Wednesday, March 17, 2004

   March Break? Already? Maybe I should update more often...
Hey, it's me. Wow, long time no see, eh? There's so much stuff goin' on, and it doesn't help that "organizied" is not something that you'd see on my resume at the moment. Ah, well. Nothin' for it now, but t'shove my nose into the metaphorical grind stone. *sigh* For the days of grade two...

Enough of that! I've got more important things to post about! Like being confused over the concepts of actually liking someone and having an infatuation with someone. 'Cause, I'm pretty sure I know the dictionary definition of each; I just don't really know how each would be felt and then classified. Or would that be another political incorrectness, classifying how one feels about a person. I suppose that it would be difficult to do, whether or not it is correct, unless you really knew what it's like to like somebody, and what it's like to merely admire somebody but not necessarily like him/her.

Have I stopped making any sense yet? By asking this, I guess I'm showing a symptom of my insecurity. But, no matter. I like guessing around and not making any sense. Thinking on spirals is my specialty.

Maybe I should get started on writing that Macbeth essay...but I don't feel like it. And I still have plenty of time (two and a half days, to be exact); it's only supposed to be a mimimum of eight paragraphs, and around 1000-1250 words, nothing too horrible. *gapes and rereads* OMIGAWD!! *shrugs* Oh well. I'll just write it up later this afternoon, no prob. I think.

Hmmm, lessee, what else can I post about? Ah yes, I finally got my hands on the fifth volume DVD of Evangelion. It was pretty interesting to hear what Misato (albeit, a drunken one) had to say. Alas, I can't understand a word of Japanese, except for maybe courtesy words, and so I had to listen to the English dubbing instead, which was not all that poorly done.

And along that same train of anime thought...

I'm completely obsessed with the song "Sora" from Escaflowne. The way the haunting melody and harmony pulls at the heart strings... it's stunningly beautiful. And another song I'd never tire of listening to, "Simple and Clean", by Utada Hikaru. Just as beautiful, but with a lighter attitude, sort of magical, whereas "Sora" had a shade to it; not a heavy smothering one, just... a more mystic one, if you know what I mean.

Now transferring onto the music train of thought...

I just can't seem to be able to get over the lyrics of "Believe It Or Not" from The Long Road album, by Nickelback. There's just so much - I don't want to go as far as saying "truth" - meaning behind and in the words, I from my perspective, I can really relate to much of what it says. To me, it just screams of "We're all human; we all make mistakes; you're not the only one who can feel this; how long is it gonna take you t'figure it out?" Maybe I'm just reading too far into this, but as I might have stated earlier, I enjoy this little activity.

*looks at the time* Looks like I'm gonna hafta stop here, pals. Oh, wait before I do that...

...couple of last random thoughts.

Did you know?... That Tuesday originally comes from the Old English word Tiwesdaeg, which means day of Tyr/Tiu (either speeling works), and this character is known as the Norse god of war. And in both "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" and the play Macbeth, there is a mention of the day of the week when certain plot-impacting events occur. Did all of that come out clear? If not, read again. ~_^

And did you know?...Pal comes from the gypsy word "pal" which means brother.

And that's all.



For now...
MWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!
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