What to do...

I'm not sure if I want to do science anymore. But then, what else can I do?

'One question: do you need someone, or do you need me? Forget it, I don't really care.'

I finally got around to watching Say Anything since it's considered one of the greatest high school movies of all time (well, according to wikipedia anyway). I always feel a pang of sadness at the end of these movies. Because
a) as happy as I am for the characters, it just reminds me that people like these, especially the chivalrous dorky yet cool leading men, probably don't exist.

b) I feel a loss for my youth having grown up in an all girls' Catholic School and missing out on this high school experience, if it even exists.

Ahh if only life were an 80's movie.

 

Summer holidays

Ok, so here's my personal to-do list:

1. FINISH writing Emma and Tom's story. I feel so bad about how I've abandoned my characters on a cliffhanger but I just lost motivation to be creative and stuff. :( After doing a couple of Arts subjects this semester I realised how much I still enjoy writing. I thought that part of me died this year with all these science subjects but there was a bit that I managed to resurrect.

2. Get a job. Please please someone call me T.T

3. Do more hours of driving

4. Blog more. Blog, I am sorry. I will do my best not to abandon you ever again. Even if it means just posting up some lame poem someone else wrote.

5. Get my reading groove back. I....have only read about two or three books this year. Year 10 Marianne probably read twenty in six months. What's happening to meee

6. Do some Youtube videos. Because i also miss my script and filming too :(

7. Bond more with my bunny to the point where we become bffls

The arrival of the pink ipod

Just me an my ipod

Okay, yeah many of you will think it's not a big deal. Almost everyone I have met has an mp3 player of some sort they take around with them to listen on their walks or on public transport. So when I say 'I don't have an ipod, i never have' to someone if the topic were to arise in conversation they look at me as if I 've just stepped off a time machine from the stone age and decided to pop by and say hi in the 22nd century. Then the conversation would continue on with a little something like this
them: B-but how do you survive?? What do you do when you're on the bus???
me: nothing, look out the window?
them: I don't understand!! Why don't you have one??

And their disbelief would continue on. So here I am 18 years old with my first ipod. :P

Things I find awesome about having a portable music playing device
1. You can listen to the dorkiest song anywhere and no one but you would know
2. You have an excuse for people not to talk to you
3. You guys are probably used to it, but listening to music outdoors is a whole new experience for me

Things not so awesome about a portable musical playing device:
1. I've only had it for a day. But if you're a techno-idiot like me then you may find yourself in a bank and wonder how cool it is that they started playing music in the bank. You proceed with your transactions, receive weird looks from people then leave the bank realising the music has followed you. You wonder how that is possible. You then realise the music the whole time was coming from your ipod in your pocket. You look at the song playing. It is Livin' on a Prayer by Bon Jovi.

Christmas is a comin

It's the most wonderful time of the year! The return of all my favourite tv shows after the break in America:

30 Rock
Community
Glee
Parks and Recreation
Pretty Little Liars
How I Met Your Mother
Grey's Anatomy
Family Guy
American Dad
The Big Bang Theory
South Park
Eastbound and Down
The Office
Modern Family

Oh dear....when I put them all in a list like that....I really need to get a life.

Why did we put our year 12 badges slap bang in my middle of our chest? Anyone else now find that weird?

A confession

I never liked E.T.
 I thought it was boring and dragged out