Sunday, November 30, 2008
on the seventh day, he rested, and said it was good.
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
THE BLOLKES and progress around the house.
Thursday, November 13, 2008
jackson never seemed so backhanded.
Once again, I find myself spending a late night over the American Pageant.
It's weird how things always have this god-damned ebb and flow to them. This time last year, my academics were struggling. I was failing English and my chances of staying in the class were grim. Now, I love my teachers and am incredibly interested in my schoolwork. People I called my best friends this time last year are nearly impossible to communicate with. I'm not going to say it's not my fault either. I guess it's near inevitable, but it's bothersome nonetheless. No one expects such schisms. No one expects a joke to only be recieved in silence.
Still, I'm happier and more content than I've been. That's a mighty generalization, but it isn't made hastily.
No one makes a playlist and expects it to take up more than one cd. I deleted one song, though. Everything fit. That sounds nice, everything fitting. It's hard to catch a breath through the homework, incompetent counseling, software updates, two-a-week trips to charlottesville, worrying about SAT II scores, wanting rest, wasting time blogging, and wondering where the hell time went.
Maybe it's just part of being a seventeen year old boy, but it's hard to have absolutely no hint of direction. I can list colleges to my uncle, but, in all honestly, I'm not entirely certain that I want to go to college right away. The conversation only becomes trickier when a major gets brought up. I wonder how many schools have transcendental meditation programs.
To quote Pavement, Everytime I sit around, I find I'm shot.
Nevertheless, I'm grinning ear to ear - and I mean that.


