I guess this is growing up.
My most valueable possesion right now cost me $2.
I have two little pieces of paper that say I'm going to see Blink in just over a week. A year ago I wouldn't have been so stoked about this, but now it's like reliving my childhood or something....
I dunno...I still am in childhood really....but you know..reliving times when I was even more immature, if thats even possible.
In other news when we got inside the Edge this kid a bit ahead of me couldn't get tickets out of the vending machine thing becuase he had a $10 billar which it wouldn't accept. I had tons of change so I gave him $2, to which someone working there commented that I was "The nicest person in the world ". Which is of course super flattering and entirely untrue, but kind of wierd at the same time...like obviously the tickets meant tons to the kid and $2 is really nothing. So in some ways its kind of sad. Anyways in reality I'm just not used to the hyperbole that is so common and that I myself often employ.
I have two little pieces of paper that say I'm going to see Blink in just over a week. A year ago I wouldn't have been so stoked about this, but now it's like reliving my childhood or something....
I dunno...I still am in childhood really....but you know..reliving times when I was even more immature, if thats even possible.
In other news when we got inside the Edge this kid a bit ahead of me couldn't get tickets out of the vending machine thing becuase he had a $10 billar which it wouldn't accept. I had tons of change so I gave him $2, to which someone working there commented that I was "The nicest person in the world ". Which is of course super flattering and entirely untrue, but kind of wierd at the same time...like obviously the tickets meant tons to the kid and $2 is really nothing. So in some ways its kind of sad. Anyways in reality I'm just not used to the hyperbole that is so common and that I myself often employ.