After reading my friends little notes about strange things she feels and thinks, I really got a sense of her honesty and it made me feel kind of refreshed. I needed to go out today so I did and to others it might have been quite indifferent but to me, it's been just one more life-enriching day in the life.
For the first time in forever, the bus stop was quite peaceful. The birds were so loud that they even stopped me hearing the dreaded ear ringing. Even though the bus was five minutes late, I felt somewhat happy that the 'blue star bus service' gave me a little chance to admire the place I lived.
I didn't have the odd 10p, so the woman had to go to the great length of opening the change bag.
The weather was less than beautiful.
On the bus I listened to Lady Gaga, Kate Bush and Leona Lewis. It was a good mix and it made me think about why such a contrasting music playlist could make me smile so much. Maybe it's the realisation that I actually like most music despite the apparent lack of meaning to lyrics in today's society.
This weekend has been an interesting one in terms of music. I've had MTV Base and MTV Dance on my T.V for the passed two days. I can honestly say I'm sick of that Lil Wayne song where the man groans 'when I arrive' owing to the fact it was played over four times. On Saturday, me parents went out for someone's birthday so I had the house to myself - time for the violin to come out. I improvised over Sébastien Tellier's masterpiece, La Ritournelle. I don't think I did too badly but it let me come surprisingly closer to the music as opposed to how far the average person can come by shoving a couple of earphones in and hearing it.
In Romsey I needed to get a display book for my Geography project which was about the beautiful Kenya and how people seem to think that tourism is destroying it. Beauty can't be destroyed - contradictory to people saying it's only skin deep. I mean, how stupid?
More to the point, WHS was closed. I felt like an idiot peering in to look for someone but shit happens. :).
I sat in Subway with a 'Subway Melt'. I didn't think much there. A good looking guy walked in, but that was the only thing worth noting.
I hadn't had an Earl Grey tea in about a week and with ten minutes to spare, I got one and a caramel slice from Café Nero. It was the best tea I'd had all year until the miserable bus driver told me to throw it away - the amount of things I felt like calling him was becoming hysterically long list but I decided to save it for a list of 25 things that got on my nerves. The idea slowly evolved into starting a blog :).
He needed to get a grip.
This didn't stay on my mind for long. Have you ever realised that sociology dictates that the people who don't try hard at studying usually end up in crime or related? I asked myself this question after I was, again, shocked by the scum being brought up in North Baddesly - I don't know how this 7 year old child had the audacity to throw a large object at the bus window causing it to totally crack. The poor lady next to the window could have been in all sorts of trouble.
When I got home I looked at the stuff I brought :"). The idea of being allowed to buy my own packet of 200 mg Ibuprofen really did make me feel grown up.
I really feel like playing SimCity 4 now.
Cool, bye :)
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