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Jamie Cullum is such good chill music
Tonight at work-so slow...I only have 3 more days of work, and I need to make as much money as possible, becaaaause.......
tomorrow is the Coldplay pre-sale lottery! But I am upset that tickets this year are $70....last tour I dont believe I paid more than $40. Also this year, they are all reserved seats :( general admission areas are sooo much better and lets the truly insane friends get front and center (a la Agnes and myself, 8am) but anyhow...I am buying tickets for 2 shows---Madison Square Garden in NYC to see them with Agnes (that will be most awesome), and ATL Philips Arena to take John. (wanted to go to an additional 3rd show along the lines of Raleigh or B'ham, but then I'd be spending more than $300 of money that I dont have!!!!!!) Oh course I will be compensated later for their tix, but I am buying them as close to 10am tomorrow as possible to ensure the best seats possible. **keeps fingers crossed for any front 5 rows, center**
I have the hardest time coming to grips with what my upcoming year is going to be like. I cannot imagine how cool Bonnaroo is going to be, I just hope I have enough energy to see most of the bands I want to see. And even harder I cannot believe I am living in Alaska for 2 months. I mean, whoa. Walmart will be a whole 2 hours away from me, along with every other comfort I'm used to having!! Cooper Landing is a small town with tiny shops, nice small hotels, and groceries, but nothing else. Also, I have come to the decision that I am going to GSU next year. I have been accepted and have to hurrily apply for any classes I can get. Its hard for me to accept I have a few days left in this town, and I dont even know what all to do to take full advantage of it. I'm going to miss the hell out of Auburn, but will also look forward to things living back in ATL brings. I will definatly visit come football season :)
Tonight at work-so slow...I only have 3 more days of work, and I need to make as much money as possible, becaaaause.......
tomorrow is the Coldplay pre-sale lottery! But I am upset that tickets this year are $70....last tour I dont believe I paid more than $40. Also this year, they are all reserved seats :( general admission areas are sooo much better and lets the truly insane friends get front and center (a la Agnes and myself, 8am) but anyhow...I am buying tickets for 2 shows---Madison Square Garden in NYC to see them with Agnes (that will be most awesome), and ATL Philips Arena to take John. (wanted to go to an additional 3rd show along the lines of Raleigh or B'ham, but then I'd be spending more than $300 of money that I dont have!!!!!!) Oh course I will be compensated later for their tix, but I am buying them as close to 10am tomorrow as possible to ensure the best seats possible. **keeps fingers crossed for any front 5 rows, center**
I have the hardest time coming to grips with what my upcoming year is going to be like. I cannot imagine how cool Bonnaroo is going to be, I just hope I have enough energy to see most of the bands I want to see. And even harder I cannot believe I am living in Alaska for 2 months. I mean, whoa. Walmart will be a whole 2 hours away from me, along with every other comfort I'm used to having!! Cooper Landing is a small town with tiny shops, nice small hotels, and groceries, but nothing else. Also, I have come to the decision that I am going to GSU next year. I have been accepted and have to hurrily apply for any classes I can get. Its hard for me to accept I have a few days left in this town, and I dont even know what all to do to take full advantage of it. I'm going to miss the hell out of Auburn, but will also look forward to things living back in ATL brings. I will definatly visit come football season :)