So I love music. (What?! You didn't know this? Yeah, friendship over). Anyway, I finally bought an iPod, completing one of my New Years' Resolutions and I listen to it obsessively. Next to all my many books, it might be my most favorite possession. On Tuesday, I was at the Trax station on my way home from working at the Stadium. It was sunny and I didn't have to go back up to campus until Wednesday morning; I was fully rockin' out to Glee in celebration. I was taping my little feet right along to "You Can't Always Get What You Want" and "Defying Gravity" because that's what I do to celebrate. Don't judge. As I'm engrossed in my musical world, I see this shady lookin' guy giving me a funny look. I realized that I was probably doing more than just foot taping, and was mouthing the words as well. I had this sudden vision of busting a move right there in front of my fellow commuters; much like Tom in (500) Days of Summer does to Hall & Oats "Makin' My Dreams Come True". I began to giggle just a little bit at the thought and then realized I probably looked like a crazy person. Good thing I don't care what other people think, right?
...who drives with the windows down and the music on full blast. She talks too much, sleeps too little, and has a plethora of random thoughts to share. It will rarely have anything to do with anything, and will often mention chocolate chip cookies, so be warned. Don't be disappointed by the constant sarcasm or bad spelling, big words or historical references, the author enjoys all of the above. Oh and she really really really loves comments. Really.
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Thursday, February 11, 2010
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Why DVR is the greatest things ever...
... because tonight I was babysitting my favorite Barrett kids and Glee starts at the SAME time they go to bed. If you've never babysat the Barrett kids, you don't know that Syd needs a story before going to bed and this seriously inhibited my ability to watch a show that I count down the days to. Enter the miracle of DVR. I could read Syd "Mooseltoe"and make it downstairs in time to see Rachel make a fool of herself. Yay for modern conveniences.
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