Oh My Word.

I'm going to die laughing.
I don't even know what's so funny about it....
Well, yeah, I do.
The fact that the Doctor would call his TARDIS 'Sexy' and that this would totally be his theme song.
Almost September 1st!!

http://timemachineup.tumblr.com/post/30170418839/morrissarty-violentsandwich-did-you-hear-the#notes

Here We Are Again...

I'm doing it again. Counting down. Two hours to go. These midnight premiers. I love going to these movies, I only hope they live up to expectations. So many things in life are that way. All hype and show.
Wish me luck with this one.

The Future

This commercial is the story of me and my future husband, except in this case, I would be the guy.

Til Kingdom Come

This song is how my life is feeling right about now.  You can try so hard for acceptance, but there's something in going against the norm and waiting 'til kingdom come' for the one person who accepts you for who you are; and not only accepts you, but loves you for it too.
Sick of public school education, sick of people not realizing what right's in front of them and tired of being ignored is how I'm feeling right now.  I guess I need to just wait for the better things ahead. There is so much more in life than we realize.

"Just say you'll wait. You'll wait for me."

Hard To Express

I don't really have words for this post. This boy can explain it better than I can. Please watch his videos. They have a message I think we all need to hear.

http://www.ksl.com/?nid=157&sid=18658438&title=texas-teen-leaves-heartfelt-message-before-christmas-death

Falling Slowly

I am three hours away from an event I have counted down to since September.

And how I do I feel about it?
Nervous, to be honest.

What if it's not what I expected? What if I'm bitterly disappointed? What will I countdown to next?
I guess life is like that. So much has changed since I've blogged last. I feel like I've grown up a lot. I see things differently.  We spend our whole lives waiting for these landmarks. Sweet sixteen, high school, college, marriage... but when it happens, do we so much as give it a second thought? Or is it something we can just check off the list before getting onto the next thing? 

It's like falling slowly. I'm moving through water and watching all these individual droplets fall past me. Each drop is a memory; an experience. I can't tell if I'm falling up or down and everything is like trying to see through the frosted glass on a windshield. I can't see clearly; things are blurry. Day to day life drags so slowly, but the big picture is nothing but a jumble of colors splattered across the blank canvas of life. 

Why don't we slow down, take things the way they are? Why are we constantly searching for that next high, the next big thrill? What's wrong with the ordinary; the basic? Let's take Coldplay's advice and just go back to the start. 

~Feeling a little nostalgic and homesick for the life I never knew I missed,

Me.

"O" Is For Oprah

I must admit I have mixed emotions about Oprah's show ending.  *Sound of brakes screeching*

What? You didn't think I cared about Oprah?

Watching a show that has been around longer than I've been alive does give it a bit of sentimentality. But I didn't cry at the end just in case you're wondering.

I guess I just expected the show to keep going. Well, at least until I got on there to talk about my bestseller book release. :D  I mean, c'mon! What talk show am  I supposed to go on now?

But since writing a book takes awhile and it takes longer still to reach Oprah show fame, by the time I probably got to go on any sort of talk show we would all be watching it in 3D from the comforts of our living rooms. So don't expect to see me on T.V. any time soon. Unless I do something incredibly awesome. (Or stupid, but that's not really in the plan.)