13th February, 2007
When Today Was A Breeze
Damn it. Why am I yawning so much right now? I got my four hours of sleep this morning! Oh well. I’ll have to stay up because I have things to finish… such as a paper, a problem set, and a lecture (I kind of missed a couple parts). The sad part is that I haven’t even started any of those. I should get going to it, shouldn’t I?
Well, in time. This is the time for me to pour my thoughts onto a screen and through the tapping of my fingers. I love typing; I do. It just feels so great to see the flow of my thoughts go as quickly as they can so I can share what is inside my head. However, if I were writing, it would be a different story because by the time I’d finish, I would wonder if I could at least read my own writing years from now. With typing at least, I can spew my thoughts out quicker and it will be completely legible… unless I go blind.
So I finally watched the Grammys, or whatever parts I wanted to watch. I must say congratulations is in order for Mary J. Blige and the Dixie Chicks. They definitely deserved their awards. I must say that Robin Troup did an outstanding job of performing for her first time on the Grammys. I wonder what will happen next to her?
What the heck happened to Rihanna? I thought she would have at least performed or anything, but the sad thing is that I don’t believe she got a nomination. This was somewhat her year as well, but oh well. There were outstanding performances from Mary J. Blige and Christina Aguilera. Some argue that Shakira’s was great too, but I had already expected all of her exotic movements so I didn’t see it as anything more. Maybe it’s just me.
And before all of that was school. My music midterm went fine. I probably messed up one of the dictation pieces, but the rest I’m sure I did fine with everything else including the sight singing. My group did mess up the rhythmic exercise, but hopefully my GSI will understand that one person screwing up shouldn’t affect the rest. We’ll see I suppose.
Today in AAS we began watching the movie, The Motel, which is supposed to based off the novel Waylaid by Ed Lin. However, there were very little similarities and many, many differences. Although the book can be quite vulgar at times, I never expected the movie to be just as bad, but unfortunately, it was. There was quite a lot of nudity from the motel guests to the porn magazines. Oh, and the incident with the bunny was just completely horrible! (Ask me for details) All I can say is that it makes me happy to know that I don’t have an older brother.
The statistics midterm went relatively well too. There was a problem that I probably messed up on, but I felt confident with everything else. It’s so good to know that my butt isn’t bleeding from the normal Berkeley midterm rape-age. No siree, no paper towels for me now; thank you.
I don’t know if this seems as a huge step to anyone else, but this does to me. Or maybe it’s just me, but today, I get a call from SB telling me that his brother plans to cancel their family plan, thus leaving him without a phone. I’m sure that I would have thought of this had I had more time to think about it, but SB beat me to the chase. He asked if I could transfer his line onto my account instead, since I happen to have one of my own in the same company. The weirdest thing (or maybe it’s not so weird) is that I never gave it a second thought. My only thoughts were, “Hmm, what plan should he be on? He probably won’t use the phone too much on a normal basis so I don’t want to pay for too much.”
Why would I consider this a big step? It’s because that this is a bit… binding? I don’t know if it’s the right term for it, but this is the first thing that we have together. The first thing that in the event that we would separate, we would have to resolve this issue. Everything else that has happened so far would not need to go through such a process, except this one would. Does this make sense? I’m not sure but I just feel that this action, this decision is practically pulling us closer together (if that makes any sense whatsoever).
Bah. I’m just spewing out words now in hopes of saying something great, but knowing me, I probably won’t and might have said something completely ridiculous.
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