good life, if a little boring at times. OR you can have an action-packed life, where you're always running around trying to accomplish things, and you find yourself constantly either crying or laughing...
"The sum is the same." Either life will equal the same amount of happiness. The sum is the same.
Something I have discovered as of late: it's not always your choice which life you will live. Sure, you may think you are living the first life, the controlled life, that you've got things well under control, that nothing and nobody could possibly change your state...and then WHAM, out of nowhere, something happens and you suddenly find yourself in the midst of a situation you never would have expected, with a whirwind of newfound emotions to unearth. Life is unpredictable like that.
I don't like it.
The sum is the same.
(And you know it's true).
You can have a satisfactory, uneventful life--moseying along with little stress and no peaks in emotions. And it's a good life, if a little boring at times. OR you can have an action-packed life, where you're always running around trying to accomplish things, and you find yourself constantly either crying or laughing...
"The sum is the same." Either life will equal the same amount of happiness. The sum is the same.
Something I have discovered as of late: it's not always your choice which life you will live. Sure, you may think you are living the first life, the controlled life, that you've got things well under control, that nothing and nobody could possibly change your state...and then WHAM, out of nowhere, something happens and you suddenly find yourself in the midst of a situation you never would have expected, with a whirwind of newfound emotions to unearth. Life is unpredictable like that.
I don't like it.
Saturday, September 27, 2008
Thursday, September 25, 2008
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Monday, September 22, 2008
Saturday, September 20, 2008
Friday, September 19, 2008
Thursday, September 18, 2008
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
I got the new Coldplay album and I really like it, but I have to call them out on making such a short CD. I think it's terrible when there is space for 76 minutes on a normal CD and a band only fills up 35-45 minutes. To me, it's a rip-off; you should be paying half of the money for half of the music. But it doesn't work that way.
But it should.
But it should.
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Monday, September 15, 2008
Saturday, September 13, 2008
I freakin' love SNL. I don't know how in the world they manage to be so funny.
Here's a pretty good video of a sketch I saw once. It's Penelope in traffic school.
Here's a pretty good video of a sketch I saw once. It's Penelope in traffic school.
This is a true story.
Tonight at about 9:30 I drove to the school to practice (you WISH you were as cool as me). There was a small backup at the light to cross Tennessee, so I ended up just missing the light. A few seconds after I pulled up to wait for a green light, I noticed a guy in the car next to me leaning out the window and staring at me dreamily.
He motioned for me to open my window, but my window wasn't working at the moment. I tried to tell him through gestures. I think he understood me, and we both shrugged, but he KEPT STARING AT ME. The Tennessee light is an extremely long wait, so it got to be very awkward very quickly. I tried my window again. It opened. Success!
"I just wanted to tell you that you are beautiful." I couldn't decide whether he was drunk or not. He didn't sound drunk, but he was acting the part.
"...okay," I responded.
"No really...you are so beautiful." His friend in the driver's seat laughed. "He's drunk," he said. Seeing as the guy still hadn't stopped staring at me like he'd never seen a woman before, I had to believe it was true.
"No, this isn't me being drunk or anything. I swear, you are really just beautiful. So whatever party you're going to tonight, I want you to go knowing that you are beautiful." I thought that line was very sweet, even coming from an intoxicated stranger.
"Thank you."
"So where's your boyfriend?" I smile and tell him I don't have one.
"I bet he's a great guy," he responds. The driver laughs again.
"Man, you are so beautiful," he says again. Finally (finally! I think) the light turns green and he wished me a good night as we drive our seperate ways.
Did that really just happen? I asked myself as I pulled into the college of music.
Moral of the story:
On a game day in Tallahassee, you never know quite what you're going to get.
Tonight at about 9:30 I drove to the school to practice (you WISH you were as cool as me). There was a small backup at the light to cross Tennessee, so I ended up just missing the light. A few seconds after I pulled up to wait for a green light, I noticed a guy in the car next to me leaning out the window and staring at me dreamily.
He motioned for me to open my window, but my window wasn't working at the moment. I tried to tell him through gestures. I think he understood me, and we both shrugged, but he KEPT STARING AT ME. The Tennessee light is an extremely long wait, so it got to be very awkward very quickly. I tried my window again. It opened. Success!
"I just wanted to tell you that you are beautiful." I couldn't decide whether he was drunk or not. He didn't sound drunk, but he was acting the part.
"...okay," I responded.
"No really...you are so beautiful." His friend in the driver's seat laughed. "He's drunk," he said. Seeing as the guy still hadn't stopped staring at me like he'd never seen a woman before, I had to believe it was true.
"No, this isn't me being drunk or anything. I swear, you are really just beautiful. So whatever party you're going to tonight, I want you to go knowing that you are beautiful." I thought that line was very sweet, even coming from an intoxicated stranger.
"Thank you."
"So where's your boyfriend?" I smile and tell him I don't have one.
"I bet he's a great guy," he responds. The driver laughs again.
"Man, you are so beautiful," he says again. Finally (finally! I think) the light turns green and he wished me a good night as we drive our seperate ways.
Did that really just happen? I asked myself as I pulled into the college of music.
Moral of the story:
On a game day in Tallahassee, you never know quite what you're going to get.
Thursday, September 11, 2008
Oh my, God is awesome. Gentle messages when you least expect them, given from a person you would not expect them to come from.
"The only place to fall is into God's hands."
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In other news, guess which story I heard about in lesson today? It involves a certain set of hands changing temperature...
"The only place to fall is into God's hands."
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In other news, guess which story I heard about in lesson today? It involves a certain set of hands changing temperature...
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Tuesday, September 09, 2008
I have seen a lot of tv shows/movies lately which contain a similar scene. A man and a woman (not a couple, just two friends or acquaintances) will be talking, and suddenly one of them grabs the other and kisses them. Just out of the blue.
I don't think that happens in real life
(...but sometimes I think about what I would do if it did).
I don't think that happens in real life
(...but sometimes I think about what I would do if it did).
Monday, September 08, 2008
Sunday, September 07, 2008
Thursday, September 04, 2008
You guys cannot possibly imagine what a difference it makes not having to carry around heavy books. ESPECIALLY THE NORTON SCORES.
I am weak, and I walk to school, and heavy books make me sad, very sad. But this semester...there are no heavy books to bring to school. My load is light. And I really appreciate that now.
P.S. I know how to roundhouse kick.
I am weak, and I walk to school, and heavy books make me sad, very sad. But this semester...there are no heavy books to bring to school. My load is light. And I really appreciate that now.
P.S. I know how to roundhouse kick.
Tuesday, September 02, 2008
If you're buying a bike lock, and there is only one left on the shelf and it looks like it's in perfect condition...there's probably a reason that it's the only one left.
Edit: There's also a reason why the cheap deodorant is cheaper than the rest....
(Sorry, aural skills class. Don't judge me because I smell. You would smell too if you were me.)
Edit: There's also a reason why the cheap deodorant is cheaper than the rest....
(Sorry, aural skills class. Don't judge me because I smell. You would smell too if you were me.)