V-Day ahead of time
To start this entry off, Ioga tagged me to do a music survey thingamajigger. And he seems to be under the impression that I wouldn't go through with it...I can't blame him since I am easily the most unreliable person ever for such things but I'm gonna be all over it this time!!! Here goes:
List seven songs you are into right now. No matter what the genre, whether they have words, or even if they're any good, but they must be songs you're really enjoying now. Post these instructions in your Live Journal along with your seven songs. Then tag seven other people to see what they're listening to.
1.) "Renegade Fighter"-Zed- This is one of those songs that doesn't have all that many words but just friggin rocks my world. Zed sounds British, but I'm not sure. The first few seconds are the best.
2.) "Mad World"-Michael Andrews(ft. Gary Jules)-Just an eerie but awesome song. I listened to this one night while driving home through snow and it was just the most surreal thing. It's from Donnie Darko and Smallville.
3.) "Forever and Ever Amen"-Randy Travis- Yes ladies and gentlemen, country. I like country from the 90's. This one just has a meaning for me.
4.) "Forget It"-Breaking Benjamin- One of those songs that I wish just kept going for like a minute longer, which is rare because usually I think songs could get their full meaning across in a minute less time...whatever.
5.) "I'm a Human-Flashlight Brown- Wierd but catchy. "I'm a human just like you, full of doubt without a clue, tryin' ta find a way to make it better!"
6.) "Island in the Sun"-Weezer- The happy, just chillin' song.
7.) "The Girl's Attractive"- I can't understand half the words, but damn is the chorus catchy.
So there! Of course, I won't bother with the tagging of others since everyone I would have tagged...is already tagged. *shrug*
NOW! This weekend Donna and I decided that since we could not conceivably see each other on the actual Valentine's Day, we moved it up to this weekend. I drove home on Friday at about 3pm and almost as soon as I got home, decided to drive 30 more minutes to visit Donna at her brand new house. My dad was somewhat peeved about me not spending hardly any time at the house this weekend, but me not being at home led to one of the greatest weekends ever. Donna's new house is much larger and brighter than her old one, and I personally prefer it. On Friday we just hung out, as Taryn and Cary(Donna's brother and sister-in-law) and their kids went around moving stuff in. I helped somewhat, but honestly I had no idea what to help with most of the time so I just tried to stay out of people's way. Eventually everyone left and it was just Donna and I, alone in the new house. Now rarely in all the time that we've been together have we ever been left alone without someone else in the other room just waiting to knock on the door or something. Hell, it's one of our running gags that we can never have an intimate moment without a C-3PO(as we lovingly refer to the timing-impaired family members) bursting in on us. But this time we were left completely alone. And it was...incredible. You guys know probably nothing about how our relationship works, but let's just say we're at a point that it normally takes at least a year for a relationship to reach. We're completely devoted to each other...to a point that I wouldn't even tell my parents because they'd instantly come back with "You don't know enough about relationships to make commitments like that." Donna and I work like no relationship seems to nowadays. Our relationship is more 1950's or Fairy Tale than it is 2006... And being alone in a house together for any amount of time made us picture a strange parallel dimension where we really could be...us, without fearing that our parents would find out and say we were stupid, naive kids. Anyway, it got late and I eventually went home, but the next day I came back and this time spent the night. It was literally the most perfect day I've ever been a part of. I'd elaborate but as it is, I'm probably boring the majority of you to tears. Ask me again sometime when you're actually talking to me, I can tell it a lot better that way.
I came back late Sunday carrying with me the V-Day gifts I got. I got her two heart tokens with things written on them that she could use them for...I know lame...but I'm not a millionaire like Chase. She gave me a picture frame with pictures of her in them and a box of Nerds that had "I love" scribbled before the "NERDS" on the front. :) Pretty great if I do say so myself. I'm still smiling a day later...just sitting in a computer lab at the bottom of the library grinning like an idiot. :)...You wouldn't understand, I guess...
List seven songs you are into right now. No matter what the genre, whether they have words, or even if they're any good, but they must be songs you're really enjoying now. Post these instructions in your Live Journal along with your seven songs. Then tag seven other people to see what they're listening to.
1.) "Renegade Fighter"-Zed- This is one of those songs that doesn't have all that many words but just friggin rocks my world. Zed sounds British, but I'm not sure. The first few seconds are the best.
2.) "Mad World"-Michael Andrews(ft. Gary Jules)-Just an eerie but awesome song. I listened to this one night while driving home through snow and it was just the most surreal thing. It's from Donnie Darko and Smallville.
3.) "Forever and Ever Amen"-Randy Travis- Yes ladies and gentlemen, country. I like country from the 90's. This one just has a meaning for me.
4.) "Forget It"-Breaking Benjamin- One of those songs that I wish just kept going for like a minute longer, which is rare because usually I think songs could get their full meaning across in a minute less time...whatever.
5.) "I'm a Human-Flashlight Brown- Wierd but catchy. "I'm a human just like you, full of doubt without a clue, tryin' ta find a way to make it better!"
6.) "Island in the Sun"-Weezer- The happy, just chillin' song.
7.) "The Girl's Attractive"- I can't understand half the words, but damn is the chorus catchy.
So there! Of course, I won't bother with the tagging of others since everyone I would have tagged...is already tagged. *shrug*
NOW! This weekend Donna and I decided that since we could not conceivably see each other on the actual Valentine's Day, we moved it up to this weekend. I drove home on Friday at about 3pm and almost as soon as I got home, decided to drive 30 more minutes to visit Donna at her brand new house. My dad was somewhat peeved about me not spending hardly any time at the house this weekend, but me not being at home led to one of the greatest weekends ever. Donna's new house is much larger and brighter than her old one, and I personally prefer it. On Friday we just hung out, as Taryn and Cary(Donna's brother and sister-in-law) and their kids went around moving stuff in. I helped somewhat, but honestly I had no idea what to help with most of the time so I just tried to stay out of people's way. Eventually everyone left and it was just Donna and I, alone in the new house. Now rarely in all the time that we've been together have we ever been left alone without someone else in the other room just waiting to knock on the door or something. Hell, it's one of our running gags that we can never have an intimate moment without a C-3PO(as we lovingly refer to the timing-impaired family members) bursting in on us. But this time we were left completely alone. And it was...incredible. You guys know probably nothing about how our relationship works, but let's just say we're at a point that it normally takes at least a year for a relationship to reach. We're completely devoted to each other...to a point that I wouldn't even tell my parents because they'd instantly come back with "You don't know enough about relationships to make commitments like that." Donna and I work like no relationship seems to nowadays. Our relationship is more 1950's or Fairy Tale than it is 2006... And being alone in a house together for any amount of time made us picture a strange parallel dimension where we really could be...us, without fearing that our parents would find out and say we were stupid, naive kids. Anyway, it got late and I eventually went home, but the next day I came back and this time spent the night. It was literally the most perfect day I've ever been a part of. I'd elaborate but as it is, I'm probably boring the majority of you to tears. Ask me again sometime when you're actually talking to me, I can tell it a lot better that way.
I came back late Sunday carrying with me the V-Day gifts I got. I got her two heart tokens with things written on them that she could use them for...I know lame...but I'm not a millionaire like Chase. She gave me a picture frame with pictures of her in them and a box of Nerds that had "I love" scribbled before the "NERDS" on the front. :) Pretty great if I do say so myself. I'm still smiling a day later...just sitting in a computer lab at the bottom of the library grinning like an idiot. :)...You wouldn't understand, I guess...