The First Order of Business: COOLEST. COSTUME. EVER.
Yes, after months of borrowing my dear friend Katy's hat (and by borrowing I mean pilfering away to my room and refusing to give back), I finally have a hat of my own. And it only has one or two little bumpy mistakes in it... SCORE.
Yes, this is indeed who you think it is. Christopher Walken. A very young Christopher Walken. My emotional and mental well being were slightly unhinged in discovering this photograph. Why? Because finding one's self attracted to Christopher Walken is enough to cause anyone to reconsider their existence. I can't undergo this alone, so I have decided that I need to share this image with all of you, so we can reevaluate our lives together.
The Fourth Order of Business: Audience Participation Time
So I know that there are a number of people who read this, but it feels odd writing so frequently without any feedback or participation. Thus, I am beginning a new installment. At the end of every entry, I will give a new prompt or question or challenge or something of that sort, and then you, dear readers, will respond to it. Preferably everyone. Even if I don't know you, or we are only acquaintances. Seriously. As I do more than my fair share of internet stalking, I would really only get excited at knowing that I am being internet stalked in return. So post a comment on here, or if you are reading this through facebook and don't have a blogger account, leave a comment on the link I posted. It'll be rad.
Today's Topic: Write down something bizarre or interesting you overheard someone say today.
Do it.
Love,
GennaRose
PS A Single Man is in theaters! Huzzah! Iwannaseeit.
Exchange in 23 yesterday:
ReplyDeleteMe: You could call the Mongolian Embassy.
Sophia: THAT'S SUCH A GOOD IDEA! (while sprinting out of the room)
I heard some Smith freshman (I think) talking on the bus about how one of them loved Evanescence above all other music, that the lead singer "understood" her life or some such nonsense. The other few girls were trying to convince her to listen to "good" music, but when it came down to being asked about it, they only played bands for which they had single songs on their iPod. Also, later in the conversation, one of them started going on about how they needed to get her into Radiohead, which prompted the girl obsessed with Evanescence to say, "Um...yeah. I may have heard of them??"
ReplyDeleteNow, I'm not saying everyone has to listen to Radiohead. I don't listen to them much myself. But if you listen to music AT ALL, they seem like they'd find a way into your brain simply because every music magazine ever has had a boner for them for at least a straight decade.
Ugh.
Rant: complete.
Me: "Radiohead sucks"
ReplyDeleteTom: "I feel like that's not something I hear a lot of people say, and it's awesome."
captcha: boxide
"Don't pop that balloon."
ReplyDelete"Why not?"
"Because I don't want to expose my ears to a loud-ass noise."
"Don't worry. I'm a surgeon at this."
-This is Shannon by the way.