pennyless thoughts
people who claim to be non-judgemental are liars. that isn't an opinion; that's fact. this world spins on an axle of bias. it's common for a person to try to avoid bias and judgement as much as possible, but no one is indifferent, and i think- no, it is pure fact that people who consider themselves as such think way too much of themselves.
with that said, i think that by now it is pretty apparent that i'm in my rare defiant mood tonight. i feel crappy, annoyed, aggravated, impatient, but alleviated after the long, calm, solitary day i've had. it feels nice to be in control of myself.
unless cheesecake comes in to play, and then, of course, i'm fucked.
i've been sleeping horribly lately. my dreams have been leading me in a direction i can't quite place, night by night. or the davinici code is haunting me. 20 more pages and i'm done- oh, the excitement! i agree with my dad in that everyone should read this book, if not for the sheer enjoyment, then to be clued in to what could be one of the most famous books of all time. i love how provocative and informative it is. which reminds me, one day i need to buy a bible and start reading.
i invented a new exercizing technique. more of a warm-up technique. crunches just weren't working for me. too much strain on my neck, and i just can't seem to get the abs-not-neck thing right.
with that said, i think that by now it is pretty apparent that i'm in my rare defiant mood tonight. i feel crappy, annoyed, aggravated, impatient, but alleviated after the long, calm, solitary day i've had. it feels nice to be in control of myself.
unless cheesecake comes in to play, and then, of course, i'm fucked.
i've been sleeping horribly lately. my dreams have been leading me in a direction i can't quite place, night by night. or the davinici code is haunting me. 20 more pages and i'm done- oh, the excitement! i agree with my dad in that everyone should read this book, if not for the sheer enjoyment, then to be clued in to what could be one of the most famous books of all time. i love how provocative and informative it is. which reminds me, one day i need to buy a bible and start reading.
i invented a new exercizing technique. more of a warm-up technique. crunches just weren't working for me. too much strain on my neck, and i just can't seem to get the abs-not-neck thing right.