Books, Stairs, and Butts

I just stayed up all night having an Avatar marathon with two of my friends.

And now I think I’ll go pass out.

Naked Economics is taking way too long to read, and after I finish it I still have to answer twelve questions on it. Hopefully I’ll be able to get through Wiseblood and The Sun Also Rises quickly. And then I really should do my best to go over the Constitution.

Oh stress, I can’t say I missed you.

Tonight was a really good night though, so I suppose that’s a plus. c:

Goodnight tumblr.

Not just the usual stuff. I’ve had four migraines in the past month, but I usually only get one or two every month. Now, the most recent one (which happened today) can probably be explained by the fact that I waited too long to have my daily cup of coffee. However, that’s also sometimes the explanation for one of the two I get every month. So that’s still two extra migraines in one month where I haven’t been particularly stressed or wanting for sleep, which worries me a bit, especially since if this new rate keeps up, I’ll run out of pills before I’m allowed to get another refill, which could mean another trip to the neurologist, which costs more money than it should.

Excuse me while I bore all of you with my health problems. c:

There’s something about these Slender Man videos that Zander linked me to that just really creeps me out. It’s weird. Scary movies don’t usually frighten me all that much; I might feel paranoid for a night but that’s it. But this is kind of making me question my habit of taking walks late at night. Or looking out windows at night. Or leaving my room at night. Or leaving my baseball bat at home when I sleep over at someone’s house.

Also, Zazu, if I can’t sleep, I’m waking you up to calm me down. xD

Quick self get your fat ass off the bed and go get food.

(Except not really because I am too lazy.)

Haha, someone should come make me breakfast.

Are messy and complicated. And I don’t like dealing with them.

Mostly because it’s damn tiring to be sitting around drinking tea and feeling lonely when I’d rather not feel lonely at all.

confidential:

billowbe:

Sierra, Tim, Maggie, and Erin (if you’re back by then):

There will be another sort of gathering at Zander’s house at 2pm on Tuesday.

Be there.

Yerp. And you better bring Maddie, okay?

Already messaged her on Facebook along with David. I’ll call her tomorrow as well.

Sierra, Tim, Maggie, and Erin (if you’re back by then):

There will be another sort of gathering at Zander’s house at 2pm on Tuesday.

Be there.

I’ve come to notice that when people analyze others, they often pick out negative qualities that they’ve observed before pointing out positive traits.

I guess maybe this is because people take good things for granted.

Watching the old Pride and Prejudice movie again while drinking tea and eating fruit.

In case you didn’t hear, I’m secretly an old lady.

Did either of you happen to spy my phone lying around at Shallowford today? It went missing today, and that’s the last place I had it.

plastikmotte:

For the love of god.

Ughskajhdfjds

THIS.

I have that same feeling that I get at the end of every Shallowford play. Even though I bitch and complain about the work and the occasional bratty kids, by the time everything is over I end up feeling rather accomplished and proud of the campers. I also realize that I’m even going to slightly miss it.

Tomorrow we clean everything up. So I’m going to shower, eat Pringles, and stay up too late doing nothing before I get up at 8am.

Sierra, Zander, and Erin: thank you guys again for all you’ve done.

Time to read for a couple hours then attempt to sleep.

Fun shit, bro.

Holy shit, I can see with my glasses on.

Yes this is new.

And my phone is finally charged, and luckily it looks like no one died while I was gone. Good stuffs.

dflsdfjldsf I missed people so much though, I can’t wait for camp tomorrow so I can see Zander and Sierra. ;__;

Went to visit Kenyon College and took a tour.

The Con:

• It is the middle of nowhere. Seriously. I’m pretty sure Gambier (pronounced with a twang) is about the same size as Bell Buckle. Like, I sort of like the idea of living away from a city, I just don’t know if I could do it for four years. =/

Pros:

• Really beautiful campus and Gothic revival buildings
• The theater has catwalks and a huge backstage
• The library has about 1 million books in addition to being part of an inter-library loan program
• There are 24-hour reading and research rooms
• There’s a Quidditch team
• There is no meal plan. Cost for meals is included with tuition. As such, one can simply go into the dining hall, grab some food, and eat. Whenever. As much as one wants.
• The English department is the largest one, and there’s a really strong emphasis on writing no matter what class you’re in