I'm not sure why I am posting this. I'm just in a weird, good mood, like contentment or something.
Aah, the Clash just came on. ::nods head violently::
My current playlist is very diverse....let's see...Kelly Clarkson, Lustra, Britney Spears, The Futureheads, The Clash, The Caesars, The Buggles, and yes, the Spice Girls. What can I say, I have a few "sin" songs; that is, songs which I fundamentlaly claim to hate (ie all teenybopper music), but secretly and unexplainbly harbour a love for...such as Britney Spears' Toxic, Kelly Clarkson's Since U Been Gone, and anything by the Spice Girls. Oh, and I love Madonna, too, but that's no sin; I'm perfectly open about that love, and I love her freely and openly :)
I always feel like I'm in an iPod commercial when a song from one of those commercials comes on...(Jerk it Out just came on). I'm not sure how I feel about that, but it certainly reflects the amount of consumerism which has pilfered my life. Blah.
Oh, I got second place tonight at the PCFL banquet; in JV LD Cities 2005...lost first to a sophomore at my school, which is ok, because Ghost still blocked out in LD. We also won the Overall Sweepstakes. Huzzah!
It's late, but I'm not tired...I hate when that happens, because you know that the longer you stay up, the more hopeless tommorow morning will be. I guess I'll try to go to sleep at a time such that I sleep for exactly 7.5 hours....no, it's not because I'm a psycho. Here's a sleep tip for all you insomniacs and other sleep-depreived people: A lot of the time, when you are really tired in the morning (like deadly tired), it's because you interrupted your REM cycle. To avoid this, try to sleep in 45 minute, or better yet 1.5 hour increments...sleep for 3, 6, 7.5, or 9 hours a night for best results. You will allow your body to rest properly, and you'll feel really rested (it's true...6 hours of sleep will make you feel more rested than 10, because ten hours of sleep will cut off a REM cycle and screw you up)
Anyway, the next "in" time is at 11:15, so I best be going. Au revoir.
