"I thought that I heard you laughing"
I should post again. The problem is mainly that I want to talk about interesting meaningful things instead of just drabbling on about my day, and I don't always have that material to write about. Let's face it: I don't live a life full of fast-paced adventure.
There's this band on daytrotter called the Fuck Buttons. I haven't listened to them yet, but it should prove an interesting experience. Just like that one song, "Hello, Vagina" has nothing to do with the title when you actually listen to it. It's actually a really pretty song. Just a little awkward when it's on your ipod.
Each day I hate Apple a little more. The latest thing is the way they have it set up so that when you manually sync your ipod, itunes automatically deletes the On-the-Go playlist. Not saves, but deletes. It's ridiculous because I always forget to write down the list (which isn't fun either, considering I have to write all the songs down and then go find them to add to a new playlist) and then a really great mix gets deleted. It's always the really great ones that I forget with, too. It really can't be that hard to put a program like the one on the ipod mini where you can save your 'lists. And they don't get deleted, either. But it's okay, because once life gets less frenzied, I'ma call apple support and they'll help me (I hope).
So I'm prettymuch decided on being an English major. It was probably David's prose-poetry class that sealed it, or maybe the poetry workshop that Elena took me to (not your Elena, Natalie). The thing was, I was definitely not thinking about the creative writing focus before, but after visiting creative writing courses, I kinda really want to. Maybe. I'm not sure yet, and I think I'll stay English Lit. because you can take both fiction and writing courses and it still counts for your major, so that would be a really easy major change, if ever I decide I want to. The only problem with being a creative writing major is that then I'd have to write stuff. I like the courses; I just don't want to write. I'm contrary that way.
I'm glad college is coming. High school people in general (and specifically) have been getting on my nerves a lot lately, and the cool people mixed in aren't worth dealing with them anymore. I feel really apathetic, and I'm hoping this summer will get me pumped for college next year, where I'll be a freshman again, at a new place with more excitement in my life. A drastic change that I am definitely ready for.
There's this cooking show on right now that's got a soundtrack- this happy strolling classical music, and they're narrating what the cook does in this excited voice. It's pretty trippy.
There's this band on daytrotter called the Fuck Buttons. I haven't listened to them yet, but it should prove an interesting experience. Just like that one song, "Hello, Vagina" has nothing to do with the title when you actually listen to it. It's actually a really pretty song. Just a little awkward when it's on your ipod.
Each day I hate Apple a little more. The latest thing is the way they have it set up so that when you manually sync your ipod, itunes automatically deletes the On-the-Go playlist. Not saves, but deletes. It's ridiculous because I always forget to write down the list (which isn't fun either, considering I have to write all the songs down and then go find them to add to a new playlist) and then a really great mix gets deleted. It's always the really great ones that I forget with, too. It really can't be that hard to put a program like the one on the ipod mini where you can save your 'lists. And they don't get deleted, either. But it's okay, because once life gets less frenzied, I'ma call apple support and they'll help me (I hope).
So I'm prettymuch decided on being an English major. It was probably David's prose-poetry class that sealed it, or maybe the poetry workshop that Elena took me to (not your Elena, Natalie). The thing was, I was definitely not thinking about the creative writing focus before, but after visiting creative writing courses, I kinda really want to. Maybe. I'm not sure yet, and I think I'll stay English Lit. because you can take both fiction and writing courses and it still counts for your major, so that would be a really easy major change, if ever I decide I want to. The only problem with being a creative writing major is that then I'd have to write stuff. I like the courses; I just don't want to write. I'm contrary that way.
I'm glad college is coming. High school people in general (and specifically) have been getting on my nerves a lot lately, and the cool people mixed in aren't worth dealing with them anymore. I feel really apathetic, and I'm hoping this summer will get me pumped for college next year, where I'll be a freshman again, at a new place with more excitement in my life. A drastic change that I am definitely ready for.
There's this cooking show on right now that's got a soundtrack- this happy strolling classical music, and they're narrating what the cook does in this excited voice. It's pretty trippy.