Tuesday, June 13, 2006

awake.... somewhat

I can't hear out of my left ear. I hate it when I get water in it when I shower. At least I'm not jumping around, pounding my head like Kramer.

At least I made it to class. I haven't made it to class two days on a row in a while. I need to get some coffee later though. I can't seem to function without caffiene.

Here's an interesting question, when three extremely fat punk rockers walk together do they think it is slimming? All of a sudden I feel bad for the people that has to fight them for space at concerts. Creepy.

I've been immersing myself with dmb lately. Can't help it. I'm appreciating it a lot more then before. I'm still trying to figure out who to bring to the concert. I want to go with somebody who really does appreciate the music. A buddy of mine offered to buy the ticket off of me yesterday because he appreciates music in general. I don't think he even knows who they are. What he doesn't realize was I played a fairly large sampling of thier songs the other night in his car when I messed around with his system. He didn't recognize any of it. He just thinks they were interesting. I just feel like it's a band you have to discover.

So today was probably the perfect day to bring my PSP to school. So what do I do? I left it on my bookshelf. It's pretty cool. I'm happy I put the whole thing on 6 months.... Mmmmmm.....

it's all nice and cold again today. People are dressing in darker colors again. Not me though. I threw on my new orange Hollister hoodie. Matches pretty well with my green shoes.

Saw a video on anger management today. It's funny how it made me think of a couple of things going on in my life. I guess I'm back to my "shit happens" mode.

1 comment:

  1. I totally agree about DMB having to be a band you have to discover. I don't think anyone can turn you on to their music. I remember while we were living in Utah they were extremely popular, I hated the whole mainstream, Mormon kids jiving to their music. Shawn was really in to them, and I felt like he was going with the flow. I would ask him, "But do you REALLY listen to it?" I just wasn't getting it. I listened because he liked them. It wasn't until just before I saw Dave for the first time in S.F. sometimes just snapped, and I got it. All of the songs I had heard on the radio a million times weren't just good anymore, they were flipping AMAZING, deep, different. I don't know, it's like you can't explain to other's yet, real Dave fans totally get it.

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