The Update

It seems that as of late, I've found myself short of both free time and creativity. Such is exemplified now, where I begin my writing at 11:30p with still hours of homework left to do this night; however, I feel it necessary to inform my few readers of my life's current events beyond a few select twitter updates. I'm sure few will disagree with my proposition's necessity.

If you haven't noticed yet, I'm beginning to unnecessarily embellish my speech for no real reason at all beyond keeping from boring myself with my own words, which seems quite a likely scenario if I don't keep up my facade of intelligence.

I've also decided to eliminate the linking verb "be" from my vocabulary, along with all other forms of it (is, am, are, was, were, being, been). Of course, I will still use it as a helping verb; because if I didn't, I would just sound either stupid or Asian (Oriental languages don't have helping verbs or articles, so most Asians have trouble grasping those concepts).

Speaking of Asian, I'm taking an online Japanese class, and it looks as if it's going to be a great deal of fun, albeit a bit of work. But I can hardly expect anything to be of actual practical use if I don't put work into it. But then again, who said anyone needs to learn anything of practicality? Focusing on practicality remains one of our society's greatest downfalls, or at least that's what I contend. A conservative viewpoint would never harbor a life-changing idea, even if it would embrace it once it has been thoroughly explained and tested.

And this remains my problem with this city: it's insufferable conservatism and ignorant, hateful propaganda. I can hardly fathom how I will make it through this, my final year, and if I do, I can can hardly imagine my joy upon leaving this cult of sheep, lead only by sickening Republican lies.

Not that I blame the Republicans in the slightest. With prey this easy, I'm surprised the ghost of L. Ron Hubbard himself hasn't come to convert the masses with his lies.

Probably because they're all too damn stubborn in their closed-mindedness.

But enough of that. Today is a happy day. Today was the first day of the musical, and I found out that I get to kiss a certain someone not only once, but at least twice throughout the musical, and that certainly made my day if nothing else did. And wonderfully enough, everything else did. Today was just a good day in general. A lot of homework, but good.

And speaking of homework, I should probably get back to that. Only five intelligent sentences to write for English left now. That shouldn't be too hard (should being the acting word here, because writing intelligent sentences is always hard, although the pattern looks easy enough this time).

Oh, but before I go, I drove to Best Buy yesterday to buy a new pair of headphones (I've been looking for the perfect pair for years, and I think I'm finally getting reasonably close). I found a skullcandy pair that looked reasonably respectable in sound quality, comfort, and lack of noise-cancellation (which is a necessity for me, because I'm going to be using these headphones to sing with, and I need to hear myself). While I was checking out, I met this cool guy who basically told me to lie if the headphones sucked, and when I walked to the register, I gazed upon one of the prettiest girls I've ever seen. Or, at least out of those I've seen when I was shopping at Best Buy.

But that's about the entire story other than the fact that she was kind of flirting with me (but in that, I'm never going to see again, but you're still kind of cute kind of way. It's a depressing form of flirting, but it was all that would have made sense in those few moments.)

But then again, who said every action we take should make sense?