Ahh, the power of cheese!

theRat · 07-11-2004, 09:48 AM

Oh woe is me. I'm sick and home alone on a Sunday morning instead of being at church. This is very sad. My whole week is going to be out of wack because of this. But I'm not complaining.

Last night I got my Pride and Prejudice fix, hehe, and now I have many, many quotes fresh in my mind. Watching a movie like that at midnight with friends is fun. Too bad the friend was my sister's and not mine (not that I don't like her, but we just don't know each other well and usually only hang out when she's over). And I was very loopy on nighttime medicine without sleep. Hah. Very loopy. Weee. I'm still loopy, but this isw just my normal loopiness which my sister's friend got to witness yesterday. Very few see me like that. I get very quiet, and very odd. Don't ask me why, but it's most obvious on days I don't feel good.

I started guitar lessons friday. It was just a freebie lesson talking about what I want to do with guitar and how much I already know. My teacher said that I'm good at switching between chords, my fingers move very fast. Yay for me.

Well...I'm going to go do something else now. Bye loves.

theRat · 07-11-2004, 04:29 PM

Well, I almost have a car of my very own. [snorts] It's a 1994 Dodge Caravan with peeling light blue paint, a smashed in trunk and a smooshed in driver's side nose/door. I'm cool.

The first thing I'm going to do when it's officially "mine" (right now it's my parents) is to rip off the rearview mirror and put it back on again. It fell off a year ago and the guy that put it back on did a bad job. It's terrible. The view of the ground in it is always slanted and it's terrible.

I think I'm also going to fix the a/c, heater and get a cd player. Maybe add flames or racing stripes too. Then I could be really cool (please note the heavy sarcasm of this sentence). Also remove the middle seat so I have some storage sense the trunk is not usable since I can't open it. Hah.

What I really want is the car my parents are replacing the van with (the van is actually a total loss. great...I'm getting a worthless car!) a '92 Jeep Wagoneer. In black. Life is not fair.

But hey, it's paid for and I already know it's mpg. Which is a good thing since the gas meter doesn't work since the accident (my parents were rearended at a red light....).

This all makes me laugh very hard. That and Father of the Bride on the TV behind me.

theRat · 07-14-2004, 08:40 PM

So, we went to get a metronome today across town. I got to drive so that was all good. Can I complain about something though? Of course I can! This is my journal. I would like to complain about the speed limit 35mph. I think it should be outlawed for it is far to slow a limit. I much prefer 70mph. Done complaining.

As I was saying....I drove across town, so I got a lot of hours in and that is good. I also learned why people hate rush hour traffic. If one could get Carpal Tunnel Syndrome in one's foot, that would be the way to do so.

So, I got the metronome right? Right. Well, it was the one of display because they were out. I was told I'd get to keep the battery. I didn't. This is sad. They also didn't set me up for an account using my first name. They used my middle name--odd people. Do they not like my first name or something? I'm offended.

Umm..that's all for now.

texandawg1288 · 07-18-2004, 04:09 PM

got your own car...lucky....well have fun driving, i love driving i cant wait till i get my permit

Andrew · 08-03-2004, 06:44 PM

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Well, I almost have a car of my very own. [snorts] It's a 1994 Dodge Caravan with peeling light blue paint, a smashed in trunk and a smooshed in driver's side nose/door. I'm cool.

You truly are cool. That is absolutely inanely awesome. I heart you.

Andrew makes his blazing return to CGR. I got home on Saturday, I just wasn't ready to come back to CGR yet. But I am now! I missed you and stuff. I am glad to be back.