college surprises
i'm enjoying college for the most part. nichole is gone so i have the room to myself. i'm lonely and i cried finally, but things are alright.
the band is great. i'm making a lot of friends. i love band kids.
i'm going to be totally buff by the end of the semester. my legs will be BAM and my arms and shoulders are getting an amazing work out. hooray cymbals. hooray marching. hooray band.
my english professor sat on top of the desk indian style the first day. he's pretty neat already. most of my classes are interesting. i need to get started on homework and extra credit tomorrow.
whenever band permits it.
i'm getting good at guitar hero. i'm playing on medium now, mostly. i like beast and the harlot a lot.
the russell house is retarded on friday nights. i have yet to get starbucks. maybe tomorrow.
people call my dorm vagina hall and other lovely nicknames. i'm pretty much part of the quarter of the female population not rushing a sorority. it's annoying. i'm tired of seeing these dumb girls in their dumb dresses and "welcome to the neighborhood" shirts. i wish they'd get out of my crappy normal people dorm and go live in their palaces, kthx.
back to band, i love how it's totally okay to: flip people off for making you do another run through; yell shut the fuck up to that annoying tenor player; take off your shirt at practice (not me though!); pants people; have the band director show up to keg parties.
college band is so relaxed. college is relaxed. i love that my english professor said it was perfectly okay to write "bullshit" in the margins of our book if we so agree that it is in fact bullshit. i love how liberal things are.
speaking of liberal, all of a sudden i know a lot of people with varying sexual orientations (and this is not directed at like a few people, this is about A LOT of people and just in general) to put it politely like and politically correct. people i'd totally expect and people i'd never expect. it's strange. but it's nothing bad. the whole gay rights thing is a big deal these days and it's hard for me to take a stand on it. so many people that i'm good friends with are in same sex relationships. byah. i don't know. i suppose this is what college is all about. forming your opinions on touchy subjects. this would be a good one for one of my papers for english.
the band is great. i'm making a lot of friends. i love band kids.
i'm going to be totally buff by the end of the semester. my legs will be BAM and my arms and shoulders are getting an amazing work out. hooray cymbals. hooray marching. hooray band.
my english professor sat on top of the desk indian style the first day. he's pretty neat already. most of my classes are interesting. i need to get started on homework and extra credit tomorrow.
whenever band permits it.
i'm getting good at guitar hero. i'm playing on medium now, mostly. i like beast and the harlot a lot.
the russell house is retarded on friday nights. i have yet to get starbucks. maybe tomorrow.
people call my dorm vagina hall and other lovely nicknames. i'm pretty much part of the quarter of the female population not rushing a sorority. it's annoying. i'm tired of seeing these dumb girls in their dumb dresses and "welcome to the neighborhood" shirts. i wish they'd get out of my crappy normal people dorm and go live in their palaces, kthx.
back to band, i love how it's totally okay to: flip people off for making you do another run through; yell shut the fuck up to that annoying tenor player; take off your shirt at practice (not me though!); pants people; have the band director show up to keg parties.
college band is so relaxed. college is relaxed. i love that my english professor said it was perfectly okay to write "bullshit" in the margins of our book if we so agree that it is in fact bullshit. i love how liberal things are.
speaking of liberal, all of a sudden i know a lot of people with varying sexual orientations (and this is not directed at like a few people, this is about A LOT of people and just in general) to put it politely like and politically correct. people i'd totally expect and people i'd never expect. it's strange. but it's nothing bad. the whole gay rights thing is a big deal these days and it's hard for me to take a stand on it. so many people that i'm good friends with are in same sex relationships. byah. i don't know. i suppose this is what college is all about. forming your opinions on touchy subjects. this would be a good one for one of my papers for english.