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There seems to be a lot on my mind lately, but nothing too significant that I can remember after an hour. *Shrugs* I s'pose that's why I haven't written anything for a while. Everything just seems so digustingly mundane...now that I'm working and barely have time for anything having to do with friends...I'm kind of wondering if this is what the rest of my life will be like. If it is, then someone should immediately spork me to death. I love the fact that I'm earning my own money for once instead of begging someone else for it, but I hate the fact that...I dunno...everything is so...the same. Every day I wake up between the hours of 12pm and 2pm, I shower, get dressed, eat something, and then go to work and call a myriad of people, asking the same damned questions, finally shutting down my computer at 9:30 and come home, fall into bed, and read until 4am or later. *Yawns* I dunno...I guess...I hate the fact that everything seems to be changing so much...I don't know how to explain it to be honest.
Anyways. Friday I left work early to pick up Tom and Megan and see Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Best. Movie. Ev4r. It beat out Napoleon Dynamite and Monty Python and the Holy Grail for me. That's pretty hardXcore. Aaron, Megan, Tom, and I have decided that Taco Bell workers cannot handle getting two identical orders in a row. Rawr.
The first showing of the movie sold out so Megan, Tom, and I trudged over to Barnes & Noble for a while for some Harry Potter madness. Trust me, it was madness. Tim unexpectedly called and said he was going to come after all for the movie and book release, because he'd gotten out of work early. Or something along those lines. Right. So. After the movie we all walked back over to Barnes & Noble and waited out forever and a day to get out Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince books. Once I got home, I locked myself in my room for 2.5 days straight to read it. Leaving it only when forced.
I finished the book a few hours ago...my favorite of all of them...I won't say anything so as not to ruin it for anyone else. I'm ready for the next one. This book ends on a far too sad note, I'm actually feeling kind of depressed having read it. I think I cried through the last three chapters of it. Just. Wow.
Anyways. Friday I left work early to pick up Tom and Megan and see Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Best. Movie. Ev4r. It beat out Napoleon Dynamite and Monty Python and the Holy Grail for me. That's pretty hardXcore. Aaron, Megan, Tom, and I have decided that Taco Bell workers cannot handle getting two identical orders in a row. Rawr.
The first showing of the movie sold out so Megan, Tom, and I trudged over to Barnes & Noble for a while for some Harry Potter madness. Trust me, it was madness. Tim unexpectedly called and said he was going to come after all for the movie and book release, because he'd gotten out of work early. Or something along those lines. Right. So. After the movie we all walked back over to Barnes & Noble and waited out forever and a day to get out Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince books. Once I got home, I locked myself in my room for 2.5 days straight to read it. Leaving it only when forced.
I finished the book a few hours ago...my favorite of all of them...I won't say anything so as not to ruin it for anyone else. I'm ready for the next one. This book ends on a far too sad note, I'm actually feeling kind of depressed having read it. I think I cried through the last three chapters of it. Just. Wow.