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Work at the library, in spite of the whole being surrounded by books business, tends to involve me on autopilot. At some point over the last almost-a-year, I seem to have internalized the dewey decimal system and the categories we use enough that I reshelve using about two braincells. The rest are usually either slowly dying or considering BtVS, poetry, and various strange ideas. Today was a poetry day -- well, a song, really, but seeing as I haven't gotten around to fooling with chords etc beyond a basic melody in my head there's not much difference, is there? In any event I had this little snippet of chorus stuck in my mind so I figured I'd inflict it on anyone reading this, in the hopes of getting it out. Or else getting inspiration to throw a couple verses in.

and this isn't a confession
I've done nothing wrong
it isn't an obsession
it's just another song
without your name writ in it
though we both know:
it's you that i am singing,
when i say oh----...


...and that looks really, really lame when actually written. That's kind of disappointing: it sounded kind of cool in my head. Oh well.
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I have a new favorite website.

Look! Look! Look! Look! Look! Look! Look! ... yes, those were all different links.

and best (in the strangest sense of the word) of all:

Look!

... In that first sentence I had to suppress the urge to type "an" instead of "a", because it was right before the anchor tag. You know, (a href = ... ? I mean, a is a vowel... yes, yes I'm a freak.


Does anyone know anything about the new Eve 6 CD I've heard about? How is it?

stuff

Sep. 12th, 2003 04:20 pm
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Brainless again. Lost track of which week's schedule today was and was late to my Shakespeare class because of it, which I'm feeling stupid about. Then proceeded to bomb the pop quiz the teacher's been hinting at all week, mainly because since I thought it was the other schedule I'd anticipated having first block to study before going to take the quiz. Oops.

Finished today's physics test twenty minutes early. This makes me nervous since the teacher's been mentioning all week that it'll be a long test, she let people start a bit early, and she warned us several times that if we got stuck on a problem the best thing to do would be to move on, since otherwise we wouldn't have time to finish. Nobody else was done at quarter past two when I passed mine in, after checking answers twice. Did I skip a page or something? (Of course it could have something to do with the fact that the course I took last year also covered this material, so it's all review for me...)

Tried to give the Essay of Doom to my counselor, with the explanation that though I was pretty sure it was fine grammatically and structurally I wasn't sure if it was quite appropriate for the whole collegey scholarshippy thing. He didn't listen much, I think, and recommended I show it to an english teacher and ask for an opinion. Which I did, because I hate arguing, and it can't hurt right? Requested that last year's teacher take a look at it since I figured I wasn't in this year's teacher's best graces at the moment. (see above re: stupid + late). But any problems with the essay I'd figure were only having to do with the venue, which presumably a counselor would know best about. Oh well. Bleh. Anyone want to see the silly thing? Let me know and I'll post it up here sometime, maybe.

On an entirely different note, this is fascinating.

And on yet another note: it's hard to get sillier than... )

Plus-- scarily accurate, but I think I've posted this before. )

bored now

Sep. 9th, 2003 11:53 am
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Okay, so I have an unexpected full lunch block because my block 3 class was cancelled. I thought I might have a meeting with my Latin teacher, but I couldn't find him -- so much for that. I'm sitting here in the school computer lab feeling strangely like I should be doing something, because I so rarely have full lunches this year that it just feels bizarre not to be rushing from place to place frantically. I feel like if I don't get up and away from this computer right now I'm in dire danger of a cut slip. Yes, I'm pathetic.

I should probably go do some homework, maybe work on my college app essay (read: start essay) or my astronomy project, or the promotional signs for the lit magazine. Am I going to? No. I'm going to go sit outside the room for my next block class, I think, and read this fantasy novel that I'm a hundred-some pages into and still encounter sentences where I realize I don't understand a word. Because I just don't have any better ideas that I'm willing to put the effort into doing. Ah, well.

yay!

Sep. 7th, 2003 09:20 pm
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Spent this afternoon with [livejournal.com profile] nickigirl02 and Ann, which totally made my day. Antisocial-avoidant as I am, I still have to admit there's still very little that beats the mall&movie thing with friends. So all sorts of warm fuzzies there. :)

I should be doing homework. I'm not. This is because I suck.

If you should be doing homework too but are looking for stuff to procrastinate on, feel free to go review my pretentious poetry.

...

Sep. 6th, 2003 01:45 pm
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All right, so I stupidly screwed up the time of this afternoon's driving appointment and missed it. How did I get this dumb? Wish I knew. Wish I could fix it.

On the other hand, maybe me and the Driving Instructor of Doom are even now. :/
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My local police department has a webpage. Well, OK, that's perfectly normal. The weird bit is, besides downloads of common paperwork and their "Report A Crime" link, they also have an online store and a photo gallery, not to mention an events calendar that's entirely bare for at least the next twelve months. Overenthusiastic web designer, maybe?
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From [livejournal.com profile] nickigirl02:

My life is rated G.
What is your life rated?


And -- since everyone else put in their two cents -- I think the new layout's very nice, very streamlined, but I miss the pretty purple-and-other-colors header with all the neato words. ;(
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So very, very annoyed. She didn't write down on her calendar the 7-8 half of our scheduled driving time, leaving me either stiffed the thirty bucks the lesson costs if she gives me credit for it or else inconvenienced by making it up. When I screwed up (though I still think I'm perfectly justified at shrinking in terror from leaping out in front of a fast car coming up that closely) she talked on and on and on about how I shouldn't be upset. ("No crying -- we don't have to get out the crying blanket now do we? Hah hah.") I wasn't upset till you kept harping on it for ten minutes, okay? And she smokes. Not in the car, true, but she still smells like smoke all the time. And I'm sorry to all the smokers out there, but it's not such a great habit when you spend hours in a confined space with the youth of tomorrow who would prefer our lungs unpolluted and not to sit in your stink, all right? And -- and -- grr. Oh yeah, and she spent another long while telling me that even if I hated driving I'd have to learn anyways. What better way to make me think I hate it than telling me I might just be the type of person who doesn't like driving and can't change that ... over and over and over again?! Coming off my lovely accident, I'm totally vulnerable to anything that plays on my rampant insecurity. It would be nice if she didn't take this big fat open wound as an opportunity to get easy jabs in, though. I'm sure she means well, but if she thinks she's being reassuring she could not be more wrong. Blech.

... this has been today's daily installment of whining, tune in tomorrow for more!

huh?

Sep. 3rd, 2003 10:20 pm
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I could not stop talking today. At some point I opened my mouth and it just wouldn't close. It was strange; I'm usually pretty taciturn but today there was just a direct link to my mouth from somewhere, the express train without the stop at my brain. *g* I might have been a bit more entertaining company, but I also said some stupid things. Though that's not unusual.

I have to get up before six. I should probably go to sleep now. Either that or actually finish my homework. I've got a bad, bad case of senioritis, already. Can you imagine what I'll be like by May?
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...how much I despise homework. Blah.

Also carting books back and forth from house to house, and oh yeah, crowded hallways. The rose-tinted glasses of back-to-school have been thoroughly scratched up and abused by a whole week of school.

That's what, five days down, 175 to go? Eek.

On the plus side, classes don't suck (much), teachers are nice, jury's still out on my new counselor but tilting towards the positive, and there's a chance of actually having a couple people to hang out with even though my best friend at LS graduated last year. So not bad, overall. We'll see.

I really have to dig up a LJ icon for myself, don't I? Suggestions, anyone? ... Maybe I should dig up the digital camera and distort a picture of myself. Or maybe I should just find a Buffy site and steal a Spike picture-- James Marsters is much nicer to look at anyways, trust me.
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the best poetry is grandly offensive.
it doesn't push little buttons for a cheap giggle
it doesn't sob in the quiet of a hidden diary
it isn't content with just one little meaning
and it never wanted to leave you saying 'huh?'
-- but 'ohhhhhhh' --
it won't apologize for itself in ambiguity,
yet it will never take the obvious road to invade your core.
petty four letter words are not enough for it
it bites like a needle in crisp short sentences
bludgeons with obscure references and strings of syllables
leaving spectacular craters in your soul
and best of all slices neatly
so that you won't realize you're broken
till the very
last
line.
I felt I needed to write this. *shrugs* It's a perspective. And yes, I do realize the itty-bitty hypocrisy in the third line. Then again, this isn't quite *hidden*...
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It was barely scratched except for the fsking airbag, but evidently that's totaled. Not only does this mean I won't even have the tattered remains of a once plump savings account, it means it absolutely must go through insurance channels, upping my dad's insurance, and that I should have filled out the accident report as of three days ago...

... have I mentioned lately I hate myself? 'Cause I do.

whining

Sep. 1st, 2003 10:02 am
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So I'm back-to-school shopping with my little sister, the one I like to call Rikku, and my stepsister who I refer to as Lulu. Most of the pants Rikku tries on don't fit, she complains, stepping outside the dressing room in another ill-chosen garment. Either the legs are too short or the waist too big. Because she's four foot eight and seventy three pounds. God I wish I had her problem... :P

On an entirely different note, thanks for all the supportive notes while I was spazzing this week. You've no idea how much they meant to me. :) *hugs*
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Quiz lifted from Dana -- er, I mean nickigirl02's lj.

My LiveJournal Sitcom
I Love godream (TNN, 6:30): godream (Maura Tierney) can't find nickigirl02 (Shannon Elizabeth)'s shirt and pretends it was never missing. On the other side of town, amoretti (Elizabeth Berkley)'s office's air conditioning is broken, and hecatehatesthat (Kate Winslet) shows up to fix it. Nearby, cousinjean (Harvey Fierstein) discovers that kallysten (Billy Crudup) is taking flirting lessons. Meanwhile, redrover1980 (Jodie Foster) teaches badbuffyfic (Ethan Hawke) about ballet. (Series finale.)
What's Your LiveJournal Sitcom? (by rfreebern)

ugh

Aug. 26th, 2003 09:57 am
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So I found out it's likely to be fifteen hundred, not five. Can I just mention how much that SUCKS? ... But we're down to one or two crying jags a day and I think either I'm going into shock from the prospect of working all summer for what (though I intellectually know otherwise) feels like wasting all this money for nothing, or starting to get over it.

I guess it's kinda sad that I'm more worried over the money than anything else. Maybe it's just a really potent distracter from the dent this put in my self-esteem. Or maybe, considering the situation, it really does matter most.

...

Aug. 24th, 2003 09:18 pm
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So, all you folks who say you live without regret, how the fsk do you do it?

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