A list of things that are not going so well for me:
1. Math 1010. It is FOR REAL out to get me. Point-
slope form can suck it and I'm serious.
2. My neighbor, Sam, is about twenty six years old
and has bleach blonde tips. I mean, ??
3. Tim Burton. He just is never one my list of people
who are doing great things for me.
4. I'm taking a class about literature of the early Amer-
icas and it makes me want to kill myself basically every
time I am in it. Columbus sailed the ocean blue. We get
it. Now can we please get back to Hemingway?
5. I don't own any silk pajamas.
A list of things that are going well for me:
1. My lyric essay class. I think I've been writing
like a lyric essayist for, like, my whole entire life.
2. You've Got Mail. I literally use any excuse I
possibly can to watch it because it's my
favorite movie of all time.
possibly can to watch it because it's my
favorite movie of all time.
Example: Today, someone made reference to
The Godfather, so, naturally, I put it in the DVD
player and went to the mattresses.
3. The editor of The Statesman, my school news-
paper called me up this morning and asked if I was
still interested in writing for them. It took everything
inside of me not to scream "HELLS YEAH!"
because apparently that's poor form.
4. Celine Dion has a new single out. WHY ARE
YOU ALL STILL READING THIS?!
5. There's this boy.
haha my word, i am so glad Meg pointed me in your direction. your blog is seriously my favorite thing on the planet!
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ReplyDeleteit. Now can we please get back to Hemingway?"
I'm sorry I quote you in every comment. I just can't help it. haha I loved that so much.
What you said about Hemingway. I died. I died. I agree so much it's unreal. My favorite literary time period is The Lost Generation of American Lit. But then I get in American lit classes and they drown you in Hawthorne for a billion years and colonial stuff. JUST GIVE ME HEMINGWAY. I love your blog. Also, congrats on hearing from your school paper! That's awesome!
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once upon a time i thought i was done with school math forever. then i changed my major and they decided i needed to take stats again because somehow, nursing stats is way different (but it's really not) than family stats. DEATH. math is death, stats especially.
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